Two weeks if I’m not mistaken

The new connection for the controllers also makes me think they didn’t want to take a chance with a fumble like on the switch where you can ground a pin to hack your switch…

We’ll see how long it takes to get a working emulator going, but with power equivalent to a PS4 Pro it might not happen for a while…

It’s Switch 2 games we’re talking about here…

I already have one, much simpler to play Nintendo exclusives on their own console.

Should I buy one ASAP in the hope that it will be hacked soon so I’ll be sure to have the version most likely compatible with the hacking method, that is the question 🤔

You can’t do as much damage with a GUI that tells you what you’re doing in regular language vs commands.

sudo rm -rf /* means nothing to a newbie

“Reset to factory settings” is pretty freaking clear

The difference is that the touch screen stuff was a more dumbed down experience, not an increase in difficulty and options.

Then you have the security issue of comes from teaching users they should just trust whatever random people tell them to do when facing an issue with their computer.

Around here they build shopping malls over the most fertile land we have access to instead of using it to grow food for the millions of people living right next to it…

15% productivity increase going from 2 days in office to 5 days remote across a department with hundreds of employees.

What more do you need??? Companies would spend millions for that kind of increase in productivity but they wouldn’t accept to save money by switching to fully remote!

Why would he work against his goal of creating a digital currency then? Bitcoin is useless for that with transactions that can be left pending for hours because of the block size limit, which Back supported keeping as is.

It’s one of the theories, that it was done by a collective with one person writing on the forum

There’s tons of circumstantial evidence for a bunch of people, but Adam Back keeps talking about the value of Bitcoin (Satoshi would be one of the richest person on earth right now, he wouldn’t care about its value anymore) and was against the changes necessary to make Bitcoin useful as a digital currency (leading to the 2017 fork).

Why did Satoshi create Bitcoin? Because he felt there was a need for a digital currency, not because he wanted to get rich. It’s in the whitepaper.

All the claims of who it might potentially be have been debunked one way or another. Someone was sure it was a Canadian guy not too long ago and he started getting harassed…

Varies by province at it’s of provincial jurisdiction and in Quebec there’s the language barrier which makes things more complicated

You’ll keep saying that until you end up jobless because a computer can accomplish your tasks in a good enough way, not as well as you, just well enough, then because it suddenly affects you you’ll be angry about it.

It is relevant, free development/services is nice and all, but when you’re spending all your time doing it at some point you still need to eat and that requires money so what do you do? You either give up on the free stuff or reduce the amount of time you spend doing it so you can find a job meaning you lose practice and aren’t at good at it.

I’m sorry to tell you but the people who are the best at what they do don’t do it for free, the reason they’re the best is that they can afford to do it full time because they make a living off it.

And that’s the problem right there

I wonder how many will realize it’s not just a cassette tape to listen to music…

“The best art is the one created by people who get no recognition for it”

Do you also believe the best houses are built by people who have no training in how to build them?

“Stop paying artists and people will keep creating”

They will, they won’t be able to spend the time required to become masters at it unless they’re already rich enough not to have to spend time working. It’s also the same thing here, let’s stop paying plumbers, people who like doing plumbing will just continue doing it. Let’s stop paying garbage people, someone will keep doing it because they like it… Oh wait, no they won’t.

https://newrepublic.com/article/159662/libertarian-walks-into-bear-book-review-free-town-project

People deserve a form of compensation for their work if we want to live in functioning societies. If we go back to living in small tribes then sure, people will just do what they must without compensation because it’s required to survive, but then human population would be in the millions instead of billions and we wouldn’t be here to talk about it because the technology wouldn’t exist anymore.