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Yet the FPGA crowd like to act as if it's a "can't" situation rather than a "hasn't yet been", situation - and the people working on FPGA-based emulators, for the most part, are going closed-source in order to actively *prevent* open emulators from getting at helpful info.
They aren't actually interested in preservation if they're going not just closed-source, but refusing to so much as share info about the hardware functionality. Nothing wrong with charging for compiled binaries, but withholding info is straight fucked up.
CD-i Fan is the only person to have a really comprehensive view of how Philips CD-i players worked, and charges money for his emulator to compensate for his time, but he still shares info, because he gives a flying fuck about actual preservation.
@furrtek and folks share the info that they find.
But there are people who believe emulation is not to serve history, but some sort of dodge, or hustle. Their propaganda is the worst kind of popular tripe, their claims are sloppy, and their their adverts are highly questionable.
This topic has come up before. They aren't at it from an information vacuum, and this is a big middle finger to people who have created the shoulders that these midgets are standing on.
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