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Retroarch is solid after you take some time to configure it to work exactly how you want it to cuz some of the defaults are a bit weird
Retroarch is solid after you take some time to configure it to work exactly how you want it to cuz some of the defaults are a bit weird
See if your qBit container supports mounting scripts to be run at startup and just throw in a sleep 60
or whatever
Absolutely, v1 is the easiest Switch version to jailbreak. You could do it with a piece of foil or a $5 jig from amazon.
Not sure if you mean Switch ROMS or retro console ROMs, but a jailbroken Switch plays both, you’ll just need to install RetroArch for retro games.
Should’ve mentioned I meant 1080p. x265 or something equivalent is essential for 4k
I’d be interested to know how many of the streaming services natively offer x265. If it’s not many, then I could understand why release groups wouldn’t wanna re encode (e.g. it wouldn’t be a true WEB-DL anymore)
I recently switched from fire stick to Roku and overall, it’s been a great move. The remote is my only gripe. Hate squishy rubber buttons.
I understand your desire to not use a mainstream device, but personally, the last thing I want to do after a 10 hr work day of software debugging is sit down to watch TV, see some error messages, and find myself in a terminal troubleshooting network issues or whatever. I just want to watch TV.
Respectful enough to call it GNU/Linux, but not support it… lmao
Not quite what you’re looking for, but Overcast has Skip Intro and Skip Outro features. For each show, you can set an amount of time for the app to automatically skip over at the beginning and end of each episode. I find it super useful for some shows
I could be wrong, but I feel like the initial work of putting the system in recovery mode via tinfoil/modchip would still be required, but after that everything could run off the cartridge
When using a VPN, your own router should not be involved in port forwarding. Proton must support port forwarding with p2p traffic, the specific VPN software you use must be setup to use Proton’s port forwarding, and your qbittorrent must be properly configured to use the correct port
Everytime I’ve tried to use this list, I’ve found that most links are mislabeled or dead, and the ones that work are local weather stations for tiny Kansas towns…
Hop on a plane between a major city and Las Vegas a couple days before DEFCON and I’m sure someone will know
how would they be able to hide themselves?
It’s literally in the name for a .onion website: hidden service
Tor hides the identity of servers just as much as it does for client users. So as long as the IA hosts in a country where publishers don’t have jurisdiction, I believe they’ll be fine
if you literally spent 5 seconds…
https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=download+torrents+automatically
😂 practically no other option, my friend. Haven’t heard of Funkwhale though, sounds interesting. And no, as I mentioned in my first comment, downloading isn’t feasible for people with eclectic tastes cuz I just can’t keep up with my spontaneous “need” to listen to that one album that hasn’t even crossed my mind in 20 years
My point is there’s little actual difference between them. Identical services provided by greedy corporations with shitty track records
I mean I just named some of them, my point is you can’t avoid funding the military unless you live under a rock. Such is the military industrial complex
I hate to tell you but everyone is funding scary military tech, even if you’re not an American tax payer. If you’ve flown on a Boeing plane, used Microsoft software, worn Oakley sunglasses… all that revenue goes to companies who do or support that research
If you have an eclectic music taste and don’t spend your life next to a computer, there’s practically no other option
PC games, just don’t feel like making arbitrary code execution a cakewalk for internet strangers