Disagree. They can't even keep the lock screen secure. Any major or point release there's been a bypass exploit.
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― Max Barry, Lexicon
Then don't.
You just lazily suggested to these people to stop using these products/services, so I suggest for you to stop reading comments "like this."
> Almost as lazy as "remember, if you're using a service for free, you're not the customer, YOU'RE THE PRODUCT!"
By the way, what do you think Facebook bought yesterday for $16 billion? Not a product, but users.
Github stated that if you use an "apex" domain your only option is to set A records to their IP but that doesn't seem right.
Nintendo is attempting to control the message (no one is going to check them on it and they're deliberately being ambiguous) and scare people away who would normally just be pirating their old games.
> On your screenshot, http://openemu.org/img/controls-prefs.png , you appear to be missing an option for the B button
That whole field scrolls down, just doesn't appear so from the screenshot. Seems we can polish up a few things on the website still.
I have to drag the slider for that horizontal scrollbar but I'm using Firefox 26.
We're using a database called OpenVGDB that I've co-created. I'll hop on your forums later as I'd like to talk to you about it more. It handles multi-region and "world" roms of all types and depending on your location (operating system supplied), can deliver you the correct cover and metadata.
For input, we're still sorting out cases especially with odd adapters and hubs. We generally go by the port and vendor/product ID.
> rewind and fast forward, quick save/quick load keyboard bindings.
You need to explore the app a little more. In controller prefs, under "Special Keys" at the bottom we have binds for quick save/load and fast forward.
As for "drawbacks" and any other issues you're having, please submit a detailed report: https://github.com/OpenEmu/OpenEmu/issues
HN threads aren't good for bug reports. Luckily this is open source and we can patch and fix things :)
Edit: By the way, having Google Chrome open with their gamepad API enabled is known to break input for some reason. If one has that open, please close and try input in OpenEmu again.
One has a polished cocoa UI, the other is a cross-platform app. There's no animosity between the two projects here in case anyone is curious.
Reverse engineering is legal. However, check your local laws and as always, use your best judgement when it comes to playing games that you own or some great Homebrew as found on sites like these: http://pdroms.de
Don't forget that you can use some great adapters like Retrode on carts you already own! https://www.retrode.com
It was a video about a possible attempted 'setup' of someone named Luke Rudkowski who runs an investigative/dissenter/truthseeker blog.
Someone claiming to be a whistleblower had emailed Rudkowski's personal account from an anonymous Tor address supposedly having information that might interest him but attached were graphic images of CP. He was overseas at the time so if he had happened to get detained in customs while reentering the US and had his browser cache searched he'd be in some serious shit. Apparently he'd been detained in the past and had his computer searched.
A nefarious organization could use this method and tip off customs or local law enforcement to discredit a 'radicalizer.' Very scary stuff.
Stuff like this, where flash is being replaced by html5+javascript, is what has me worried about Firefox removing the "disable javascript" checkbox from prefs (yes I know it can still be turned off in about:config but that's unacceptable). When we make javascript ubiquitous, these dark UI/UX patterns are only going to get worse.
Furthermore, why doesn't Firefox allow me more control over the data that's sent to and from my machine? The functionality that plugins like Disconnect and Adblock Edge have should be mandatory user preferences. There should never be a way for things like Flash LSO's and Evercookies to stay persistent in my web browser cache if I don't want them.
And we're still waiting on third-party cookies to be blocked in Firefox by default. That's been pushed back so much that I wonder if they faced too much outrage from advertising companies to make this happen.
What I'm imaging: http://www.tsemrinpoche.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/20060... (a world without ads and bullshit)
What actual Winamp users really want: http://www.avinashtech.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/winamp...
http://venturebeat.com/2013/03/13/polygons-simcity-review-is...
Tu quoque and that's not even close to true.
Ever heard of conflicting information on reports between credit bureaus?
No business is going to reasonably follow this. They use all sorts of background check services so an arbitrary number means nothing to them.