merthyr1831 @ merthyr1831 @lemmy.ml

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Yeah theres a few out there, but not tried em yet! The only one in active development is Citron (sudachi is too but only basic bug fixes for now)

https://yuzu-emulator.net/download/

I used this website which was started as a fan preservation project.

Of course youll need to source the required prod keys and firmware for yourself

I got it running smoothly on the latest available version of Yuzu on my LCD Deck, if that helps.

Probably not one person, but that could be distributed.

yet another reason to back flatpaks and distro-agnostic software packaging. We cant afford to use dozens of build systems to maintain dozens of functionally-identical application repositories

When the job of sanitizing inputs is left to libraries and LLMs, it's very easy to accidentally forget it.

yeah most people prefer arch btw

would be cool to have that as a plugin or something for KDE connect to make the setup easier too

the best home server is a computer you're not using, the second best home server is a bajillion dollar server rack you looted from behind a meta LLM farm

The Linux kernel is nuts to think that MIT are the only bad actors to have ever shipped malicious code to them. Random corporate devs can break the GPL on a regular basis whilst receiving no oversight yet this wont be stopped at all

Either sort your shit out or move it out of the Linux source tree. It's a travesty that we're accepting so much shoddy engineering just because it comes from corporate donors

if you want to be fully foss then sure but you'll probably find shit works less reliably with it. ymmv

I tried to ask deepseek the top Qs as a test but it seems to be down rn :(

they usually outsource any of the menial tasks to people in the global south. I work with someone who had a startup dating app where they used "AI" to match couples, but it was actually just a university student in Indonesia who they paid to do 8 hour stints sorting people's profiles manually.

Bluesky doesnt have an algorithm for its discover feed (the default), or at least it didn't used to have one, but provides an API for building your own feeds which lets you do whatever you like.

Bluesky's big growth was from the fact it was, like PF, easy to use and easy to navigate, and all the content was on one namespace.

Lemmy is an outlier imo. You can interact and repost and find content on different instances easily. Mastodon made following feeds from different instances nearly impossible which turned me off it permanently even if I believe in its value over Bluesky.

those only work on x11 right? idk how well they work in Wayland

migrating my entire dying website to wordpress so I can use a protocol that is not only open source (negating the entire need to migrate to wordpress) but will immediately defederate with anything even vaguely corporate is surely something

expect the entire domain to be hijacked by a supplements Ponzi scheme by the weekend.

I think they might have softened the TOS for that?

This app is quite useful for journald logs.

https://apps.kde.org/en-gb/kjournaldbrowser/

wine is pretty much there with its latest release. it'll take a couple of years for LTS distros to phase it out

this is the Ronald's universal number kounter of graphics libraries