The dev got bribed (or threatened) by Nintendo to manually delete the repo. GitHub this time didn't do anything
Moonrise2473
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It can be an easy target if they just take the betas and call them stable
It would exclusively work for competitive eSports.
Many people play just for fun, don't want to focus on teamwork
it's not about the exoskeleton, but that the fact that the guy was forced unable to use it and left paralyzed for two months because the manufacturer refused to give him a $20 replacement battery for the remote, making the $100k exoskeleton a brick. If it wasn't for the media outrage, he would still be paralyzed in a bed waiting for someone to carry him around with a wheelchair
I had a similar problem when using nginx proxy manager. In the end I just gave up and directly used cloudflare tunnels+cloudflare ssl
It was really weird to see the Pixel 9 launch with android 14. They have full control on os and the soc...
The QA testing for the OTA update for a new major version requires a lot of hours = it's expensive
The new requirements make sense only if there's the possibility to contact human support. Google unfortunately is run by bots
What about Publii?
WYSIWYG static site generator but personally I like to keep the content in markdown pages in a git repository so i can keep unlimited edit history; this saves everything in a local sqlite database.
Unfortunately the most powerful one that checks all the boxes, including automatic upload to s3 is hugo, but as you said the learning curve is high. Maybe try to see if you can run the example site of this theme, install hugo in your system, then go in the examplesite directory and run hugo serve. Slowly edit the files until you understand how it works.
I tried nextcloud photos for ten minutes and it looked like you can add photos to an album only at the moment of their creation. And you need to choose them one by one, don't have "select all". And you can't select photos already uploaded in the past. What? Couldn't think of a worse gallery than this.
Me too, just saying that encryption isn't always a pro
Until now the stance was "rofl in Brazil C&Ds are a waste of money", so the bribe option makes sense.
Suppose that they calculate $1 million in legal costs in order to take the case to a court, then offering something like $200k to delete the repo is a big saving.
The dev of simple mobile apps sold millions of users to an ad company for just $30k which was almost pennies if we think how popular those apps were in the Foss community
Now, backups of the code are widely available, will the development continue without the main dev? Suyu (fork of yuzu) made almost no progress since the fork