A single DMCA anti-circumvention notice, sent by Nintendo on the one-year anniversary of its 2024 lawsuit against Yuzu, showed just how much things can change in a year. Targeting nine repos linked to Switch emulator Ryujinx, the domino effect led to the removal of 4,238 repos. Elsewhere, the distilled components of Yuzu’s demise can be found in recent takedown notices

  • mesa
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    305 months ago

    I can’t wait for federated git prs/issues.

      • @mindbleach@sh.itjust.works
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        265 months ago

        You can ignore a DMCA request. It’s not “do this or go to jail.” It’s a finger-wag that gives you a free out, where they can’t sue you if you do the thing. You can just… not… and then they’d have to go to the trouble of suing you. Which you can make difficult by being somewhere besides America and not giving a shit.

      • mesa
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        115 months ago

        It doesn’t. But code becomes p2p with no one organizer.

    • Sonalder
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      95 months ago

      Do you know about Radicle ? It’s not federated but distributed and darknet based

      • mesa
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        55 months ago

        I want to give it a shot at some point! It just looks complicated

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    5 months ago

    I hacked my Switch right after Nintendo pulled that Yuzu BS, so it’s been jailbroken for one year now and the last time I gave any money to Nintendo was in May 2023 for Tears of the Kingdom. I recently updated it to the newest firmware in preparation for Xenoblade Chronicles X this month. No updated emulators? No problem!

    • @KickMeElmo@sopuli.xyz
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      435 months ago

      Git is significantly better than the alternatives. Don’t conflate git and GitHub, they’re entirely different.

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      125 months ago

      Isn’t git technically already P2P? Everyone has the complete repo, and everyone can pull from everyone else, as long as a connection can be established. The networking/organization of this is just not automatic.

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        14 months ago

        Yes, this maximal decentralized usage where everybody has their own copy but can collaborate and pick and choose from other copies was a central idea in the creation of git. Ultimately it was made for Linux Kernel development and that is how that works over there.

        You do not even need to use git specific protocols. One can simply import patch sets and mail them to each other.

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        35 months ago

        There is also Radicle that is building a darkgit with p2p distributed design

      • mesa
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        I’m not sure how I like at protocol being the thing that makes this happen, but I’m glad others are working on the issue! Maybe I’ll change my mind later but it’s still to close to a million dollar company for my taste