jonny_eh

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by jonny_eh 3y ago
No they won’t. Emulators are legal. If you’re thinking of Yuzu, they crossed many lines into illegality, specifically offering support for currently sold games/systems, as well as breaking encryption.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
The emulator could have download links to some public domain ROMs. The open question is if it allows the user to also add ROMs from their own file system or cloud drive. We won’t know until an emulator is submitted for review.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Right! That's why I suggest "proud of" not "sure there are no flaws". If your level of "I'm proud of this thing" is "I can't think of any way to improve it" then you should probably rec
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
I've noticed this in my career. The lesson is to not "ship" something until you're proud of it. Sometimes that's easier said than done though.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
This guy claims Plummer is full of it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39812561
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
It's bizarre to me that they didn't acquire Apollo. It would have generated so much goodwill.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Not if it kneecaps a key competitor.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
> Are we gonna ignore the fact that VR pornography exists? On the Apple Vision Pro?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
I go to the local theatre regularly. I don't encounter phone usage a lot (thankfully), but when I do, it's usually a senior.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
> Translating code, generating cross language clients Can any convert a native iPhone app to an Android one?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Maybe it's just a hard problem, and no one has solved it yet?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Not the firmware, but the decryption key. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36091273
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
That flies in the face of what Valve did TO Dolphin. It was Valve that proactively reached out to Nintendo before putting Dolphin in Steam. Of course Nintendo responded "please don't", so Dolphin got blocked.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Complaining about Google's AI has become some kind of right-wing culture war thing.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Simple exaggeration.
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A complete look at how the Oct. 2 Cruise crash in San Francisco unfolded(sfchronicle.com)
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
They just need the guts to do it.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
I've always wondered if this document was originally written in jest.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Is there a way for adventurous users to opt into using BTRFS on SD cards?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
It's absolutely untenable for there to be a law that applies to one company but not a competitor doing an identical thing.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
I imagine Google will appeal, and the whole shebang will be decided by the Supreme Court, applying to everyone.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Epic lost to Apple, including on appeal. This will likely be decided by the Supreme Court.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
I came here to warn people that they should not disable local dimming on their TVS. It'll make dark scenes look overly bright and washed out.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
What about Steam?
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
1. There's different people here with different opions. 2. CEO's at fast growing startups are very different than at large tech.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Security lapses is still sadly not a fireable offense. It has to be either money related, criminal, or something deeply embarrassing. More embarrassing that being a public anti-semite (like another tech CEO not yet fired by their board).
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
In a world where Musk isn't fired from Tesla for being an open anti-semite.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Except that a non-overclockable CPU isn't a lower quality one. In fact, they may be sold cheaper to the OEM because they are less likely to be overclockable.
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by jonny_eh 3y ago
Is there a 4?
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Cloudflare.com Is Down(cloudflarestatus.com)
2 points by jonny_eh 3y ago|0 comments

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