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by bakugo 3y ago
I don't see what this has to do with the discussion at hand at all.
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by bakugo 3y ago
My device is mine, not everyone else's. It's not your decision to make regardless of whether or not you think it's best for the "greater good".
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by bakugo 3y ago
> Unfortunately, it's been established for a long time now that users cannot be trusted to perform updates by themselves, no matter how naggy you get about it, even for the most critical of security fixes. So let them not update. It
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by bakugo 3y ago
What point are you trying to make?
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by bakugo 3y ago
> they provided a tutorial for ripping games Yes, because that's how you legally play your own purchased games. > they were managing the discord where the ripped files were uploaded They were not. You weren't even allowed to
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by bakugo 3y ago
There isn't more to it, that explanation is wrong. See my other comments.
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by bakugo 3y ago
They didn't start with that business model and they didn't end with that business model, either. Please stop spreading misinformation. The second link in your post isn't even on the main yuzu subreddit, it's just a rando
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by bakugo 3y ago
> Yuzu people were running a company selling (on Patreon) "Early Access" to emulator features and access to a private Discord where there was A LOT of user-uploaded Switch ROM dumps floating around and the moderators (employed
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by bakugo 3y ago
Not hard at all, development will definitely be continued to some degree but likely not by the original developers, since most of them didn't do a great job of obscuring their identities and won't want to take the risk.
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by bakugo 3y ago
I really wish the rate limit was relaxed when favoriting posts specifically. Favoriting a post counts as two requests since it redirects you to another page, so you'll often hit the rate limit page while favoriting, but the favorite st
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by bakugo 3y ago
I hope Nintendo loses because it would be extremely harmful to emulation and software freedom as a whole if they didn't, but at the same time, I hope this knocks the whole "for-profit emulator" practice down a peg for a while
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by bakugo 3y ago
> A sufficiently advanced user can still install something like LADB or shizuku or even a custom rom Not without unlocking the bootloader (which can only be done on a few phones nowadays) and having to deal with getting locked out of a b
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by bakugo 3y ago
I am not the average person. It's none of my business what the average person does. Just because the average person can't be trusted with something, doesn't mean I should have to suffer because of it. Permission dialogs shoul
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by bakugo 3y ago
Yes, I will blame people on a forum for falling for such a dumb trick. The corporations "hoovering all the data" (such as Google themselves) are the same ones providing you with a convenient "solution" to the problem the
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by bakugo 3y ago
> the general population will simply hit "Ok" or "Allow" on any (security) prompt so they can get to their desired goal. So let them? I keep hearing this argument but I have yet to hear a good explanation of why it&#x
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by bakugo 3y ago
>It allows for apps to have almost free reign over the filesystem of other apps (read, write, modify), among other powerful capabilities What went so wrong with personal computing that allowing an application to have access to the files
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by bakugo 3y ago
> Is it intentional? You think they intentionally made it not understand skin tone distribution by country? I would believe it if there was proof, but with all the other things it gets wrong it's weird to jump to that conclusion. Ye
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by bakugo 3y ago
>I listen to what it suggests and just accept that it will go away when it decides to rotate it out. Spotify trained me not to look too hard, to let the flow be, and if that awesome song is gone or removed, don’t worry, we still have a m
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by bakugo 3y ago
I assume the negative reactions are due to the large Apple user base on HN. Most of these people are likely so used to being told "this software was built for a version of your OS released 2 years ago so you can't use it anymore,
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by bakugo 3y ago
> Epic games has the potential to be the virtual Disney World This is what everyone said about Lego, and a bunch of other collabs that came before. It was never true and it's not true now. Turns out people don't want a "vi
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by bakugo 3y ago
> A paid web could eliminate the ad ecosystem and all its toxicity (surveillance technology, etc.) I don't know how anyone can still live under this delusion when we're currently seeing multiple paid streaming services putting
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by bakugo 3y ago
> I can use my banks website to manage my finances, using my built-from-source Gentoo Linux computer. Only because hardware attestation is not yet a thing on desktop browsers. Google and Microsoft are working hard to change that, though.
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by bakugo 3y ago
Personally, I don't like it when corporations tell me what I can and can't do (especially if it involves threats), and I'm sure I'm not the only one.
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by bakugo 3y ago
Is it just standard practice to put an ugly, completely unrelated AI image at the top of every medium article now?
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by bakugo 3y ago
It's not that their absolute number is increasing, these people have always been around, they just weren't able to do much damage to things that weren't physically near them before. The internet changed everything, it has giv
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by bakugo 3y ago
In times like this, it's important to remember that Skyrim was made by a team of around 100 people.
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by bakugo 3y ago
> Nintendo doesn't owe you a cheap way to deploy your custom binaries to devices. Why not? Why should I not be allowed to run whatever I want on a device I supposedly own?
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by bakugo 3y ago
The unique certificate is mainly used to verify that a cart is authorized to be played online, the game files themselves are signed in their entirety and a console not running CFW will not accept any modified files.
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by bakugo 3y ago
A human artist cannot look at and memorize 100000 pictures in a day, and cannot paint 100000 pictures in a day. I am SO tired of this non-argument
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by bakugo 3y ago
Prettier removes any parentheses that aren't strictly necessary. So if you type: value = (a ? ((a * b) + c) : d); It turns into: value = a ? a * b + c : d; This is just a very basic example, there are many situations wher

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