The official Nintendo Museum appears to be emulating SNES games on a Windows PC

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not me holding myself back to spin up a piefed server

OOP programming in PHP is pretty fun, keeping up with it’s deprecations and vulnerabilities is not

I love these so much thanks! On YouTube there’s also a ton in video format, like this one by Brian May.

You’ll (probably) like these

That episode was probably one of the best in the series! If someone’s wondering: Game Changer by dropout S7E1

PS: I’ve been here the whole time!

They each fuck with my window arrangement on virtual desktops when rebooting in their own special way. I’ve switched to Wayland but x11 did feel more polished.

Nice, good luck with the migration! I’ll be keeping an eye out where to subscribe

Brings up the question if there should be a migrate community option on the back-end

Big companies profit from the labour of hardworking creatives. I’m just wondering how a company of their size can make good games with an incompetent leadership.

I’m saying making games with budgets like theirs should be a dream and the results should be insane, but it’s up to management to make it happen. Instead they choose to rid themselves of talent and pocket the money.

Would their size not be their detriment? I’m sure the people working there are passionate and want to deliver great quality experiences, but it also feels like games made by committee. Lacking soul and overarching vision, combined with a cash grab because all those people need to be paid.

Oh for sure, I’m saying malicious .lnk’s won’t all be this badly obfuscated

Using shellcode it’s possible to get persistent RCE using less then 100 bytes, don’t let one bad attempt at obfuscation cloud your judgement. Size does not matter.

+1 for StirlingPDF, amazing tool. I use Handbrake for video conversion and Gimp for images. IT-tools for text based conversions, but it does many other things too and can be self hosted.

You could try adding your community to https://lemmy-federate.com/. The site lets admins add their instance and a bot account on each subscribes to them all to make them available faster on all instances.

Either way, they might need to clear their federation queue if it’s a server issue.

I never thought that either. It’s a joke, relax.

“Psht I’ll never use maths in real life”, maths in real life:

Why is this article trying to make cyber-farting a thing? “first documented case” like we’re on the verge of an epidemic lmao

The real comments is always in the meme