Wait why are distros removing HEVC?

It would be sad if that’s what Nintendo convinced him into believing, because as the article points out, there’s legal precedent for emulators

Any info on what exactly the dev got out of the deal? Huge sum of money? Big titty waifu? Unreleased version of Smash with Waluigi?

Everyone else is gonna be like “if you don’t have at least 3 backups of something blahblah” but you know, not everyone has the finances for that, so advice from a cheapskate computer nerd: when going through critical transfers/reformats/deletions like you were doing, ALWAYS try actually recovering stuff from the backup before you cross the point of no return. E.g. if the backup is a .zip, extract a few individual files from it and open them in their respective programs.

I’m gonna go out on a limb and guess that this mouse broke because of the 3+ layers of definitely-not-paint that I can see in this pic

Taking something apart to fix it and not also cleaning it is a handiwork sin

It is believable when you remember that American companies simply don’t need to be profitable anymore

yt-dlp can take care of the downloading part. Just have a script that checks a list of channels for new content and make a cron job for it

Came here to say this

Yeah, it has video decoding hardware and a CPU just powerful enough to download a single video stream. My buttcheeks move faster during a fart than a Roku’s CPU

Do you use the official Nintendo dock and power supply? I know there were some issues a few years ago with third party accessories bricking consoles and firmware updates can cause that sort of thing to resurface

The original creators can sure try, but since Lemmy is ACTUALLY open source, the community can just fork the source, call it “the-good-lemmy” or whatever, and devote our time & resources to it instead of using the bullshit version

It’s almost like the pursuit of realistic graphics hamstrings games by making actual fun, useful features like couch co-op impractical