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Just because I know most won't actually click on the article

In a quirky response, the company’s customer support team reduced the bill to $5,225. And when the story started trending online, the CEO decided that the user wouldn’t be charged at all.

Ikea is starting to make more sense with all this cupboard talk

The main point of that ruling was that they weren't using proprietary code. Yuzu almost certainly did after the TOTK leak, unless they magically just happened to improve that much directly afterwards.

I don't like it, but there's a pretty big chance that Yuzu loses this one.

I'm not saying they're right for it, just stating what reality is. Anyone with half a brain knew this was coming the second they used proprietary code.

I didn't know weeb-hipsters existed

There's a fairly big difference between "you're making an emulator for a console we stopped selling anything for a decade ago" and "you are actively cutting into the sales of everything we are currently doing"

Frankly, Im not quite sure what anyone expected. Of course they were going to go after them harder tan usual, especially when they made it pretty obvious they used proprietary code from TOTK. I'm as pro-piracy as they come, but ya still gotta use some of your brain.

E: sp

I wouldn't be surprised if it's closer to their claims when they turn off whatever parameters turn it into the world's most aggressively centrist thing ever.

Clearly had nothing to do with the fact that he very obviously misses apartheid.

As with all things, it really is a matter of implementation. Putting telemetry data and such in a place where you only have to flick your eyes at it for a second instead of looking down is a good thing.

Don't even get me started on the bullshit that is calling 1440p 2k

In true Google fashion, they remade the same product, gave it a new name, and made it compete with the existing one.

Hey I understood some of those words!