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by no_time 3y ago
This is objectively great news. As long as it's function is to keep the program locked in, and not the user locked out from modifying it...
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by no_time 3y ago
>I replied to a comment on some other Nintendo-related post here the other day that began with something like ‘…Nintendo isn’t petty enough to…’ - to which I jokingly replied that I’d stopped reading after that. Lol hello again. I stand
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by no_time 3y ago
Good guess, but I tried both WIFI and Ethernet. Both exhibited the same dropping. I'm not even sure if the rpi played any part except signalling.
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by no_time 3y ago
Hi Saul, I attempted self hosting it on an RPI4 but the video quality was dropping heavily and stopping alltogether from time to time. I did not see an obvious bottleneck anywhere in the system. The rpi had both ram and cpu to spare, my con
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by no_time 3y ago
Even Nintendo isn't petty enough to sink billions into R&D'ing a novel architecture to ruin the prospect of emulation for a couple a few hundred thousand people at most.
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by no_time 3y ago
You are correct. It was a bad joke on my part.
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by no_time 3y ago
The court will argue that even your so-called wireless device has wires inside it.
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by no_time 3y ago
I haven't been able to find a solution for this either. Most people seem to just use docker for this and just deal with all the baggage that comes with it.
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by no_time 3y ago
You can use network namespaces too. As a reference, here is my torrent setup: ip netns add torrent ip link add wg1 type wireguard ip link set wg1 netns torrent ip -n torrent addr add 10.67.124.111/32 dev wg1 ip netns exec t
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by no_time 3y ago
When was the time they decreased padding? I remember MS products being fairly consistent up until Win8, then it went all downhill with the fisher price tablet BS.
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by no_time 3y ago
According to https://www.zerogpt.com/ your parent comment is 56.49% likely to be generated by ChatGPT.
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by no_time 3y ago
Phone users can have a little practical computing, as a treat.
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by no_time 3y ago
I wonder how many sleep/wake cycles would it take a day to outweigh the TCO decrease of the power bill with the TCO increase of the increased stress/amortization of the hardware, especially HDDs.
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by no_time 3y ago
I am aware how attestation works and what problem it addresses. But I strongly believe the power imbalance it creates outweighs the benefits. Especially with bullshit like CF using it as a captcha substitute. https://blog.cloudf
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by no_time 3y ago
The idea of authenticator hardware is inherently hostile to DIY and open source because you cannot produce or extract a keypair to generate valid attestation statements. Unless you are part of the cartel of course. https://w3c.gi
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by no_time 3y ago
https://imgur.com/a/jEQzRzT Great job at OCR-ing the text and recognizing the context, but it still can't do doom and gloom like us eastern Europeans.
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by no_time 4y ago
No but HDDs are. And GPUs. And NICs. To get a picture of how much unique information is present on every PC these days, look at one of the pasted anticheat HWID spoofers on GitHub. EDIT: found this nifty list https://www.unknownc
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by no_time 4y ago
Outcry over a single non crypto-enforced ID seems almost cute with todays treacherous technology like MS Pluton and ARM TrustZone.
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by no_time 4y ago
It is. But I feel like It's a compromise that works for all parties involved. Publishers are atleast calmed by the fact you can't just copy a game from machine A to B, and people who are in the know can strip steamstub with an ope
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by no_time 4y ago
>We've got to come up with a better solution. I've got an easy one for you: stop embedding google analytics and others. You don't need a cookie banner when you only have operational ones or better yet, none at all.
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by no_time 4y ago
>What FSF should do is work stop the move to secure boot. Already there are Intel Laptops being created that will not allow us to replace Windows with Linux or a BSD. Can you provide an example or article? I have not yet encountered an i
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by no_time 4y ago
The people who can work soulseek and/or cdparanoia are plenty capable of hosting their own streaming platform. Atleast now in 2023 I think. It's a cool project nonetheless. I'd love to be proven wrong.
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by no_time 4y ago
lol I had wired mice die on me mid game as well. While buying items in csgo one of my clicks was 3x more loud than the ones before. The white bit that you push on was no longer sticking out of the switch.
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by no_time 4y ago
>Kind notes from strangers. How did the number of interactions change over time?
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by no_time 4y ago
Just send $1 to anyone with the message "bomb terror weed crack isis"
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by no_time 4y ago
>I have no idea who Charles Sheeler is. But if someone knows 1,500 different artists/photographers/genres/styles and the nuances of them, they can immediately select the right look for the client Don't overthink it. T
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by no_time 4y ago
Touché. GOOG probably does in fact, have my phone number through this vector. What I mean is that they probably have a hard(er) time assigning this identifier to my activity.
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by no_time 4y ago
If someone call steal your session, what is stopping them from making requests on your behalf?
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by no_time 4y ago
I can't speak for WA, but Google doesn't have my phone number, or any other PII. OpenAI does.
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by no_time 4y ago
Try to do that to a site with CF bot protection cranked up... Not happening without a custom build/custom ssl proxy that mimics the SSL fingerprint of Chrome.

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