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This Link to The Past PC Port is amazing. It runs real smoothly and supports XInput controllers. It's probably the best port out there. I'm surprised that it isn't as well known.

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@noyoushutthefuckupdad @ArdainianRight @hachi @LittleTom I hope nobody in my family ever troons out. That's one of my biggest nightmares.

@beardalaxy The author said he used the ALTTP disassembly and wrote corresponding C code.

@ArdainianRight Which goes back to what I said: there are no good political parties.

@ArdainianRight Like I said multiple times, there are no good parties. They are all controlled. This applies to all other countries as well.

@noyoushutthefuckupdad He wasn't a literal Rothschild but his family had connections and the Rothschilds were responsible for funding Nazi Germany.

WWII was just a scam to create the UN.

corbettreport.com/who-funded-h

@ArdainianRight @hachi I still can't figure out why I have no desire for sex or romance. I honestly don't care, but I do understand the importance of family and natalism, unlike these LGBTQ+ ideology pushers.

@TerminalAutism @digdeeper @ryo @udon
>Maybe we should just use rounds of ammo, that could be a good currency!

My Dad told me I should invest in lead because people would be manufacturing bullets when the economy collapses.

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@nextcloud Have you ever looked into the 13th Month Calendar

1 day = 24 hours
7 days = week
14 days = fortnight
28 days in a month
13 months = Year

The calendar would NEVER change

We would never have to buy another one

Our birthdays would be on the same day every year

@ryo @TerminalAutism @digdeeper @udon People don't realize that anything can be used as a money. The ideal ancap society would probably use something like gold or silver (which cannot be created unless you can add/remove protons from atoms) for money or just use simple bartering in some cases. There will probably be parallel markets, each accepting their own money.

Money is just an extension of the barter system which seems to be innate within humans. Even primates barter food for services like picking lice.

And before anyone brings up "primitive communism" nonsense, hunter-gather societies didn't distribute goods "in each according to his need". Food was distributed on a borrowing or lending basis. Food was given only to those who would do something in return. People who worked more often earned more food and had more priority. So yeah, it was basically a barter system. They even bartered with other tribes.

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@digdeeper @TerminalAutism @udon @xianc78 Fuck, I'm drunk...

> The money is fiat currencies rather.

should be

> The problem is fiat currencies rather.

Because "problem" in Japanese is "問題" (mondai), so it looks like "money", and was thinking in 2 languages while typing somehow.
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@digdeeper @TerminalAutism @udon @xianc78 The money is fiat currencies rather.
Anything that can be printed up endlessly is going to lead to a power grab eventually.
The white pill would be that the bigger the power grab, the bigger the push back, and the bigger the push back, the quicker the collapse.

@beardalaxy I don't think this was done via decompilation since the original game was written in assembly (which is not portable). So it isn't technically a port. It still requires an original ROM to abstract the assets though.

I just found out that there is an open-source implementation of A Link to The Past on PC.

github.com/snesrev/zelda3

@PhenomX6 @ArdainianRight @hachi @KonataWagner1066 I've actually tried to make a Link's Awakening ROM hack using nothing but a hex editor once. I only got so far as to change the text (it was all in ASCII) but even then, I could only make the lines the exact same size as the original dialog.

@PhenomX6 @ArdainianRight @hachi @KonataWagner1066 Master System uses Z80 Assembly and Assembly isn't required for ROM hacking if you aren't changing the actual programming.

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