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PyBoy
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MineRobber9000
MineRobber9000 commented Mar 22, 2020

A program can tell that it's running on PyBoy because the buttons always change right at vblank.

To reproduce:

  1. Install PyBoy
  2. Start the test ROM "Telling LYs?" (which I have precompiled for your convenience here)
  3. Press all 8 buttons in any order
  4. Watch the arrow sprite at the right side

Expect: Arrow moves after each press, followed

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aphelionz commented Mar 8, 2019

There's been a number of questions lately about data not appearing in the store when you expect, so I thought it would be a good time to take a second to explain the process of opening a database and getting data out of it. The database can be either local or remote.

Important Note: While content discovery can happen via the IPFS distributed hash table, due to the limitations of browser-bas

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