Nintendo has reportedly shut down Ryujinx, the Switch emulator that was supposedly immune. - Nintendo legal team go brrrr.

i'm sure once a desirable new game comes out, like the zelda one was, someone will hack something up to run it. its the way of the world. Suyu (a version from april 10th nonetheless) ran echoes of wisdom just fine too though.
 
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if this guy doesn't leak all of the source code a week after the checks clear and claim that he got his laptop stolen a week prior to making the deal then he's a fucking retard
It's open source with hundreds if not thousands of forks on github (which should stay up for a while as there was no proper DMCA claim). The code is going nowhere, real issue is whether there's anyone left with enough vigor to continue development.
So uh, when will @Null fork the source code and host it on kiwifarms for kiwifarms to continue development of the emulator?
We had git.kiwifarms.net but it's down since Gitea together with Matrix and Pleroma instances are incompatible with kiwiflare and wrangling it to work is too much trouble for something that's going to be used by single digit amount people.
 
It's open source with hundreds if not thousands of forks on github (which should stay up for a while as there was no proper DMCA claim). The code is going nowhere, real issue is whether there's anyone left with enough vigor to continue development.

We had git.kiwifarms.net but it's down since Gitea together with Matrix and Pleroma instances are incompatible with kiwiflare and wrangling it to work is too much trouble for something that's going to be used by single digit amount people.
Why not use the haproxy thing that Null was using for the onion address (at least when javascript was disabled in the browser)?
 
Why not use the haproxy thing that Null was using for the onion address (at least when javascript was disabled in the browser)?
Git needs either SSH (can't be filtered as easy on application layer as HTTP) or HTTP to upload the code, and I'm not aware of a way to let it pass cookies when connecting.
edit: Actually, there weren't as many kiwigit users, so one could just whitelist login/password pairs used for basic HTTP auth, but dealing with git over HTTP is still a pain in the ass for end users compared to SSH.
 
What about countries with no copyright laws like iran?
Just because a country has copyright laws, doesn't mean they actually care to enforce them. I have a domain in qatar and in somalia that I could use for this if that's what is actually the issue.

I just don't understand what needs to be hosted. Just host all the old codes on a git site for people to use? Is it some community to talk without fear of being taken down?

Git needs either SSH (can't be filtered as easy on application layer as HTTP) or HTTP to upload the code, and I'm not aware of a way to let it pass cookies when connecting.
edit: Actually, there weren't as many kiwigit users, so one could just whitelist login/password pairs used for basic HTTP auth, but dealing with git over HTTP is still a pain in the ass for end users compared to SSH.
I haven't setup git past a very minimal install. SSH Tunnels exist, and I know it is possible to you > ssh tunnel > git but I have never set it up. There also is risks in giving a bunch of people ssh access to the ssh proxy server. Assuming its only a few people you could provide a really dumbed down user that only allows the ssh proxy to the git server.

Maybe I am just talking nonsense but I think in theory it is possible. More efficient than HTTP ~ probably not.
 
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nintendo tamperers always return.
 
I just don't understand what needs to be hosted. Just host all the old codes on a git site for people to use? Is it some community to talk without fear of being taken down?
Were these guys getting paid? they were in brazil right? would a payment processor in qatar cuck out if nintendo's jap lawyers show up there?
 
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