maybe favourite it instead of subscribing? then it'll show up in the dropdown at the top of the homepage, but won't be in the feed

it's not zoomer humour, it is alpha gen humour. zoomers hate it.

as a millennial i think it's very funny that gen z are confused by the next generation's memes

i would direct the questions to harbor masters, as i'm not sure whether their software uses the same methods to decrypt ROMs as yuzu does. my understanding is that yuzu was targeted specifically because they were using nintendo's proprietary decrypting keys at runtime

They are not publishing any copyright protected content. Users need to provide their own ROM in order to use it with Nintendo's assets, presumably sourced legally. The project itself does not provide any of these assets.

i feel apprehensive about adopting a new way of running commands with elevated permission when sudo already feels trustworthy. i'm sure it's safe but i need an xkcd comic about good old run0 before i can trust it

you don't need to "repeat it on any device you need to use it on". it sounds like you set it up as a local instance, but the general idea is you'd make that instance available from any device on your network (or the whole internet if you enable port forwarding on your router)

as an example, i have it running alongside radar/sonar/plex on my media server and use NGINX reverse proxy to make it available anywhere from https://requests.mydomain.cat/. "nginx proxy manager" can help get that domain set up securely with your own auth rules

i don't have a single device with a disc drive in it like what you're referring to

i made a person

i don't even get the joke implication

we're going to have a y2k bug situation all over again. the y10k bug

article gives no explanation why they think the gaming industry has apparently peaked? every year is gaming's best year. it is still the best time to be a gamer, and games will continue to be fun and new and innovative next year. gaming has not peaked