My only problem is, this requires an online account. Why can't this work with an offline account? This is the same issue why I don't use RetroAchievements. Just implement a download trophy list and enable trophies without online requirement would be really nice.

RetroAchievements are user developed and managed achievements for systems they don't have it. The PS3 trophies are those that games officially had them, so there is no need for RetroAchievements (also they work differently). If anything, RetroAchievement could still be implemented with their own way of doing things, independent from trophies. And I think that would be dope too.

probably and admittedly actively using data from sources with incompatible licences or no licences at all

You answered your own question. I don't know what you try to say, but the article and our discussion is explaining if and why licensing code that is vibe coded is possible or makes sense at all. And you point the problem out that this is problematic and probably not possible in good faith. So its not about what we want, but about if and what is possible.

Thanks. I wonder if this is the result of an Ai usage...

This is a great question, but I feel that the better question is: If a model was trained on open source code, should all code created by that model then be subject to the licensing from the code it was trained on?

I don't think it works like that, because if you use GPL code, then all derivative works of the code must be Open Source too. But you no longer know the original project and maintainers anymore and the original source code is "lost". So just using GPL code to train wouldn't solve the issue I think. The source code and license MUST give permission to do so, I feel like. And then all original source codes contributors that has been used to train have to be included in every project that makes use of LLMs output. I have no idea in detail, but its more complicated then just declaring the output to be Open Source automatically.

Please include the language or at least the software in question in post title. So this is about JavaScript, right?

Irrelevant question. For licensing and copyright questions, quality of code is not important.

Training requires scraping the data and using it. But there is a license to each code attached, and copyright. If the LLM was trained only on code that gives the permission to do so, then I think the generated code could be licensed under the terms of the code it was licensed too. Because its not the LLM that is responsible, but the user of the program. But that is far from reality and not how LLMs are trained and used on.

Thanks I will update the post to reflect that information. Edit: When I opened the webpage, I did not get any warning, so I thought its an issue on Lemmy.

Looks like a user found the culprit: https://lemmy.ml/post/51833596/27444526

<meta property="og:image" content="http://localhost:3000/assets/images/og-card.png">
<meta name="twitter:image" content="http://localhost:3000/assets/images/og-card.png">

Thanks! So this is not an issue then, right? Why would anyone access localhost for caching files? I don't get it.

The patch notes is from March 24, 2026, about 4 months ago. So I wouldn't call it "now", as the title suggest a new change.

Nice, but sadly it requires an online account and can't be used with an offline account? I don't use RetroAchievements for the same reason, despite loving the concept of it.

This is not an "official" build created by doitsujin/ドイツ人 (Philip Rebohle), the developer of DXVK. Instead, it is an unofficial continuation of the 1.10.x branch designed to assist users still relying on the 1.10.x releases by backporting per game configurations, fixes and a little more.

https://github.com/pythonlover02/DXVK-Sarek/releases/tag/v1.13.0

BTW This post (or link) causes a localhost port scan, when I open it with Firefox. I just noticed this, because I have an addon that blocks this and notifies me. Is this something to be concerned about?

Edit: Looks like its the users account that causes this, not the post itself.

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url-analysis/u-995b96b122733d286a2f231e294feab4ec6250fcfa100ea611bdacda37dbb251-8ab6995a Last analysis was 25 minutes ago (for context, that is after my post here), I started a new one. Nothing seems to be known and detected. Does VirusTotal do a HTML/CSS scan only without executing the JavaScript? Because the Port Scan is dynamically done through JavaScript.

When I heard about this, i instantly downloaded Eden emulator. They have their own website and repository, so Nintendo cannot just misuse DMCA there.

• Website: https://eden-emu.dev/
• Repository: https://git.eden-emu.dev/eden-emu/eden/
• Downloads: https://git.eden-emu.dev/eden-emu/eden/releases

Edit: Still playing with Yuzu. Its probably time to move on. Ryujinx was problematic back then, BTW.

Take that Sony.

Get used to it, if you engage a lot in political related topics.

Yes, but it makes sense in relation to other posts. It is just frustrating after longer period of time then a few minutes or hours, or when screenshot like this.