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by brymaster 13y ago
This is to protect user privacy as explained by a Mozilla dev: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6756582 Otherwise every keystroke you made would be sent to Google.
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by brymaster 13y ago
Not that interesting, as this was introduced in Mavericks. http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnId=CVE-2014-126...
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by brymaster 13y ago
Who said anything about Android? You might find this article a good read: http://www.theverge.com/2014/1/21/5307992/inside-the-mind-of...
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by brymaster 13y ago
This bug was introduced in Mavericks.
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by brymaster 13y ago
Disagree. They can't even keep the lock screen secure. Any major or point release there's been a bypass exploit.
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by brymaster 13y ago
Lock screen has been vulnerable with a bypass exploit on several occasions so caution is probably a good idea. Way too many times to give me any sort of confidence.
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by brymaster 13y ago
> Good god I am so sick of reading comments like this. Then don't. You just lazily suggested to these people to stop using these products/services, so I suggest for you to stop reading comments "like this." > Almo
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by brymaster 13y ago
Interesting and thanks for the clarification. I see they have (Alias) in parenthesis so it makes me wonder if they are implemented as ALIAS records. This will take some more digging.
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by brymaster 13y ago
So is this blog incorrect in stating that you can simply change CNAME at your domain's registrar and still take advantage of github's CDN for "apex" domains? http://davidensinger.com/2013/03/set
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by brymaster 13y ago
Yeah, it's definitely fair use to make backups of your own games on the same medium. Tools like the Retrode are great to use with your carts. Nintendo is attempting to control the message (no one is going to check them on it and they&#
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by brymaster 13y ago
Hey byuu, thanks for the feedback. > On your screenshot, http://openemu.org/img/controls-prefs.png , you appear to be missing an option for the B button That whole field scrolls down, just doesn't appear so fro
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by brymaster 13y ago
Grab our 'Experimental' build. We have Stella in there.
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by brymaster 13y ago
Grab our 'Experimental' build where we have way more cores including Atari 2600. We'll continue to add more in the future, though not sure how we'll handle the old 8-bit computers just yet.
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by brymaster 13y ago
There are some really great tools for dumping your own ROMs from original carts you own. I've personally used Retrode: https://www.retrode.com
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by brymaster 13y ago
Can't replicate that here, anyway, bug reports please: https://github.com/OpenEmu/OpenEmu/issues :)
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by brymaster 13y ago
OpenEmu is meant to remove a lot of the complexity out of emulation. Some more advanced features we'll expose in the future. I'd be interested in knowing which games aren't being 'detected' and your input issues mig
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by brymaster 13y ago
That's really personal preference isn't it? One has a polished cocoa UI, the other is a cross-platform app. There's no animosity between the two projects here in case anyone is curious.
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by brymaster 13y ago
Thanks, we have a link to the repo at the top of our webpage header too.
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by brymaster 13y ago
OpenEmu has been in development for a really long time, first around 2009 which is before RetroArch came around. Our focus has always been a native OS X application while theirs has been cross-platform. Also, cross-platform UI's are a
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by brymaster 13y ago
A complete rewrite as this is a native cocoa app. We don't have any plans to do this but I recommend using RetroArch which is a great multi-platform emulator.
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by brymaster 13y ago
No plans. We're focusing on OS X but there is a great multi-platform emulator called RetroArch: http://www.libretro.com
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by brymaster 13y ago
OpenEmu dev here. Reverse engineering is legal. However, check your local laws and as always, use your best judgement when it comes to playing games that you own or some great Homebrew as found on sites like these: http://pdroms.
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OpenEmu 1.0 Released(openemu.org)
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by brymaster 13y ago
This reminds me of a link I found while browsing Woz's tweets several months ago. https://twitter.com/stevewoz/status/364464427736633344 It was a video about a possible attempted 'setup' of someone
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by brymaster 13y ago
Yeah when I saw this I was immediately reminded of these threads: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6300856 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6658995
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by brymaster 13y ago
I keep a bookmarklet around to destroy elements on a webpage for this very reason. http://jsfiddle.net/6jbJc/ Stuff like this, where flash is being replaced by html5+javascript, is what has me worried about Firefox rem
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by brymaster 13y ago
cryptocoin, I have 'showdead' on and you're hellbanned. Welcome to HN!
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by brymaster 13y ago
What you're probably imagining: http://cdn0.sbnation.com/entry_photo_images/4243405/microsof... What I'm imaging: http://www.tsemrinpoche.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05&#x2
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by brymaster 13y ago
Sweet. The world needs more freemium, gamification, ads, subscription plans and "social."
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by brymaster 13y ago
Got it. Changing scores is good so your reviews are worthless and defending EA lies is also good. Polygon is just another game journo blog towing publisher lines.

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