I don't drive and I'm out in the middle of the suburbs, so commuting is rough.

One thing we know through the Gigaleaks a while back is that Nintendo has been holding onto extensive archives of practically everything, and those leaks were just a fraction of their treasure trove. I've heard stories of other publishers that throw everything out and wipe disks to reclaim space once a game is shipped, only to eventually regret it when classic games can't be ported because they lost the source code.

I do hope that someday Satellaview stuff sees the light of day. We know they definitely have it.

I think you are willfully misinterpreting me. AI is a nuanced issue, but I don't have a problem with this type of use case. And these developers did the ethical thing in disclosing, but they're in trouble for doing so.

My point is that excessive witch hunting gives developers strong incentive to white lie.

I have a lot of serious ethical concerns about AI and vibe coding. But I do recognize that there are legitimate use cases when used as a tool and not a crutch. And this one really don't seem like the end of the world here.

My concern is that the takeaway from an incident like this is that next time, devs are just going to lie and not tell anyone they used AI. They didn't have to say anything and no one would have ever known, but they're being raked through the coals for responsible disclosure.

If I was a developer, I'd just lie.

Season 4 and movie 2! We're eating good, 2027 is gonna be packed.

What do you mean by "package manager culture"?

Not really Linux's fault, but I'm frustrated that Proton is being seen as a replacement for official native support. I'm glad Proton exists as a bridge to help bring users over, but I'm disappointed whenever I hear developers say they're not gonna bother porting because of Proton.

/r/gameI'mcurrentlyplaying and /r/showI'mcurrentlywatching

I still lurk occasionally, but I maintain a strict look-but-do-not-touch policy with Reddit now. Never posting there again.

Still working on Keroro RPG: Kishi to Musha to Densetsu no Kaizoku. Aiming to finish my first JRPG before I take the Japanese Language Proficiency Test N3 next month.

While a much larger reform and/or constitutional amendment is probably necessary, I think the most reasonable short-term compromise I'd pitch would be one new seat per presidential term. That's a gradual enough expansion to avoid any accusations of trying to pack the courts all at once while one party has control.

Fuck the Democratic establishment, especially Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries. I don't trust them any further than I can throw them.

But the voters are what's giving me a little bit of hope for the future. The fact that so many solidly red states and districts could flip is seriously huge. It's a sign that the winds of change are blowing in the right direction.

When physical media really does die off for good, know that datacenters are to blame.