Switch 2 consoles that were banned were used with a 3rd party manufactured game cartridge. It does not use exploits but tries to emulate a real cartridge. No unauthorised 3rd party software can be launched with it, only dumped (or pirated) games.
July 26, 2025 at 9:29 AM
Switch 2 consoles that were banned were used with a 3rd party manufactured game cartridge. It does not use exploits but tries to emulate a real cartridge. No unauthorised 3rd party software can be launched with it, only dumped (or pirated) games.
Your points on the Switch 2 contain factually wrong statements:
- The named exploit is extremely limited and won't lead to jailbreaking. No jailbreak as of now is available.
- The Switch 2 currently has no known vulnerabilities in backwards compatibility. Switch 1 exploits do not work on the console
- The named exploit is extremely limited and won't lead to jailbreaking. No jailbreak as of now is available.
- The Switch 2 currently has no known vulnerabilities in backwards compatibility. Switch 1 exploits do not work on the console
July 26, 2025 at 9:26 AM
Your points on the Switch 2 contain factually wrong statements:
- The named exploit is extremely limited and won't lead to jailbreaking. No jailbreak as of now is available.
- The Switch 2 currently has no known vulnerabilities in backwards compatibility. Switch 1 exploits do not work on the console
- The named exploit is extremely limited and won't lead to jailbreaking. No jailbreak as of now is available.
- The Switch 2 currently has no known vulnerabilities in backwards compatibility. Switch 1 exploits do not work on the console
Consider that BDs are usually ripped faster than the playback rate.
External BD-drives seem to top out at 6x speed, which would translate to 216 Mbit/s.
Internal ones can go up to 16x which would be 576 Mbit/s. So if you use one of those in an USB enclosure, it would be limited by USB 2.0 speeds.
External BD-drives seem to top out at 6x speed, which would translate to 216 Mbit/s.
Internal ones can go up to 16x which would be 576 Mbit/s. So if you use one of those in an USB enclosure, it would be limited by USB 2.0 speeds.
May 31, 2025 at 11:08 PM
Consider that BDs are usually ripped faster than the playback rate.
External BD-drives seem to top out at 6x speed, which would translate to 216 Mbit/s.
Internal ones can go up to 16x which would be 576 Mbit/s. So if you use one of those in an USB enclosure, it would be limited by USB 2.0 speeds.
External BD-drives seem to top out at 6x speed, which would translate to 216 Mbit/s.
Internal ones can go up to 16x which would be 576 Mbit/s. So if you use one of those in an USB enclosure, it would be limited by USB 2.0 speeds.
Could you guys reconsider using AI images for articles? They aren't pleasant to look at and don't add any value but rather show disregard for art and stock photography
March 4, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Could you guys reconsider using AI images for articles? They aren't pleasant to look at and don't add any value but rather show disregard for art and stock photography
Ah yes, early Atoms
Fun fact: they aren't vulnerable to common speculative execution attacks like Spectre and Meltdown
Because they've got no speculative execution :^)
Fun fact: they aren't vulnerable to common speculative execution attacks like Spectre and Meltdown
Because they've got no speculative execution :^)
January 27, 2025 at 8:05 AM
Ah yes, early Atoms
Fun fact: they aren't vulnerable to common speculative execution attacks like Spectre and Meltdown
Because they've got no speculative execution :^)
Fun fact: they aren't vulnerable to common speculative execution attacks like Spectre and Meltdown
Because they've got no speculative execution :^)
In the original Wii release, when P1 bounced off enemies, they remained visible and bouncable for a short time for P2 to bounce off and follow. This broke when the game got ported to the 3DS, where the hitbox was immediately removed, so P2 falls through the enemy
January 26, 2025 at 1:02 AM
In the original Wii release, when P1 bounced off enemies, they remained visible and bouncable for a short time for P2 to bounce off and follow. This broke when the game got ported to the 3DS, where the hitbox was immediately removed, so P2 falls through the enemy
Wird sich Zahlentechnisch sicher auch kaum lohnen, die click through rate von Twitter soll allgemein ziemlich mies sein. Und Fans kriegen neue Videos sowieso durch den Algo reingespült
January 22, 2025 at 10:29 AM
Wird sich Zahlentechnisch sicher auch kaum lohnen, die click through rate von Twitter soll allgemein ziemlich mies sein. Und Fans kriegen neue Videos sowieso durch den Algo reingespült
I wouldn't buy from places that don't disclose the model they are selling.
