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Most people use an EmuMMC to avoid bans. I think the bigger issue is that most Switch consoles need a hardmod.

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Sonic 06 can maybe be fixed at a technical level but not at gameplay level, yeah. Tortured myself by playing it through it twice and when you do know how to handle the game (don't do XY or the game freaks out, avoid jumping here, don't touch the analogue stick here...) a few Sonic parts can be quiet enjoyable but the rest of the game is such a shitshow. I even played ALL of the side quests for Sonic's part and it was one of the worst experiences I've ever had in a videogame. It's interesting to read about the development and people trying to "fix" it though.

Marketing by security researchers and companies has gotten unbearable. They only want their name out there and not actually make devices more secure.

They can (and will) ban you from online services (the console, not the account). No, they won't brick your console remotely (blown out of proportion from a sentence in the EULA that's there since the Wii days and other vendors also have it)

No because they don't use the eShop infrastructure.

Depends on how old you are :D

Lately? Did you forget the rootkit they installed on everyone of their customers PCs?

Is the calif website supposed to be a parody?

Slightly related but what really grinds my gears in modern UI design is: Monochrome icons where you don't know what it's doing. I'm feeling like an old man that doesn't know how to use a computer when I'm hovering over the icons to hope for a tooltip (that is often forgotten) that explains what it does and hope it's not a destructive one when clicking it. This somehow got worse over the years with every program inventing its own icons and meanings.

This is not the same? Reply-all is mostly just "please unsubscribe" or "why did I get this email". Here people try to be funny and "be part of it".

No first-party game is a Game Key Card and without them, the rest of them would just be digital without a store-release. No store has yet shut down, you can still download bought games from the Wii Shop from 20 years ago. And GKC aren't tied to the eShop infrastructure. Nintendo did the least damaging thing while still giving gamers the option.

Link in question: https://x.com/tenobrus/status/2096636223414808719

One billion devices run Java!

Ugh these comments on GitHub. Don't people know when it's best to just post nothing? "516 hidden items"

Anyone who compares DeepSeek to Claude can't be taken seriously. I'm rooting for open-source models of course but DeepSeek is so much worse than Claude, it's not comparable.

Just disable "Universal SSL". But yeah, it's unexpected.

.de costs me 1,14 € per year for comparison (using Netcup). Denic is also non-profit.

NTA but why so hostile? What do you even mean by "real work" and "real hardware"? And what has this to do with Linux compile times? Linux compiles way faster than Chromium in general.

This + when it constantly leaks prompts and implementation details. E.g.:

>No sudo, no telemetry, about 1.3% of one core.

You just know the prompt the author sent. And of course the absolute classic:

>No ps, no powermetrics, no scraping.

Huh, doesn't DeepSeek take the longest because it overthinks way too much? Haven't tested this release yet but was very disappointed with past ones because it takes an eternity to do anything because it constantly overthinks and questions itself way too much instead of just starting.

Not only that, a lot of "gamers" refuse to play games that are not on Steam (not only talking about stuff like EGS-exclusives but games that have their own launcher or just EXE's).

Huh? The constant failures in the Gemini API and overnight changes are well documented, there was a time from January to roughly July (maybe it still persists) where the API constantly spew 503 errors. This was so bad that I switched to OpenAI API instead. See e.g. https://discuss.ai.google.dev/t/frequent-503-errors-service-...

DMCA is one of the worst laws in existence.

I paid 179 € in December 2023.

You need to work on your reading comprehension.

The answer is not yes, why are you spreading bs? It's just an extra feature item on the list, there is nothing that gets removed in the "normal" Firefox.

No, why would you think that?

Vodafone has also stopped public peering last year sadly. Especially noticeable with GitHub: https://www.heise.de/en/news/Vodafone-leaves-public-internet...

How do you handle files that are only downloadable after going through wait times, login wall, etc.? I used cliget for Firefox back in the good old XUL days that integrated itself into the download dialogue and which constructed a nice copy-pastable string for wget/curl but since the removal of XUL the new version is kinda useless.