It’s someone shilling their own personal OS preference.

Sorry you have to be caught up in all this. Good luck.

Yeah, he’s just here to shill fedora.

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https://hydrahd.sh/

Use free streaming sites.

Anything that you want to ‘collect’ can be downloaded and stored on an external hard drive and taken with you where you need to go.

Don’t overcomplicate things just to fit in with losers on the internet.

You kniw what you’re doing

Exactly. They know what they’re doing and we shouldn’t pretend that they don’t.

Scumbags are all around us, hiding in plain sight.

You can tell people whatever you want and they can criticize you accordingly.

If you don’t disclose your affiliation with a company that you’re shilling, rational people will criticize you for being biased and self-serving.

If you want to avoid this completely rational, acceptable, and expected criticism, then you should reveal any conflicts of interest before or during your promotion of the business.

This shouldn’t need to be spelled out for you, but this generation has been conditioned to be proud of ignorance and defending abuse.

Plex has always been shilled hard for useful idiots with more money than sense.

Like, free streaming services are right there. Why overcomplicate things just so you can fit in with other losers on the internet?

I swear, so many of you are leaning on each other without realizing none of you have a clue what’s going on.

China should honestly be doing everything in its power to surpass Taiwan in chip manufacturing.

They have the resources for it.

It takes a long time to download large games on 4g, but I’m able to play online with ~90 ping.

I recommend using Visible if you haven’t tried it already. They have a free trial.

Use your phone.

Visible is $25/month for unlimited data.

Maybe it’s over a mobile connection?

I’d honestly just recommend Debian stable at this point.

Donald Trump is a symptom of much greater problems.

I honestly thought your comment was going to blame corporations instead of orange man, but I guess that wouldn’t be very neo-liberal of you.

Why even bother?

They should just be contributing to a free software distribution if we want it to benefit us.

And yet they still charge people for it.

We’re getting up there.

It honestly doesn’t take much more for the snowball effect to take hold.

Could be interesting to see how proprietary platforms respond to increased adoption. Maybe they’ll start removing their ads and surveillance, or even giving their operating systems away altogether (minus the source code, of course.)

It’s not really an issue. Emulator developers should already be doing their work anonymously.

Maybe it’s just me. I don’t know much about emulation or console hardware, but I find it hard to believe that the architecture of the Switch 2 would be so radically different from the Switch 1 that developers would have a significantly harder time creating an emulator for it. What would be the purpose of making radical changes?

Yuzu had been around for years before it got taken down. I’d like to see a Switch 2 emulator pop up as soon as possible, of course.

Good to have more, but why would we choose this over Torzu?

It’s in a great state if you look back and play old games.

I recommend getting comfortable with emulators. Using them isn’t immediately straightforward, but with a bit of experience they become easier.

Some games I’d recommend just off the top of my head are:

Star Wars Jedi Power Battles

Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga

Resident Evil 5 & 6

Divinity Original Sin 1 & 2 (1 goes up to 2 players, 2 goes up to 4)

A Way Out

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons (short, but fun)

Legend of Mana is absolutely spectacular and any gaming duo would be delighted to play it.

Dynasty Warriors is good for some mindless fun, but don’t be fooled by how many games they have; they’re all pretty much the same thing.

I think Super Mario Wonder is actually 2-player, but I haven’t tried it yet. I plan too, though.

Super Mario Bros U goes up to 4 players and you can play with the Cemu, the Wii U emulator.

Cuphead

You’re right that couch co-op games are mostly on consoles. Thankfully we can play console games on PC for free.