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Oh, no. Did the guy who chose to move fast and break things end up moving fast and breaking things? Who could’ve seen that coming?

I’m sure his solution is going to be to move fast and break things.

Sure, for double the pay.

Smartphones had a lot of proposed benefits too, and look how that turned out.

Or what if we just, like, don’t?

It’s standard for a reason.

He’s mentally a Nazi.

https://github.com/rozniak/xfce-winxp-tc

BTW, this exists.

Can I get uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hamburger?

But did you do it fast?

Either upstream FF with something like arkenfox or Mullvad Browser, which is just Tor Browser minus Tor, developed by the same people. Librewolf is also an option, which is basically just FF with arkenfox preinstalled.

Do you happen to be a billionaire?

Nothing that takes significant amounts of time to accomplish is easy. Many people go to school specifically to learn about FPGA development (Computer Engineering students specifically).

You had an A3000? Those are not cheap today. Hell, Amigas in general are expensive.

There are HDMI mods for the C64 as well.

Only if it’s an AT keyboard. XT keyboards are incompatible and require active conversions. They use the same port.

An FPGA is essentially a reprogrammable computer chip, or integrated circuit (IC), that can behave as another computer chip. It is widely used in the development of new ICs.

The MiSTer FPGA project uses an off-the-shelf Altera DE10-nano development board, which has a combo FPGA + ARM SoC on it. The OS, USB controller input, and some other stuff runs on the ARM core, and the FPGA is reprogrammed upon launching a core to behave as closely as possible to the original hardware that it’s emulating.

FPGAs can either be pre-programmed or programmed on-the-fly. In consumer hardware, FPGAs and CPLDs (essentially weak FPGAs) are used when you need an IC produced in small scale, or when you need to be able to change the functionality of the IC with updates.

People know so much because they take the time to learn, and it does take a lot of time and patience.

These anti-cheats don’t even work. Anyone can go out and buy a hardware DMA card with an FPGA on it, which is basically a modern day Action Replay. It has full access to RAM without touching the OS and cheaters like to use them to get around anti-cheat.

Linux isn’t necessarilly immune. A game could easilly ask the user to install a DKMS module or use their kernel image.

They don’t, but that would be the equivilant.

Loo loo loo, I’ve got some apples.

It’s what you do to musical instruments.