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Me putting a 4 TB 3.5" HDD in my phone
Me putting a 4 TB 3.5" HDD in my phone
Me with SELinux hardened podman in a VM, running an offline Minecraft server😳
Probably never?
Next you’re gonna be judging cars on their ability to float.
Open source follows an entirely different risk model (and arguably much more effective than throwing money at greedy companies)
Pretty sure I remember that too, but believe there was some caveat like it only uploads when watching, making made it ‘more give less take’ on average
I’m begging everyone to watch the intro script of Reefer Madness, its honestly comedy gold how horribly its aged
But you may have with your Gameboy, gameboy advanced, Ds, dsi, dsiXL, 2ds, 3ds, wiiu, PSP, or PSP vita.
And if you consider a portable HDMI output important, laptops and phones could do this probably half a decade before the switch came out
It was underpowered when it came out and didn’t introduce anything their other consoles didnt already have (nor have I ever seen someone use half the features).
What’s really impressive is the devs making games for it, showing off how much the mobile gaming market is holding us back by making Candy Crush Soda Ultra Supermax
I think the most confusing part is that you want both the backend and gui to exist, yet don’t like the current back end.
Realistically you could create some super weird controller using all your sensors at once and just wrap it around termux/adb.
Things like termux’ first goal is to work both programmatically and via a user, a wheel that would be pretty difficult to recreate just for phones
Brain scan tossed in a robot makes 2 Simons
Yeah but like not everyone has a a thousand acres either - though you dont hear shoppers at the farmers market calling themselves farmers
Not really self hosting if youre not hosting it yourself no?
Not to highjack the thread but is it required not to use a VPN to join private trackers? I’m in a similar situation as OP and want to up my speeds, but I’m worried about privacy
But it still does have to get on your hard drive somehow, which tends not to be as convenient as opening an app and clinking play
Think you dropped your IP in the image there, might want to censor it for safety
Could be the early access stuff that’s closed
They didnt use any code from TOTK (such would be piracy); they did however use it to improve the emulator via game specific patches before the release date (hinting some devs got the game less than legally, but not yuzu itself)
used code from totk? What? They implemented patches early using knowledge from it, but including even a single line from the game would be incredibly stupid and contradictory to having to dump your keys in the first place
Orange pi + waydroid or orange pi os sounds perfect for you
I dont think the workflow is yet streamlined enough to assume a regular user would create a per game-user, that being said I just checked bottle’s default permissions and its not horrible, no filesystem access other than the app’s.
That being said it still is gonna be vulnerable to x11 keyloggers like most linux software is rn
You got me there