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    Wind Waker static recompilation makes its way to PC

    So reading the first post with the AI disclaimer on the bottom is considered a witch hunt to you? White knight elsewhere, the clanker doesn't care that you're defending it. 1791050573 Ironic that someone that openly proclaims Claude authored your code complaining about a shit show.
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    Wind Waker static recompilation makes its way to PC

    Pro tip: The people who know what they're doing use AI as a man page / API table lookup, not generation of production code. It doesn't matter in the slightest how capable the model is, or how good you are at making a prompt, if *you* do not understand what you're doing, *you* can not validate...
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    Wind Waker static recompilation makes its way to PC

    So what's your stance here exactly? The word salad and emdashes didn't state anything relevant.
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    Wind Waker static recompilation makes its way to PC

    But no really, AI recomps just slow down actual work, and subtract away from developers doing real work. There's an infinite number of ways to print hello world, and AI rarely ever chooses the best way to do that in the context of the work, let alone performance critical code that usually...
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    Wind Waker static recompilation makes its way to PC

    And you felt the need to announce that, and at the same time announce that you like AI generated work? Is this holier-than-thou thing supposed to be impressive or just more evidence that GBATemp as a whole is pandering towards vibe coding skids with no technical skills? Don't bother replying...
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    Wind Waker static recompilation makes its way to PC

    Yeah I'm with you on this one. For one, GBATemp used to be a place for actual scene work, not regurgitating an error cycle to an AI on performance critical code. Reverse engineering this kind of thing takes time, and isn't the place for AI; All it does it take away from actual contributors...
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    the console does not start

    If it powers on, then off, it most likely is *not* a short. The PSU would self check that very early in the boot process, long before you would get any sort of feedback. The components circled look like bypass capacitors. Considering I can't see the underside of the board or where the vias are...
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    Still no Windows 11 minimum requirements HELP

    Windows does it for you, yes, but if it was ever installed *without* secure boot being enabled, and thus Windows enrolling itself in the key store, you can not convert it to a secure boot platform after the fact. Has to be reinstalled. You also can *not* convert a live MBR install to GPT. They...
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    Still no Windows 11 minimum requirements HELP

    1. Secure boot requires MOK enrollment. If you installed Windows with secure boot off, turning it on isn't going to suddenly make it work. 2. There is zero evidence that Microsoft changes *anything* if running on "unsupported hardware". 3. You can install W11 just by setting a single registry...
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    Xbox Series X HDMI Issue: Unexpected Reading on Pin 14 - Need Help!

    Sounds like you created a short / don't know how to operate a multimeter. OL means overload/ over limit depending on manufacturer, and if it originally read over limit (you never said over limit on what. Resistance? Voltage? Current? Impedance?), and now reads within range, you're most likely...
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    Hacking Coldboot CFW status in 2023?

    Haven't had the chance to play with the new units yet. Thanks.
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    Hacking Coldboot CFW status in 2023?

    Just because you sit here and leech doesn't mean others aren't working.
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    Hacking Coldboot CFW status in 2023?

    Once I'm done with the S21s bootloader I'll work on it myself. As I said, just came back to the scene. Being a defeatist here does nothing.
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    Hacking Coldboot CFW status in 2023?

    I'm sure Sony, MS, Sega, and Nintendo themselves said the same thing over and over. Yet it keeps happening. Saying "never" in a hacking community is downright stupid.
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    Hacking Coldboot CFW status in 2023?

    The like has been said for every other thing that couldn't coldboot. The same has been said about every other thing that couldn't be hacked. I get the chain of trust here is RO and physically unchangeable on the board, but that doesn't mean *something* will never happen.
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