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abandonware should be public domain. force companies to actively support and provide products if they don't wanna lose the rights to them
Game companies hate emulation, but none of them seem to understand that a lot of us would just buy ROMs from them directly if we could. I don't want a fifth remake of Final Fantasy IV, I want to pay five bucks for the 3MB file you already made bank with thirty years ago. Nobody who wants to play something for the purpose of retro gaming is going to consider a $40 remake as the alternative option, and we're certainly not going to let the original dissappear. They're crying about opportunity cost for a product they're not even selling.
op i know you're probably talking about like, video games, etc, but this is also critical for research science - my lab has so much abandonware, either because the company's out of business, or the company decided to not maintain it, and it's a fucking nightmare. we have two windows 95 computers that are CRITICAL for performing experiments/data analysis because the software needed is abandonware. one of the main roles for a guy in my lab is to maintain these little dinosaurs because if they go out, we lose access to ~20 years of raw data for research. part of why is that these companies also make their own file types, and make it difficult-to-impossible to convert those file types without their specific software. by habit, i convert all research files to more generic versions (txt, pdf, tif, etc) so that i minimize risk of losing my shit, but some stuff can't be converted.
for example, we have a microscope that is perfectly functional, good microscope, but its software is abandonware because the company refused to maintain it. the company is still in business, still makes essentially the exact same software, but they made all of the old tech incompatible with new software to force people to buy the new microscope tech. it would cost a quarter million dollars to replace this microscope. this perfectly good microscope.
so like, i know a lot of people look at the original post here and go "well op just wants old video games to play" (which is valid! games companies should not be able to push shit to abandonware and then close it off) but also this is critical for like. biomedical research. if y'all had any idea how much basic infrastructure built on science relies on shit that is technically abandonware, you would probably be horrified.
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HTML isn't only for people working in the tech field. It's for everyone. Learn how to make a website from scratch in this beginner friendly
if you're learning HTML for any reason, i can't recommend HTML for people highly enough. it's a fantastic introduction to HTML and CSS targeted towards beginners who aren't technically inclined, and it isn't patronizing towards the reader for that. it's a very relaxed and kind (but informative) resource that even i reference from time to time (and i consider myself pretty good with semantic HTML).
definitely check it out if you're interested in making a personal site, or working with HTML at all.
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I made personal cyberdeck from Raspberry pi 4b.
i want to build my own cyberdeck. i absolutely have been ~influenced~ but like this does seem extremely cool and potentially like a great option for a hobby/bespoke tool. so!
priorities:
rugged and functional. i don’t want this thing to be a pos. i want to ideally use it for years to come. and i will only use it that way if it can survive being popped in and out of my bag.
budget. not sure what my budget is just yet, but i’d like it to be maaaybe $300 at the high end. ideally less.
size and portability. i don’t want a bulky build. i currently have an iphone 16, and i think i want my cyberdeck to be about the same size, but in a clamshell (so like two iphones hinged together). i’d be willing to let it get bigger, but not much past probably 7”x5”. also not too heavy (i already have some carpal tunnel).
aethetics. i am not above wanting this thing to look cool. i have a pinterest board dedicated to the cyber witch aesthetic i want. i want it to look like if a witch who loved dragons was in the matrix.
functionality:
ereader and ejournal. i want to be able to read and write.
web browser. self explanatory. i've been using tumblr a lot more (kind of as an ejournal, actually), plus reading webcomics and online journals/articles, and i'd like to be able to do that with ease from my cyberdeck.
media player. music/video playback would be nice. but speakers are absolutely something i'm willing to forego for space/weight/etc, so maybe a headphone jack or bluetooth only.
so going forward, these are the things i'll be keeping in mind when i'm looking at parts and drafting up a design.
oh! and it would be cool to make it solar-powered, at least as an option.
i want to build my own cyberdeck. i absolutely have been ~influenced~ but like this does seem extremely cool and potentially like a great option for a hobby/bespoke tool. so!
priorities:
rugged and functional. i don’t want this thing to be a pos. i want to ideally use it for years to come. and i will only use it that way if it can survive being popped in and out of my bag.
budget. not sure what my budget is just yet, but i’d like it to be maaaybe $300 at the high end. ideally less.
size and portability. i don’t want a bulky build. i currently have an iphone 16, and i think i want my cyberdeck to be about the same size, but in a clamshell (so like two iphones hinged together). i’d be willing to let it get bigger, but not much past probably 7”x5”. also not too heavy (i already have some carpal tunnel).
aethetics. i am not above wanting this thing to look cool. i have a pinterest board dedicated to the cyber witch aesthetic i want. i want it to look like if a witch who loved dragons was in the matrix.
functionality:
ereader and ejournal. i want to be able to read and write.
web browser. self explanatory. i've been using tumblr a lot more (kind of as an ejournal, actually), plus reading webcomics and online journals/articles, and i'd like to be able to do that with ease from my cyberdeck.
media player. music/video playback would be nice. but speakers are absolutely something i'm willing to forego for space/weight/etc, so maybe a headphone jack or bluetooth only.
so going forward, these are the things i'll be keeping in mind when i'm looking at parts and drafting up a design.
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