After the DMCA takedown on Github/Gitlab, Suyu (the active fork of Yuzu)

Moved to their own Forgejo instance.

Just finished writing out a lengthy comment, with the up/downsides I can see on each of the code forges I currently deem promising, on the Github Discussion "Alternatives to GitHub"

And I was wondering, out of following 2, which code forge would you guys prefer and why?

• Forgejo
• Radicle

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/12733354

As you all know or may not know, Nintendo has taken down Yuzu, see following post for more info on that: https://lemmy.world/post/12728163

Now it's important to preserve the code base of Yuzu, so hopefully someday, once things cooled down a little, an active fork can stick it's head up.

After looking at the Azure DevOps Pipelines of yuzu-emu/yuzu, I noticed the latest pipeline ran 8 hours ago as of writing this post:

• https://dev.azure.com/yuzu-emu/yuzu/_build
• https://dev.azure.com/yuzu-emu/yuzu/_build/results?buildId=26300&view=results

Which tells us that the latest commit, was a merge of PR #13198 from zhaobot/tx-update-20240301020652

This fork, is the most up-to-date one / contains the latest commit done to Yuzu before the take down: https://github.com/zhaobot/yuzu/tree/tx-update-20240301020652

I encourage you all to pull, star and fork this fork, not only the master branch, but all branches! The more copies floating out there, the better the project will be preserved.

You can pull the code base to your local machine, with: bash git clone https://github.com/zhaobot/yuzu.git (Requires https://git-scm.com/)

And you can pull in all the branches, as described in this Github Gist: https://gist.github.com/grimzy/a1d3aae40412634df29cf86bb74a6f72

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/12733354

As you all know or may not know, Nintendo has taken down Yuzu, see following post for more info on that: https://lemmy.world/post/12728163

Now it's important to preserve the code base of Yuzu, so hopefully someday, once things cooled down a little, an active fork can stick it's head up.

After looking at the Azure DevOps Pipelines of yuzu-emu/yuzu, I noticed the latest pipeline ran 8 hours ago as of writing this post:

• https://dev.azure.com/yuzu-emu/yuzu/_build
• https://dev.azure.com/yuzu-emu/yuzu/_build/results?buildId=26300&view=results

Which tells us that the latest commit, was a merge of PR #13198 from zhaobot/tx-update-20240301020652

This fork, is the most up-to-date one / contains the latest commit done to Yuzu before the take down: https://github.com/zhaobot/yuzu/tree/tx-update-20240301020652

I encourage you all to pull, star and fork this fork, not only the master branch, but all branches! The more copies floating out there, the better the project will be preserved.

You can pull the code base to your local machine, with: bash git clone https://github.com/zhaobot/yuzu.git (Requires https://git-scm.com/)

And you can pull in all the branches, as described in this Github Gist: https://gist.github.com/grimzy/a1d3aae40412634df29cf86bb74a6f72

As you all know or may not know, Nintendo has taken down Yuzu, see following post for more info on that: https://lemmy.world/post/12728163

Now it's important to preserve the code base of Yuzu, so hopefully someday, once things cooled down a little, an active fork can stick it's head up.

After looking at the Azure DevOps Pipelines of yuzu-emu/yuzu, I noticed the latest pipeline ran 8 hours ago as of writing this post:

• https://dev.azure.com/yuzu-emu/yuzu/_build
• https://dev.azure.com/yuzu-emu/yuzu/_build/results?buildId=26300&view=results

Which tells us that the latest commit, was a merge of PR #13198 from zhaobot/tx-update-20240301020652

This fork, is the most up-to-date one / contains the latest commit done to Yuzu before the take down: https://github.com/zhaobot/yuzu/tree/tx-update-20240301020652

I encourage you all to pull, star and fork this fork, not only the master branch, but all branches! The more copies floating out there, the better the project will be preserved.

You can pull the code base to your local machine, with: bash git clone https://github.com/zhaobot/yuzu.git (Requires https://git-scm.com/)

And you can pull in all the branches, as described in this Github Gist: https://gist.github.com/grimzy/a1d3aae40412634df29cf86bb74a6f72

• https://www.getmonero.org
• https://www.cato.org/visual-feature/risks-of-cbdcs

Playing some Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon, through Citra Canary v2798 with:

• Internal Resolution: 9x Native (3600x2160)
• Custom Textures: High Resolution Textures by GoboII
• Graphics API: Vulkan (AMD Radeon RX 6950 XT)

And I gotta say, I'm happily impressed by how good it looks! Apart from the low resolution font/texts, I'd forget that I'm playing a mobile title from 2015 😄

Edit: I disabled the High Resolution Textures, because they cause:

• Random game freezes in connection orb screens
• Slowdowns while in villages / dungeons / connection orb screens
• Incorrect black / white rendering of clouds / earth during cut scenes

I figured out a way to "easily" get them in single-player.

Recommended prerequisites (Not so easy):

• Reach level 44, for Legendary sphere's
• Upgrade your Capture Power to level 10 at the statue of power with Lifmunk Effigy's

Cheese method for Alpha Frostallion:

• Install one of following mods:

  • Pal Info https://www.nexusmods.com/palworld/mods/178 I've been using this one up till now.
  • Pal Analyzer https://www.nexusmods.com/palworld/mods/336 I will soon switch to this one, since it looks nicer.

  They both will show you the passive skills a pal has, allowing you to check em out before catching the pals, so you don't waste sphere's

• Travel to Frostallion, check his passive skills without battling, if they're not as desired, exit / re-enter your world, that will re-spawn / re-roll in a new one with new passive skills, repeat till you find a desired one.

