My own NES emulator is on Codeberg, but there are well over a dozen emulators on GitHub. Start here:

- LIJI32/SameBoy (Game Boy)
- TASEmulators/fceux (NES)
- mgba-emu/mgba (Game Boy, Game Boy Advance)
- nesdev-org/MesenCE (NES, Super NES, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, PC Engine, Master System/Game Gear, WonderSwan)
- jsgroth/jgenesis (Mega Drive/Mega CD, Super NES, Master System/Game Gear)
- dolphin-emu/dolphin (GameCube, Wii)
- stenzek/duckstation (PlayStation)
- ares-emulator/ares (numerous)
- Dwedit/PocketNES (PocketNES on Game Boy Advance)
- FluBBaOfWard/NitroSwan (WonderSwan on Nintendo DS)
- FluBBaOfWard/NGPDS (Neo Geo Pocket on Nintendo DS)
- FluBBaOfWard/NitroGrafx (PC Engine on Nintendo DS)

Which emulator of a 20+-year-old console did you see deleted from GitHub, unless it included ROMs or system software copied without permission?

The problem is that a lot of home ISPs don't let their customers port forward because there just aren't enough IPv4 addresses to go around, and I'd bet a lot of your audience are behind ISPs that don't provide IPv6 (such as Frontier fiber). When an ISP is using carrier-grade network address translation (CGNAT) to put an entire neighborhood behind a single IPv4 address, how would the ISP's router know to which customer to direct a TCP SYN packet received at that address? I guess each Forgejo instance operator could pay per month for some sort of proxy service using a reverse SSH tunnel.

If an insult intended to cause someone to lose status is factual, is it then legal? If so, that helps somewhat but doesn't address the base issue of freedom of speech, especially since it depends on an impartial judiciary.

You're right. It does not matter. Whether someone thinks it is true is of no consequence, if you are not free to insult others then you do not have free speech.

Nobody makes better hardware for this than Nvidia. Nobody makes better software architecture for it either. Their graphics drivers keep getting worse, but the percentage of their income which comes from graphics keeps falling so that makes sense. It is quite unfortunate for those of us depending on them, of course, but makes all the sense in the world right now.

Hint: it's not a dollar amount

That's exactly what you're doing when you claim insulting people is not free speech. Just in case you haven't read the thread you're "contributing" to, that is exactly what you are doing. If you don't understand why insults can be free speech, then you must be still be mad that people said mean things about Hitler.

This isn't going to affect you at all. Statistically nobody not working on KVM cares about this. It's almost exclusively just going to make KVM development easier. There is no reason why this should have hit the front page.

I wasn't arguing about the procedure, so no, I am not mistaken in any way.

Yeah, came to say something like this. This is offensive at best. 50k is poors money in NY or CA or frankly any of the developed parts of literally any other state.

Compliance fines and civil asset forfeiture. Charge the old people on a fixed income who cannot afford to repaint their house fines which they can't pay, which you roll into property taxes which they now cannot pay, which you use as pretext to steal their home.

No, you just don't understand it.

The vast majority does not even look into candidates' positions on CAF. They literally do not care if anyone is stealing old people's homes.

That was before Tim Cook crossed Donald Jehosaphat Trump's palm with silver^Wgold.

No, Apple is not better than this.

When you're arguing about whether the problem is worse in US or Germany, you're admitting there's a problem.

Formally, what's happening in Germany where you can't express your opinion that someone is bad is destruction of free speech.

They aren't, but just calling someone names is slander in Germany, where in the US it's an expression of opinion. Also, in the US fact is an absolute defense against slander and libel. It doesn't matter if your intent is to cause someone financial harm, for example; if you are doing it with facts then it's legal, because expressing facts is legal.

It's not about free speech, it's about speech I don't agree with!

Clown.

I've made so many about:config mods to Firefox - and Thunderbird as well - that I no longer remember how I did what. But I did finally gather it all into a text file so I can replicate. I also did the same for XFCE. Those files are in a directory named "00_Fix_UI_Fuckery". 24 kilobytes of text files just to describe how to get back to a UI paradigm that was as good as it was ever going to be 15 or 20 years ago and has only gotten worse since.

I have my share of "get off my lawn" moments, but I don't think this is one of them. I think the way you and I like things to be is objectively better.

Positive on the idea of subscribing to another streaming service - bizarre.

I'm interested in the film - hoping it's that and not a 30-hour "miniseries" slog - but getting excited at the prospect of subscribing is still bizarre. I'm excited at the prospect I might be able to leave the house and see it in a theater. Been spending too much time here.