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I hope there is some pressure to cut this monopolistic bullshit. The permission system is there, no need for an extra watchdog.

TL;DR: The first test was a total disaster and my phone wasn’t located until an hour after it was back next to me.

I can see the appeal for it in apps like F-Droid and Briar where you might want to share an app that may not be available because of an Internet outage (accidental or deliberate).

lmao wrong community

A place to share alternatives to popular online services that can be self-hosted without giving up privacy or locking you into a service you don’t control.

I suppose it will.

You should be able to upload the files into the live system yes.

You can upload file to the live system using WinSCP on Windows, or any other SFTP-capable software

https://wiki.batocera.org/winscp

For bulk sets I don’t really have any other places but to look for them on torrent or on the web archive.

You simply use this method to flash Batocera for x86_64 and make the MicroSD card bootable.

Make sure to turn off secure boot to be able to launch it at the computer startup.

Which type of device are you going to run it from? A Raspberry Pi, an emulation handheld, etc?

At that price point not really, and there is definitely going to be some tradeoffs required between power vs consumption vs price.

Not sure where you’re shopping, but I can’t find it below $200 for 16GB of RAM.

I don’t think there’s anything on the market that checks all the boxes for a $140 budget.

So it’s basically a local CDN for Steam and other platforms?

No idea, I didn’t get the chance to compare the two.

Found this for 3DS

https://github.com/Lime3DS/Lime3DS

I don’t think RA has a 3DS core on Android…

I believe RetroArch does support NetPlay with most of its emulators.

Do you have a custom firmware (CFW) on your 3DS? You’ll need a homebrew software called Checkpoint or JKSM to export it.

At least the code is open source…

So far I’m okay with RetroArch.