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internet archive's recent hack(s) just highlight the importance of making your own datahoards. get a whole mess of 64GB flashdrives and save $#!7 to em; webpages, PDFs, stuff you find on social, MIDI files, whatever. You NEED to hoard data. You NEED to.
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maybe i can take the B-T screenshots today? so the gamelog screenshots can stop being the sims guy eating chips in the '70s?
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badgraph1csghost
8 months ago
hey look at that! i actually did some work and now the banjo-tooie page is finished! for now...
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currently getting hung up on the fact i cant remember the button combo to get my 3DS cfw to take a screengrab so I can proceed with the ZMM3D gamelog.
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badgraph1csghost
8 months ago
It's L+DOWN+SELECT incidentally. so much for taking scrots of action :(
Yes this new gamelog template is going to speed stuff up considerably.
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if i see one more AI generated scp-type cryptid i'm going to become the joker.
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badgraph1csghost
8 months ago
i decided to finally make a gamelog, just like mostly everyone else i follow on here.
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i love all your techie guides! can i make a suggestion for quitting spotify (since my phone and newpipe do not get along)? use a p2p network to download high quality audio files then find a local music playing app. (my microSD slot helps) i use soulseek and musicolet respectively. love your free advice btw, not something i often say!
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badgraph1csghost
8 months ago
another thing is good old fashioned CD ripping like it's 2001 again! ofc really new stuff wasnt released on CD so :/ anyway tysm for the idea and the kind words :3
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panshiko
8 months ago
I think spotify is particularly tough to replace. I try to grab individual files from the bay and put them on an old-style mp3 player but it feels like more work than other types of media
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yeah, hacks plural. after the initial takedown, someone discovered that the site manager never bothered to change the compromised passwords so they got in again and stole some more data. Then someone DDoS'ed it.
definitely underscores the fact of cloud storage's inherent fallibility. "the cloud" just means "someone else's computer". i dont think i need to talk about google speedrunning KOSA here.
someone make an archive for the internet archive