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by prophesi 3y ago
It doesn't seem like it, though I'd recommend modding your 3DS anyways. The process is pretty short and painless, and It becomes a really cool piece of hardware that can run GBA/DS/3DS games, has a working Virtual Boy em
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by prophesi 3y ago
I worked hard at the start of my 20's enduring long commutes, terrible cars, and entry level paychecks until I could afford to live in an American city. And that still required having a roommate to make rent. Even if I could have affor
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by prophesi 3y ago
Any chance of adding documentation for running it locally? venv / requirements.txt at the very least, or a docker image?
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by prophesi 3y ago
Is there a definitive fork of Citra as well? That was the actual tragedy of the Yuzu aftermath. I do know there are forks for Citra VR, Mac, and Android that were unaffected which is great however.
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by prophesi 3y ago
You asked if there were any cases of someone getting hassled for modding their own gear (and outside of phones, there are plenty of examples of that happening). If we're going back to phones, then it would have been illegal to jailbrea
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by prophesi 3y ago
Well, they're the ones who spearheaded the attempt to make it illegal. They're not able to raise complaints for its renewal because, well, it _wasn't_ renewed in 2012, but is now covered under the Unlocking Consumer Choice an
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by prophesi 3y ago
Apple will be fighting against it every 3 years when DMCA exemptions have to be renewed. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2009/02/apple-says-jailbreakin... edit: after digging into this, my above statement is fa
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by prophesi 3y ago
Anecdotally, the friends that I know who have a gaming PC own a Switch as well. The one guy running TotK @ 4K/60FPS on their rig was also the first to preorder the game. But we're all in our 30's with decent salaries.
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by prophesi 3y ago
This is when HN is at its peak. Duly noted!
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by prophesi 3y ago
Gotcha! The comment parent of mine makes a lot more sense now.
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by prophesi 3y ago
Thanks! And alternatively you can create an anchor element in the console with `href` set as a JSON stringified representation of `window._Flourish_data`. Then set a download attribute with the filename you'd like, and simulate a click
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by prophesi 3y ago
Hasn't that historically been the opposite? If a rich/white person is murdered, it's a headline-grabbing tragedy. Even serial killers are more likely to evade detection if their targets are minorities, though the reasons for
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by prophesi 3y ago
Which is most unfortunate... QR/Camera apps usually just show the domain anyways, and QR codes can easily fit large URL's. I imagine shorteners are used just so that they can choose a lower QR version and include a pretty logo in
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by prophesi 3y ago
At this point, there's a TotK optimizer you can find that even has a preset specifically for the Steam Deck.
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by prophesi 3y ago
The industry tried using AI to help with that last year, and it was quickly shut down[0] after UnitedHealth / Humana were sued for using blatantly flawed AI projections. It could definitely be used to improve aspects of healthcare, but
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by prophesi 3y ago
It's wild to me that they don't implement dark mode and `prefers-color-scheme` for their sign in page, and I'm assuming this will still be the case. Gotta love visiting youtube.com which does respect this preference, then get
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by prophesi 3y ago
On a related note, if you're a renter and utilities are included in your rent, be sure to check the lease if there's a clause that prohibits high electricity consuming activities like running a home media server, a cryptominer, or
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by prophesi 3y ago
The video in the article detailing the build shows Mike Harrison's badge in the intro that they used as a reference for their prototypes.
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by prophesi 3y ago
Found the article they linked[0] much more interesting / problematic: > Now, when a user in Europe taps a web app icon, they will see a system message asking if they wish to open it in Safari or cancel. The message adds that the web
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by prophesi 3y ago
Jumped to the comment section for this as well. Any open source devs successfully fund their projects through similar services that can give input on polar.sh and its competitors?
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by prophesi 3y ago
I think the main thing (in the context of Elixir) is that immutability gives you concurrency out-of-the-box, which in turn gives you predictability and scalability. It is very easy to spin up a couple of nodes that can communicate with each
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by prophesi 3y ago
Another painpoint I've found looking up service worker tutorials is how most focus exclusively on precaching and generating a manifest. They're likely using Workbox and its GenerateSW mode directly or through a framework plugin, w
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by prophesi 3y ago
Coming from Elixir land, the Config module accomplishes some of Pkl's goals. But you're pretty limited by what you can do since the config files run at compile-time. Lack of typing and need for magic atoms to retrieve them can mak
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by prophesi 3y ago
You can choose the routes that workbox caches, but any dynamic templates likely won't work; server-side rendering could potentially help with that, or at least help point out where it breaks.
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by prophesi 3y ago
No, only if your browser has the right private key. Let's say User A goes to the Corgea site. Their browser generates an RSA keypair, and appends the _public key_ to the URL, which is supposed to be visible. When User B accesses that U
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by prophesi 3y ago
> Encryption is just obfuscation. This is what you're missing. Obfuscation is not encryption, and anyone with access to the encrypted data in the URL would not be able to crack it in a reasonable amount of time unless they know some
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by prophesi 3y ago
Could also see an implementation where you generate a keypair per secret that saves a hashid (or just an incrementing integer) that you add to the URL fragment. The original sender's browser can then retrieve the private key in localst
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by prophesi 3y ago
This is great! Would it be possible for it to be entirely serverless by letting the repo generate a static HTML page with no CDN's that you could send to others? It would add a bit of friction to the process, but each party could appen
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by prophesi 3y ago
And is why Apple chose 30% when they launched the app store; it was already an acceptable charge, and could be justified with storage/bandwidth costs and the suite of tools/services built for it. That doesn't seem to line up
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by prophesi 3y ago
App Store and Play Store.

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