volfonibros
Re:Decompiling a Nintendo 64 Game in 84 Days
on Friday August 28, 2026 @05:00AM (#49476139)
Because it's there. Less famous games can have nostalgic value for people, and many are good. I really like Snowboard Kids myself so I got a kick out of it.
But also, Ocarina of Time has pretty famously been done and subsequently ported everywhere a couple of years ago.
Re:Eight dormant Satoshi-era Bitcoin wallets reactivated after 14 yrs
on Saturday July 05, 2025 @02:31AM (#44470532)
I went back to the (french) articles making that claim in headlines and it turns out to be false, thanks.
He lost his appeal in his case against the city authority to search the landfill, so he can't ever search for it. It's a bit buried in his feed in between the announcements about tokenizing part of these legally inaccessible coins.
Re:Eight dormant Satoshi-era Bitcoin wallets reactivated after 14 yrs
on Friday July 04, 2025 @03:17PM (#44467123)
For anyone else who's been vaguely following the story as it popped up every few years, the latest news came out a few days ago : he finally gave up.
Re:Anno 1800: Shadows of Beauty
on Monday February 17, 2025 @04:15AM (#43076818)
The first four are available on GOG, DRM-free.
Re:Playstation Vita Architecture (Part 1)
on Thursday October 24, 2024 @03:56AM (#41933148)
The real Vita can't play every PS2 game, or any GC game. Different device.
And the Steam Deck is vastly different in pocketability, yes.
Re:A $1k Wheelchair
on Wednesday October 02, 2024 @03:55AM (#41718244)
From their front page : "For more than three decades, New Mobility has published groundbreaking content for active wheelchair users."
Fair from them to assume the (average) reader is familiar with the subject.
Re:Google Pixel 9 Pro
on Thursday August 15, 2024 @01:24PM (#41258367)
A bit late but I switched to that phone six months ago and it's been positive for me. Love the size.
Re:America's commute to work is getting longer and longer
on Tuesday June 04, 2024 @08:52AM (#40574036)
I don't know where they get that 50/Ha figure. Paris is more dense than Seoul, with just over 200 people per Ha, or ~20k/km².
Figure would actually have been higher at the 1999 date of the cited source, too. The city is (slowly) losing people.