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It sounds like the software pulled the trop you wanted from a server. So unless you already downloaded everything, there is nowhere that has it. And even if you
by vxNsr 4y ago
It sounds like the software pulled the trop you wanted from a server. So unless you already downloaded everything, there is nowhere that has it. And even if you have the install file, it’s not that useful because you can’t download the trop files.
- bombcar 4y agoAh, that's much worse, and sadder. More and more "desktop" software is just streamed intentionally or unintentionally from various SaaS servers, which will go dark at some point. Gamers have dealt with this for years now, but it's going to affect more and more things. The era of emulators being able to preserve software is coming to an end.
- c22 4y agoIt's okay, for the next generation of emulators, forward-thinking users will train ai models on the service to replace the remote functionality with a local imitation.
- squokko 4y agoWell if someone has downloaded many of the files then the files can be pulled from there.
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- calgarymicro 4y agoAre you sure? Because based on my reading of the article it sounds like it's all embedded in the executable. >I ask Schnee if Buchler’s source code could be reconstructed from a copy of the software. >It might be possible to induce the machine code to dump out a database of every phoneme it had ever uttered — all the tiny pieces it had used to sing Armenian and Lithuanian and Egyptian trope — and then, if you were very patient and very skilled, you might be able to write code to piece them back together.