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Resident goofball. Freaky furry. Silly little guy who’s not so little. 🇧​🇱​🇺​🇪. Pansexual. Husky. Woof. 🐶

If anything I post makes you think instead of laugh: You read it wrong, dummy.

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Cake day: October 6th, 2024

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  • Schematics are one thing, being able to market and sell them another. The older Nintendo consoles are basically public domain now, or whatever the patent equivalent is. Anyone can make their own modern NES hardware if they have the ability and desire.

    But you wouldn’t be able to do so with the Switch 1 or 2. The Wii. The Wii U. GameCube, maybe? I know for sure the NES and SNES are open. I know for sure the current gen isn’t. Not sure about in between tho.

    If you reverse engineered the Switch 2 (as the schematics are not publicly available afaik) and designed your own version of it, that would be a form of “piracy” if you also tried to sell it. Not sure the legality of simply making such a thing that only you, the creator, would use tho. I am curious about that.




  • IDK if this is still the case fo SSDs, but I remember being stoked AF the first time I heard of consumer ones because I knew the number 1 cause of data loss on a HDD was the physical parts that move deteriorating from movement, so a drive that didn’t have moving parts could last forever! But then I found out about the limited read/writes they had and was disappointed. Nevermind it likely wouldn’t hit the limit with my kind of usage; it wasn’t forever and that bummed me out.