The outcome was obvious.
Anyway, the team behind Yuzu is still at large and the development will continue elsewhere, from aside, like in older days of emulation. Not everything has to default to GitHub, and not everything can.
Anyway, the team behind Yuzu is still at large and the development will continue elsewhere, from aside, like in older days of emulation. Not everything has to default to GitHub, and not everything can.
So they don't need to stamp it out completely. Pushing it further underground is good enough.
This seems mostly them whipping their layers who respond by doing what they can, not necessarily what Nintendo actually wants.
It's firmware for modchips? But the modchips are still being sold, installed and the people involved have access to the firmware.
Huh? Sure no one got imprisoned but virtually all Yuzu developers stopped contributing to emulation entirely after the lawsuit. New people came up but few of them are driven by the same passion as the old guard, so collective knowledge and experience fell off a cliff as a result.
Progress continues (much slower than before), but it's strange to claim things move forward like nothing happened.
But the tools are all there to create some kind of dark web, especially as the real web is going to be flooded with garbage.
Knotless.dev is now in the app store, manage your repos in your pocket - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50462272 - November 2026
There is also a pds that supports being backed by an object storage system, for trivial pds node hydration, warmup, and underlying data durability: https://vlpds.jazco.dev/docs/overview | https://vlpds.jazco.dev/
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Edit: Where would they host it and not get taken down by DMCA?
There no lack in choice if you search, especially for these kind of project that don't need a ton of tool integration or CI/CD tools.
That was always the appeal of people exploring shared compute and storage on crypto networks, it was overhyped and burdened by the financial speculation (though I imagine it also helped fund development), because the cool thing for me was people trying to build resilient distributed systems that protect from these kinds of issues
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For instance if I sent a DMCA to HN insisting that your comment violated my copyright, they'd probably ignore it, or ban my account.