SecureBoot's latest activity
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SecureBoot replied to the thread Hacking Speculations about Switch 2 hacking.This is interesting. Any more context to the HDMI Capture part? Did he encode the the data of the cartridge as images somehow? Seems lossy... -
SecureBoot replied to the thread Steam Frame price revealed, waiting open until 17th September.I wish I lived where that was a rent payment
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SecureBoot replied to the thread Misc I make switch jigs with my teeth.I'll say it. We need more shitpost threads like this. I was devastated when chibi mofos "let me save you the suspense" thread was locked
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SecureBoot reacted to lightwo's post in the thread Steam Frame price revealed, waiting open until 17th September with
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If the oligopoly tells you to take the deal or go away, I don't think there's room for negotiation... -
SecureBoot reacted to emigre's post in the thread Steam Frame price revealed, waiting open until 17th September with Like.
This may crazy, this may be the best time to get one before the price inevitably increases. Dark timeline shit though.
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SecureBoot reacted to RedoLane's post in the thread Steam Frame price revealed, waiting open until 17th September with Like.
Hold on. did i read it right? ARM64 on SteamOS? Is this... a sign they're moving to ARM-based processors for the next Steam Deck revision/successor? That's huge, honestly.
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SecureBoot replied to the thread Steam Frame price revealed, waiting open until 17th September.I signed up for a reservation. Price is steeper than I would have liked, but I've been saving. If the streaming is as magical as I am hearing in reviews, this is going to be awesome. If not, I will probably return it and go without a headset for...
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SecureBoot reacted to Sir Tortoise's post in the thread Nintendo's Customer Appreciation Sale goes live in the US, made possible by tariff-related refunds with Like.
Please understand the Nintendo Ninjas are not forcing me to say this, but...really, how would direct tariff refunds even work? I've not heard of any company actually passing them back to individual customers, because there is no practical way to...
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SecureBoot replied to the thread UNDERTALE on 3ds a full native port im making runs at 60fps :D.Sheen, this is the 7th undertale port to the 3ds you've brought to class
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SecureBoot replied to the thread Nintendo's Customer Appreciation Sale goes live in the US, made possible by tariff-related refunds.They know all of that- If you bought directly from them. I buy my hardware at Best buy and games at Walmart. Would it be fair if only the people who bought direct from Nintendo got a refund?
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SecureBoot replied to the thread Nintendo's Customer Appreciation Sale goes live in the US, made possible by tariff-related refunds.I think it does open an interesting a discussion about how people believe they should be compensated for any tariff refunds. How do you determine who gets how much of the refund? How much does the company keep? It's not like they didn't absorb...
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SecureBoot replied to the thread The weekend is here, what are you playing?.The former. This is the Ayn Thor and I've been a big fan of it. I know the price has increased since release, but I still think it's worth it to the right person. I got the max 1tb when it was around $450, it is now $570 for that model which is a...
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SecureBoot replied to the thread The weekend is here, what are you playing?.Finally been playing through my copy of Mario and Luigi Brothership that I picked up Japan. Definition of a 5/10 game. Perfectly average. Getting my tires replaced right now and have been chipping away at the Mother 2 Deluxe Hack
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SecureBoot reacted to RyanTheArchivist's post in the thread Hacking Speculations about Switch 2 hacking with Like.
You won't get anything more than what we already have from a game exploit I'm afraid. In fact we'd get less. Goes into the pile of dozens of things that could possibly be used to trigger a kernel exploit but is useless on its own.
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I feel like you're forgetting the past 9 years of purists complaining that BOTW/TOTK have changed the formula too much. Those games are still hugely successful and beloved tho.
