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At least the Hidden Palace folks managed to put a smile on Yuji Naka's face in the very first day of the year, judging from he liking the HP release tweet instead of calling the Sony Cops Nintendo Ninjas lawyers :)

That's actually really cool of him, but I guess he can publicly acknowledge these kind of things since he's no longer working at Sega.
I always wonder what these industry folks think about prototypes/leaks/fan works on a personal level, legal team aside.

Reactions... vary.

Some get nostalgic, reminiscent of the good ol' times. ("Oh hey, you found that old broken beta build? Cool!")
Some devs DO leak/release their own protos by themselves, which is real awesome.
Some... don't take it easy, due to many reasons, but eventually get over it and start telling their stories. For a recent example (by none other but Sega themselves!), look at the Golden Axed incident.
And some call for immediately shredding any and all files, then unleashing the hounds, as prototypes may reopen painful wounds from a distant past.

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MozillaZine[/url], although that place is doomed due to the impending close of the latter (it seems that MZ has been in autopilot lately, with downtimes becoming common).

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For data recovery labs around the world, 2021 just started with a BANG!

The moron that did that to that Toshitachi deserved to lose all his/her data. At least the DR guy got a nice Moto Racer CD case :D

The day Giggityhub (and by extension, Microsoft/Google) sent Pale Moon (and by extension, each and every non-Chrome browser that isn't "latest Firefox version") to eat a bag of dicks:

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... I appreciate that this is disappointing and frustrating for you,

WHAT??!?

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2021 already has the potential to be even worse than 2020 for everybody around the world, no matter where you are.

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Tangential question: How do newest GPUs (without 2D guts at all?) like a $UNLIMITED_MONEY RTX3080Ti deal with DOS-era graphics?

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A Microsoft account logon is mandatory for Home editions, because your non-techy family members are too dumb for having personal computers these days, according to the entire IT industry.

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This is probably going to be lots of work for me (at home and on the job) because Secure Boot needs GPT partitions. I might try the conversion tool on my installation, after doing a backup.

I also don't see my i7-4790K on the list of supported CPUs.

And nope, your Haswell is too old for Windows, according to MS. There are workarounds for that (it involves mixing Windows 10 setup media with Windows 11 images or something), and of course, if you're an OEM and have a very convincing business case to ship unsupported configurations with Windows 11, MS will waive the requirements for you.

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Your extra $20 over the base model gets:
- A slightly bigger OLED display (7")
- An Ethernet jack on the dock
- Twice the internal storage (64GB!)
- The very same old dated Tegra chip, and the same amount of RAM