• Start battling as soon as you find a desired one, took me 20-30 minutes for mine.

• There will be a large / tall ice rock in the area (Coordinates X: -349, Y: 519), just start circling around it, always keep the large / tall ice rock between you and Frostallion

• Eventually he'll climb up the ice rock, and will fall down from it eventually as well, which will hurt him through fall damage for about 300 - 3000 HP!

• Rinse and repeat until his HP is low, then start throwing your legendary sphere's 😄

Am I the only one getting agitated by the word AI (Artificial Intelligence)?

Real AI does not exist yet, atm we only have LLMs (Large Language Models), which do not think on their own, but pass turing tests (fool humans into thinking that they can think).

Imo AI is just a marketing buzzword, created by rich capitalistic a-holes, who already invested in LLM stocks, and now are looking for a profit.

⛏️ Fair CPU pool mining introduction Monero (XMR) is one of the only projects which offer a way of mining in a pool as it should be implemented, with P2Pool:

• Fair - Instant payouts according to your share.
• Decentralized - No pool owners - No centralized party handling the P2Pool.
• Decentralized - Pool participants - Due to the RandomX algorithm being used, no specialized Antic miners can be built for XMR. Meaning that an average Joe can still participate and earn shares with their CPU.
• Private - XMR itself continuously aims for the best possible privacy cryptography can offer.

Source Code / Links:

• Gupax: A GUI (Graphical User Interface), to easily mine Monero on P2Pool using XMRig https://github.com/hinto-janai/gupax https://gupax.io/
• P2Pool: Peer to peer pool, truly decentralized pool for Monero mining https://github.com/SChernykh/p2pool https://p2pool.io/mini/#pool https://p2pool.io/#pool
• XMRig: RandomX, KawPow, CryptoNight and GhostRider unified CPU/GPU miner https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig https://xmrig.com/
• RandomX: Proof of work algorithm based on random code execution https://github.com/tevador/RandomX
• Monero: The secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency https://github.com/monero-project/monero https://www.getmonero.org/
• Monero GUI: Official Monero GUI, for wallet, miner and monerod node https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui
• P2Pool Observer: Monitor various P2Pool stats https://mini.p2pool.observer/ https://p2pool.observer
• XMRvsBeast: Enter a free lottery, only for participating XMR miners, to win a chance of a short, but serious boost in your hash-rate / payouts! https://xmrvsbeast.com/p2pool/
• Monero Fail: An extensive list of publicly hosted monerod nodes https://monero.fail/

⛏️ Fair CPU pool mining guide This guide will help you setting up a fair Monero miner, please note, that you still will have to create your own config files for: Gupax, P2Pool and XMRig

1. Use Monero GUI to create a wallet
2. Use Monero GUI to run your own monerod instance (Monero Node daemon), configure following startup flags under: Monero GUI => Settings => Node => Daemon startup flags: properties --zmq-pub=tcp://127.0.0.1:18083 --out-peers 32 --in-peers 64 --add-priority-node=uwillrunanodesoon.moneroworld.com:18089 --add-priority-node=nodes.hashvault.pro:18081 --disable-dns-checkpoints --enable-dns-blocklist --prune-blockchain --sync-pruned-blocks --db-sync-mode=safe --log-level 1 These startup flags will help with:

• Blocking malicious nodes
• Keeping your copy of the blockchain as small as possible
• Provide logging incase a priority-node goes down (Use Monero Fail for replacements)

3. Configure the P2Pool + XMRig binary paths in Gupax under: Gupax => Gupax => P2Pool/XMRig PATHs
4. Use Gupax to run P2Pool, connect to your local monerod instance by configuring P2Pool as following: Gupax => P2Pool => P2Pool Mini => Fill in the following: properties Name = Local Monero Node IP = 127.0.0.1 RPC = 18081 ZMQ = 18083 Out-peers = 32 In-peers = 64
5. Use Gupax to run XMRig, connect to your local P2Pool as following: Gupax => XMRig => Command arguments (configure --threads as desired): properties -c config.json -o 127.0.0.1:3333 --http-host 127.0.0.1 --http-port 18088 --threads 30 This will make it possible to load a config.json file from the same directory as the XMRig binary

Notes

• If you're gonna run on normal end-user hardware (e.g. Desktop/Laptop/Smartphone), then I'd recommend to mine on P2Pool Mini instead of the main P2Pool
• Your P2Pool wallet adress is public, periodically move mined funds to a new, truly private XMR wallet
• My use-case? I mine to support the cause and to earn a little back from heating my room during winter times 😄

Hi all 👋

Here with a small guide for the Eternity app for Lemmy, on how to setup your own custom filters, so you can weed out unwanted content 🙂

Motivation: I was getting sick of my feed being bombarded with war related content.. So in this guide, that's what we'll be filtering out.

Guide: => Open Eternity app => Tap Hamburger menu icon (Top left) => Tap Settings => Tap Post Filter => Tap Plus icon (Bottom right) => Fill in: Post Filter Name = No War => Fill in: Title: Exclude Keywords = Gaza,Hamas,Israel,Palestine,Pakistan,Ukraine,Russia => Tap Save icon (Top right) => Tap new No War filter => Tap Apply To => Tap Plus icon (Bottom right) => Tap Subscribed => Tap Plus icon (Bottom right) => Tap Search => Tap Back Arrow (Top left) => Close / re-open Eternity app

This was just an example, adjust as desired + can create filters for whatever you (don't) want 😉