Nicolas Noble

I have been working on this for a little while, and I'm now happy enough with the current results to start sharing my work. I've been working on [pcsx-redux](https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-redux), yet...

Hmmmmm, this _feels_ like a GLFW bug. Basically, here's how this is supposed to work: In `gui.cc`, we periodically ask `glfw` if we need to quit, usually caused by a...

Interesting, I didn't know about this before. However, I spent a little bit of time exploring the project, and unfortunately, it is, quite frankly, unusable in its current state. I...

Not using the wrapper is going to just expose users and the CIs to further breakages and frustrations. It's going against the accepted practices of how to use gradle in...

> I understand the recommendation, but what makes you say it "doesn't really need to ever be updated" ? That would make this (already compressed) 55 KB packages of code...

No, the changes in there don't matter. They are spot compiled, so the results will differ, but there's never any relevant change in the code itself.

I mean... then just use the xplorer instead? The exploit is really meant to be useful for people who don't have the means to otherwise run arbitrary code, but the...

In the Emulation settings, make sure your swap interval is at least 1 or higher: 

I didn't have to clear the rules, but I had to uninstall / reinstall the extension to make it work again. The toggle button just wouldn't work anymore.

Okay, the extension broke again shortly after for me, when I re-disabled javascript by default on all websites. Basically, this:  This makes the extension fairly useless in its current...