xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

Nostr is like each user having their own server. There are downsides, such as high bandwidth and disk usage. But since each user has their own database, they can do custom feeds in a simple/scalable way.

So apparently the main cause of yuzu's downfall, aside being retarded, was a windows 7 schizo, who decided to cry at nintendo because yuzu dropped win7 support.
As much as there was a lot of things wrong in this, the thread is full of galaxy brains who never tried to make a living of their own.

@anonicus there's a hundred things about FF that make me upset. Pocket. DoH pointing to cloudflare. Google search default. Removal of RSS support. Telemetry being opt-out. Lots of the default settings being not privacy-friendly.

Librewolf fixes 99% of those things and it is faster to build to boot. Thank god for free software to be able to fix corporatized bullshit.

It's a shame that the things written into laws and such to protect common citizens are buried from discovery.

Two more characters to finish voice lines... one of them actually might have to be re-recorded. It is in a pretty rough state at the moment.

Recorded in the least ideal scenario (condenser mic, wooden flooring, big room) and with lots of plosives since there was no pop filter on the mic. Hopefully the VA will be cool with re-doing it, considering he's one of the main characters and I want it to sound so much better than this for him.

Hardware hacker runs GTA Vice City on a router with a little help from an eGPU and Debian Linux

TP-Link TL-WDR4900, Radeon HD 7470, and Debian Linux prove surprisingly capable.

https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/retro-gaming/hardware-hacker-runs-gta-vice-city-on-a-router-with-a-little-help-from-an-egpu-and-debian-linux
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Be careful: fake emails are circulating in the name of Free/Libre and Open Source projects. Below, an email received by @kdenlive that the official team does not recognize. Be vigilant, these are no doubt scams.

Under the hood of Windows 2000: The MS-DOS 7 that hides beneath

Microsoft never sold MS-DOS 7 separately. But when upgrading from Windows 98 to Windows 2000, you'll end up with a hidden MS-DOS 7 on your hard drive.
That leaves me with 4 questions:
What is it all about?
Where does it come from?
What happens, when upgrading from Windows Me?
And why is it there in the Windows 2000 final release, but only functional in the Windows 2000 Release Candidate 2?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Iofa_2bnQiA
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Sweet Baby Inc. called on the man behind 'Sweet Baby Inc detected' to get banned for creating this tracker. Then people dug up old Tweets from Sweet Baby Inc. CEO Kim Belair. She seems kinda racist and misandrist. The tracker then went from 20.000 to over 100.000 followers

RT: https://poa.st/objects/3d55a9fc-9816-4855-82d7-ccf93a40bb33