Transfered from Feddit.ch as they closed up shop unfortunately.
Retro Game Corps on YouTube has been on a trend of reviewing all the very recent DS emulation handhelds that are and will be soon hitting the market. It’s a pretty new thing you’re wanting to do, otherwise use an Android phone/tablet.
You can also install homebrew on your 3DS to unlock more potential.
Came here to suggest that. We need to gather sentiment
Mullvad, Proton, and IVPN are the most trustworthy. Not sure if the other two support port forwarding
Mullvad has a few obfuscation techniques with a new one that just came out. I’m curious if they’ll help in this application
It doesn’t seem to work with the new “DX” colorized version of the game unfortunately.
Thanks!
Use Ethernet on the Mint install to get internet and update the kernel to the latest 6.14. Maybe it’ll then be supported
The inconvenience of switching and learning a new thing is the largest deterrent. People complain but don’t care enough due to those reasons to switch.
I only text people on Signal, except the old grandparents or potential new friends that I will in time get to switch to Signal.
This is really awesome! I’m 100% going to build a little system for this.
Maybe the Volla tablet
I haven’t played anything recently but have been enjoying watching YouTube videos on the creation and history of classic games like Donkey Kong, Roller Coaster Tycoon, and others
I totally disagree. I’ve had very very minimal issues with anything on GrapheneOS and they use Pixel hardware because they have extra hardware security chips in them
God of War plays well in the modern age
Mario Kart Amped Up looks fantastic!
Have you considered changing distros?
Yeah. I also have GrapheneOS on my work tablet
One good thing from email is Delta chat. It’s encrypted messaging built on the email infrastructure which is decentralized. In principle that’s better than the likes of Signal, just not as refined yet. We shouldn’t kill all these existing things but rather leave them for applications that they work well for that benefit the people that need those things.
It appears to be a way of running containers in the terminal with the specific intent to have a certain distro image installed, run a program, and give it permission to interact with your system’s home directory with an easy to launch icon. It looks pretty darn handy, I’m going to give it a try this weekend
I’ve heard the name but don’t know what it is. Some program to run other distros packages?
How about using an open source and audited one with a good track record? That would most certainly be better that letting your ISP see all your traffic