Jade

im trying to brainstorm an idea for a minecraft build that is a storage-based EXP farm and I'm torn between three options. A Gas Station, A Fast Food Restaurant, or a Chain Cafe. I'm leaning to Gas Station since it can have a continence store attached to it which allows a hidden food farm inside

Weird trivia, Sonic 1's music was implemented to be listened to the 60 hrtz speed (how you probably recognize it) whereas Sonic 2's music was implemented to be listened to at the 50 hrtz speed (probably slower than you remember the songs being)

Cave Story as god intended

Decomps, Recomps, Fan-Ports, Compatibility Layers, and Emulation are all different things and not many people know their differences so lets go over them really quick. some details might be inaccurate and just false but as far as im aware this is how they all work with some lite search engine action

Recomps/Static Recompilation Projects which are the most confusing one of them all. Accurate human readable source code from a decomp is not required for a recomp as a recomp works by converting your original binary(i.e. rom) to something like C in a non-human eyes friendly format (1/2)

Decomps, Recomps, Fan-Ports, Compatibility Layers, and Emulation are all different things and not many people know their differences so lets go over them really quick. some details might be inaccurate and just false but as far as im aware this is how they all work with some lite search engine action

Software Emulation is a task which a computer basically acts like another computer at the cost of more computational resources. This is by simulating the logic of the hardware that is needed to run the original software

Decomps, Recomps, Fan-Ports, Compatibility Layers, and Emulation are all different things and not many people know their differences so lets go over them really quick. some details might be inaccurate and just false but as far as im aware this is how they all work with some lite search engine action

Decomps/De-compilation projects are efforts done by fans to reverse engineer source code from a compiled binary (i.e. Rom file) with a goal of having a human understandable version compile to the exact same binary down to the byte or as close as possible. This is to achieve accurate source code

i cant write good oops, nevertheless i am mad about how MUCH fan-port culture has relied on AI to do what they deem to be dirty work and at the end of it they can't even really tell you how it works. aside from libraries, I can explain how and why anything in Louise works, no need to waste resources

ai ass 3ds fan-ports and avoiding old3DS compatibility go hand in hand i tell you. people that rely on AI to do their work never care to actually optimize something that can reasonably run on a piece of tech just because they wanna be the first person to do it f-zero x 3ds port, by proxy pc port

wanted to check it out because f-zero x is my favorite in the series, it kept crashing and i had assumed i did something wrong with where i put my dump files. but not i made a terrible assumption that this n64 game could be ported to a stronger piece of hardware.

lost media is so lame dude Technically Nintendo Minute is not all lost, it was still available to watch officially on Facebook, but like, navigating Facebook to watch all of these dated Nintendo promos was an absolute shitshow. Many of the older episodes from 2013-2016 are seemingly lost to time...

Nintendo's attempt at capturing the growing demand for streamed media on social media is interesting, the red-tape the hosts had to navigate seemed like a nightmare and it's surprising it lasted 8 years. Hearing that Reggie green-lit the show without consulting his own higher ups is funny though.