You can just look at their website -- it's surprisingly in depth even with their targeting systems and stuff. It's wild how open they are about it.

I just watched this on YouTube and came to post it. Holy shit, this is insane and so cool.

Anecdote: I grew up in a poor family, that was single parent for my teenage years. I dropped out of high school when my son was born and I was 17. I never went to college. I was, however, a lifelong nerd and by mid-20s was able to get a foot-in-the-door job in IT. I'm 40 now and have been doing my dream job for almost 8 years. My current position was for a job that required a degree on paper. During my interview (all of them actually) I was honest about education, but also work experience and personal interest in the field, and got the position. That was 2.5 years ago and I hope to retire here.

I'm sure there was some luck involved, but just having a singular focus on computer adjacent fuckery, I managed to build a pretty successful career being 100% self taught.

No wonder the statement from Video Games Europe[0] in response to the Stop Killing Games initiative was laughed at from every corner of the internet. It didn't say anything unexpected but just underlined why these types of preservation initiatives are so important. Should Abernic ship devices loaded with illegal ROMs? Probably not. But to prosecute a customer who bought the product legally for it is a sad joke.

[0]https://www.videogameseurope.eu/news/statement-on-stop-killi...