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     ; AMNet-specific options (all optional)
     ; gameId - the 4 character game ID (will show the game icon in the UI)
     ; serverName - the name of the server to show to users (defaults to the computer name if not set)
-    ; serverAddress - the address to listen on, including the protocol (defaults to http://+:6070, where + is a wildcard)
+    ; serverAddress - the address to listen on, including the protocol (don't set/change unless you know what you're doing)
     ; enableKeyboardMode - whether to enable hold-enter-to-login mode. Reads the file set at aimePath for card number (or DEVICE/aime.txt if not set).
     ; useAimeDBForPhysicalCards - Whether physical cards should use AiMeDB to retrieve access codes. If the game is using a hosted network, set this to 1 to load the same account data/profile as you would get on a physical cab.
     gameId=SDEZ
     ;serverName=CHUNI-PENGUIN
-    ;serverAddress=http://+:6070
+    ;serverAddress=http://0.0.0.0:6070
     ;enableKeyboardMode=1
     ;useAimeDBForPhysicalCards=1
     ```
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ This was originally intended for use with maimai and CHUNITHM, but should be com
 5. Access the using one of the interfaces (see below), add a new server `http://<your-ip-address>:6070`, import your existing card (or create a new one) and start playing!
 
 ### Physical Cards
-AMNet 1.3 adds support for scanning physical cards on iOS devices. If you own a physical AiMe/Banapass/e-Amusement/Suica card, you can scan it using the app and use it in-game.
+AMNet 1.3 adds support for scanning physical cards on iOS devices. If you own a physical Aime/Banapass/NESiCA/e-Amusement card, you can scan it using the app and use it in-game.
 By changing the `useAimeDBForPhysicalCards` in segatools.ini, you can choose how the card is read on a per-game basis:
 
 - `0` will send the 20-digit access code on the back of the card to the game and load the save data directly (default option).
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ AMNet can be used on most platforms, see below for options available for each pl
 		<tr>
 			<td>iOS</td>
 			<td><a href="https://testflight.apple.com/join/kHbeJTsQ" target="_blank">TestFlight</a></td>
-			<td>Aime/Banapass/e-Amusement/Suica IC cards supported</td>
+			<td>Aime/Banapass/NESiCA/e-Amusement IC cards supported</td>
 		</tr>
 		<tr>
 			<td rowspan="2">Android</td>
@@ -85,18 +85,17 @@ AMNet can be used on most platforms, see below for options available for each pl
 </div>
 
 ## Building
-### Server (AMNet.Server)
-Building the server from source requires the following dependencies:
-Visual Studio 2022 (or Build Tools) with **Desktop Development with C++** and **.NET Desktop Development** workloads, including **MSVC x64/x86** compiler and a recent **Windows 10/11 SDK**.
+### Server (amnet-server and amnet-server-test)
+Building the server from source requires a recent version of **Rust** in
+addition to an **MSVC compiler** and (probably) a recent **Windows 10/11 SDK**.
 
-After cloning the repository, the server can be built by publishing the project.
-Building the server without publish mode will result in a DLL that cannot be run by the game.
+After cloning the repository, the server can be built using cargo, specifying a target if an x86 version is desired.
 
 ```shell
-dotnet publish -c Release -r win-x64 -p:Version=1.0.0 AMNet.Server/AMNet.Server.csproj
-```
+cargo build --release
 
-The dll will be available at `.\AMNet.Server\bin\Release\net9.0-windows\win-x64\publish\amnet.dll`.
+# find the .dll at target/release/amnet.dll
+```
 
 ### Website (amnet-web)
 The web interface is built using Vite and React. Building the web interface requires Node.js (or alternative runtime).