LocalH

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961.
by LocalH 3y ago
THIS
962.
by LocalH 3y ago
Dolphin is not a "current-gen emulator"
963.
by LocalH 3y ago
> True but irrelevant. According to the Supreme Court K-9 alerts are probable cause. Then we have a Supreme Court problem.
964.
by LocalH 3y ago
Right, but that's not absolutely universal . Harmonix does pretty well continuing to release DLC without needing an additional title update in some time now. My point was more that the DLC packages themselves don't often, if ever
965.
by LocalH 3y ago
We need less of our lives to enter the digital realm, not more .
966.
by LocalH 3y ago
DLC doesn't usually introduce new code to a game, that tends to be reserved for full-on title updates. DLC is more like if Sonic and Knuckles could also support special "new level" cartridges, that didn't do anything
967.
by LocalH 3y ago
Those "no-CRT" views basically amount to "it's illegal to teach about how shitty white people were in the past, because somehow that makes today's white people look bad"
968.
by LocalH 3y ago
I'd be more ok with it, honestly, if public interest (news, local-origination programming, etc) content was illegal to encrypt, and it was only entertainment programming that they were allowed to encrypt. From what I'm understan
969.
by LocalH 3y ago
It's not about turning OTA into a subscription service. It's about taking control of which devices are allowed to view OTA channels. It's about taking control away from the end-user in terms of what they can do with the sig
970.
by LocalH 3y ago
When was the last signal intrusion? LMAO
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by LocalH 3y ago
> Because radio frequency signals travel faster in air than does light transmitted via fiber optic cable, use of the 2-25 MHz Band enables transmission with a shorter delay than fiber. wut
972.
by LocalH 3y ago
Have you tried Rock Band 3 Deluxe? https://github.com/hmxmilohax/rock-band-3-deluxe
973.
by LocalH 3y ago
I mean, those are effectively the choices, since the major impetus for ATSC 3 is the encryption. I'd honestly be fine with it if it were things like major sports events and other network programming that were going to be encrypted,
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by LocalH 3y ago
> I am a huge can of Phil Spencer I'm sure Phil Spencer will be interested to know that he can fit into a can :)
975.
by LocalH 3y ago
Then talk to dang and attempt to convince him that the voting system needs to be purely based on the truth (or lack thereof) contained within a comment. As it stands, the voting system is primarily intended to surface comments and posts tha
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by LocalH 3y ago
I mean, isn't the post you replied to essentially the clean room approach? One person/group does the actual reverse engineering and writes up the spec doc, and then a totally separate person/group takes that spec doc and pr
977.
by LocalH 3y ago
If they're performing their duty correctly, a video of their work should not be harmful to them at all. Situations like this are the only time I feel the saying "if you don't have anything to hide, you'd let people look&
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by LocalH 3y ago
> you can film the police but you can't post it online as they as individuals have a right to privacy as well This is perverse. What "privacy right" do police officers have when they are on duty or acting under color of la
979.
by LocalH 3y ago
From the French Revolution, to this. How far the mighty have fallen.
980.
by LocalH 3y ago
Major rightsholders don't respect our rights with regards to copyright (eroding/harming fair use, copyright extensions, etc) so fuck 'em. This is historical sales data. This isn't anything current or sensitive to today
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by LocalH 3y ago
> Addressing what drove these children to these ends should not be anybody's primary concern Talk about missing the forest for the trees. Solve that problem, and it would stand to reason that "these ends" would diminish.
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by LocalH 3y ago
The need to separate “fun” from “productivity and learning” is part of the problem. Make learning fun and engaging.
983.
by LocalH 3y ago
.ts is the extension for MPEG-2 transport stream files, at the very least.
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by LocalH 3y ago
> but it is addictive and harmful That's not at all a given.
985.
by LocalH 3y ago
What right do you have to decide what I look at? I reject your desire to control the content intake of others. Choose what you want to view, and leave other people alone.
986.
by LocalH 3y ago
These assholes seem to think that Minority Report was a good playbook
987.
by LocalH 3y ago
Regardless, if you have a legitimate license, and they pull this shit, you have the moral right to ensure that you can still use the license you hold. So, crack the shit out of it.
988.
by LocalH 3y ago
> Are tabacco taxes good? They encourage the same thing that smoking bans do, a reduction in smoking leading to better health for the population. As a smoker, that is absolute bullshit . Exhorbitant tobacco taxes only piss off people wh
989.
by LocalH 3y ago
Anyone else think "Front Far East" when they see the acronym FFE?
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by LocalH 3y ago
Abusive business practices are not "good" no matter whether they harm the people you dislike or not.

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