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So I think the thought process is less about running a sustainable business than to avoid disturbing that magical flow of pocket money you came to rely on Aka."If it works, don't touch it" It's a partial lack of understanding. There are no data points to analyze if you don't even know why it works

Agree, but those are different groups of people. If you look at it from the perspective of truly running a business it should be obvious why it's a lost cause. Most of those artists I referred to are just regular people who figured out they can earn an extra 200€ here and there. ->

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I can also understand people becoming numb from following the crowd for the latest and greatest hype that won't last anywas. A lot of people also don't consider bsky a worthy successor or continuation.

Meelix @meelix.cat · 06/02/2025

For the people who consider the platform their business and refuse to leave out of fear of losing their customers when migrating. (ie. artists using it for advertising and contact) So they stay out of fear of losing their business and I remain as a lurker because they refuse to migrate elsewhere.

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you should probably close the shades to keep that consistent dimm office feeling

Meelix @meelix.cat · 23/01/2025

and why exactly does this require ai? the purpose of lighthouse is to do exactly what the ai is supposed to do. (summarize any anomalies which might impact page performance and present them in an easily digestible format) +there is no point in sending out status reports if everything is fine anyway

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Meelix @meelix.cat · 20/01/2025

It's 2025 and we still haven't figured out datepickers. Few people recognized some of the common issues but noone came up with a good solution that fixes all of the issues. (doesn't mean there should be a single solution)

this way nintendo can't detect it and their games don't get flooded with kiddies using cheats they found in a forum to ruin online games for everyone

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with emunand being a completely separate storage for the switch you can do whatever you want inside of it, installing homebrew, modding games, customizing your system and so on without affecting your official system

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it's insane what you *could* do if people cared enough to document and share knowledge rather than keeping it to themselves for monetary gain or popularity in some forums. as for the ban-proof modding; that's been a thing for years now via emunand. it's perfect the way it is.

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modding your hardware (which you do own, assuming you legally bought it) is perfectly legal depending on jurisdiction. provided you don't break any laws like bypassing copyright protection, violating copyright, distributing unlicensed software and so on, you can do whatever you want with your device