From the article:

However, there will be some who argue that these emulation handhelds – which often come pre-loaded with hundreds of games without paying the copyright holders a single penny – are legally dubious at the best of times, and Nintendo is well within its rights to try and shut down any outlet which promotes them.

That is absurd. The copyright holders make nothing regardless, as the games are not for sale anymore.

Switch emulation is definitely up for debate. But hardware and games that are no longer made? Come on now…

Neon lights and vaporwave when you open the lid. It’s the bees knees.

This lumbar presented by T-Mobile—We got your back!*

I have Xubuntu on a Lenovo Yoga 11e Chromebook, and it runs like buttah

I think they’ll hit their teeth against a rock with this.

Press X to doubt

Most people do not have an adblocker. Most people watch YouTube to varying degrees of frequency and duration. Most people will continue to watch the ads. I’d be surprised if YT noticed any amount of users leaving the site because of this. The privacy minded folk are few and far between.

Wouldn’t code hosted anywhere on the open internet be potentially susceptible to AI scraping?

Thank you!

I really dig your setup!

Do you have a link for the wallpaper?

Holy shit, it’s the OG DosDude.

M’Dos

Hey don’t tell them our secret tricks!

How did you know how much of my media I’ve actually watched?

This is the way

Very true. I’m so used to apt, and am also lazy. I just need to bite the bullet and RTFM lol.

I keep going back and forth between Xubuntu Minimal and Fedora. Im just tooling around on a $38 Lenovo Chromebook, which has only 16GB of flash storage (soldered of course). Fedora has the smaller footprint, and runs pretty smooth. Xubuntu Minimal is, well, minimal so it is pretty snappy. Xfce is where it’s at for me.

Sometimes having so much choice can feel like a hindrance when it comes to trying to find a district that checks all of our boxes.

That was going to be my guess. They really should have tried that first.

That is hilarious.

Could be the guy that has been the early adopter of everything, but was not fast enough for ProtonMail. CompuServe, AOL, Xanga—first to ‘x’. Now that he has made his $100,000,350, he can finally afford to get x@pm.me. Or it’s fake. It’s probably fake, but I choose to believe.

Yikes! I hadn’t thought about that!