It’s everywhere. You’d have to sterilize the entire planet.

I’m surprised that mammals evolved to not regrow teeth. You’d think it would be a significant advantage.

Are you new to interacting with other humans too? Because a response like this is just solidifying the case against you.

Creating new accounts after being banned is usually against the rules. Why were you banned in the first place? Maybe take it up with the admins, we can’t do anything here.

Biden will be 82 by the inauguration. He’ll be retired and long past caring about any of this.

We’ve had email forgery and signatures to prevent it for decades, but barely anyone does that either.

I’m a prescriptivist and I think it’s fine. I suspect it might be a British vs American English thing.

They’re not reliable individually, but they’d be perfectly reliable in RAID if replaced promptly.

Although since SD cards degrade on read, I would want to have at least RAID 6. Reading all the data for a rebuild could result in another one dying.

Tell that to the person I replied to, not me, because they didn’t say anything about talking about piracy.

Whether or not it’s moral or ethical is separate from it being legal, and it’s definitely illegal (in the US).

We have. Spinning down disks not being accessed has been a thing for decades.

But it’s rarely used, because even if you the user aren’t reading or writing files, all the background systems are still using the disk. And spinning up and down is more west and tear on a drive than constant spinning.

Okay, but how did they use it?

I would be careful of any automated solution. It’s possible to get a sync conflict, and either two programs write to the same file and corrupt it, or one decides its version is newer when it isn’t, or any number of things.

The safest thing to do would be to designate one of them to play the game, then use a remote tool like steam’s remote play so you’re actually always only playing on one computer.

You could also link over the network with SMB to share the save location, but that also has conflict problems, because if you forget to close the game after playing for a few hours on the other, and save the first one, you’ve lost that progress.

If you wanted manual control to avoid that, git honestly isn’t a bad option. Plus, you get versioning for free.

They haven’t gotten the money yet, and they probably never will get the full amount.

They probably won’t even be taking anyone else to court, either. Ryujinx will probably make major changes or shut down entirely to avoid getting sued in the first place.

Slow access speeds are acceptable for archival media.

More than server time, for big Internet connections, uploads are priced by the byte. When someone requests a lot of data, reddit has to pay their provider to send it.

The way I’ve heard it is that reddit keeps deleted comments, but not an edit history.

Script kiddies have been a thing since… well, since there’s been scripts and kids.