I've bought used/refurbished drives before with 45k+ hours on the clock, so far I was lucky and they work fine. Though if they failed, the seller I bought from would even provide a 2 year warranty
I've bought used/refurbished drives before with 45k+ hours on the clock, so far I was lucky and they work fine. Though if they failed, the seller I bought from would even provide a 2 year warranty
January 17, 2025 at 2:33 PM
I wouldn't buy from places that don't disclose the model they are selling.
I've bought used/refurbished drives before with 45k+ hours on the clock, so far I was lucky and they work fine. Though if they failed, the seller I bought from would even provide a 2 year warranty
I've bought used/refurbished drives before with 45k+ hours on the clock, so far I was lucky and they work fine. Though if they failed, the seller I bought from would even provide a 2 year warranty
You can sort of guesstimate the maximum potential runtime before buying a refurbished drive by checking when that drive model was first released.
January 17, 2025 at 12:17 PM
You can sort of guesstimate the maximum potential runtime before buying a refurbished drive by checking when that drive model was first released.
Found a copy in my surface backups: files.etlam.eu/_temp/bochs-...
files.etlam.eu - /_temp/bochs-for-windows-rt-2-6/
files.etlam.eu
January 1, 2025 at 7:53 PM
Found a copy in my surface backups: files.etlam.eu/_temp/bochs-...
That thing was in my childhood PC. And I remember it showing a brief glitched screen during every XP boot that I never saw since on other video cards
December 24, 2024 at 11:50 PM
That thing was in my childhood PC. And I remember it showing a brief glitched screen during every XP boot that I never saw since on other video cards
Wild to me that the error report servers supposedly still work with XP era software while both the activation servers and Windows Update stopped working on XP unless you apply various workarounds
December 18, 2024 at 9:14 AM
Wild to me that the error report servers supposedly still work with XP era software while both the activation servers and Windows Update stopped working on XP unless you apply various workarounds
Which is why I'm now using Kagi as search engine. Allows you to prioritize useful website and to deprioritize or outright block sites that are useless or annoying. Especially useful when researching tech related issues because I can just filter out junk
November 27, 2024 at 7:19 PM
Which is why I'm now using Kagi as search engine. Allows you to prioritize useful website and to deprioritize or outright block sites that are useless or annoying. Especially useful when researching tech related issues because I can just filter out junk
Real pity that Windows on MIPS, PPC and Alpha didn't even last until Windows 2000. Especially Alpha is a huge pity, DEC made some promising chips until they were acquired and Compaq/HP killed that architecture in favour of Itanium.
November 24, 2024 at 12:38 PM
Real pity that Windows on MIPS, PPC and Alpha didn't even last until Windows 2000. Especially Alpha is a huge pity, DEC made some promising chips until they were acquired and Compaq/HP killed that architecture in favour of Itanium.
Vista had the classic start menu as an option which looked nice with the classic theme
Wonder why they had to get rid of it in 7
Wonder why they had to get rid of it in 7
November 23, 2024 at 9:10 AM
Vista had the classic start menu as an option which looked nice with the classic theme
Wonder why they had to get rid of it in 7
Wonder why they had to get rid of it in 7
Ah man, that sucks :(
Maybe keeping record of everything they do could be helpful in case some retaliatory or discriminatory shenanigans could happen?
Maybe keeping record of everything they do could be helpful in case some retaliatory or discriminatory shenanigans could happen?
November 13, 2024 at 8:03 PM
Ah man, that sucks :(
Maybe keeping record of everything they do could be helpful in case some retaliatory or discriminatory shenanigans could happen?
Maybe keeping record of everything they do could be helpful in case some retaliatory or discriminatory shenanigans could happen?