https://nitter.net/ninprojectcom/status/2115865997433246091
according to fmhy.net, ns2db.com is the only site that keeps track of the switch 2 rom releases.
The website nintendoproject.com says they “are working on it”, but wouldn’t trust them.
you can find experimental emulators here https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Nintendo_Switch_2_emulators


Publicly posting about your piracy and emulation on shitter. What a brilliant idea. Also, Nitter is dead due to a cease and desist.
I mean there’s that and there’s also this is an awesome way to troll / bait Nintendo, because what we are seeing is only folders, not even any indication there’s any pirated content inside.
Now, who wants to play that kind of whackamole, iunno.
nitter did.
Nazis are winning.
Nah, Nitter an’ stuff were not really anywhere near the same kind of game. Nitter repo folders are provably non-empty.
you’re gonna represent or hire them counsel?
Nah I am just gonna comment them common sense facts.
That the law is bought to twist the truth beyond common sense for the profit of corporations is not mine a problem to solve. Most I can do is support all the Luigis.
see u@deathcamps then🖖
wow. and you’re supposed to be against the nazis huh? with friends like those… who needs enemies?
Last time I asked folks to cut off water and electric on datacenters, and redistribute hardware to everyone, I got hounded by liberals. So what kind of friends does lemmy protect that we must keep datacenters gentrifying everyone?
As fellow executioners for the corpo heads, right? </padme>
No. We both face the wall, together.
Would be pretty fun to get sued by Nintendo, actually take it to court, and then reveal in discovery that they were suing you over empty folders.
XD
that’s ¹/₇ basic opsec fails I spotted. there’s another one more obvious than publicizing it in nazit.
They also published their website. So now Nintendo knows exactly who to file a takedown notice against. Hopefully they have their domain details anonymized. I’m curious what the other OpSec fails are though.
²/₇. Keep it coming. Hint. The website has an exposed location.