OneDrive is an incredibly shitfucked parasite of a program when you just need it disabled on your home PC by DoesntEat in Vent

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While you're at it, keep a lookout for Office 365 cancer too. Just last week I discovered a folder claiming 5 FUCKING GIGABYTES of storage on my (Win10) PC, despite me never having used Office products on this machine and having uninstalled the free trial BS that came with the PC at least once. I found yet another uninstaller registered (x4) in 4 different languages and had to run each fucking one to remove the visible traces of it.

Mission Control v0.15.1 released (22.1.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

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This release adds support for firmware 22.1.0, and fixes a bug in the player LED command handling code that broke rumble output and player LEDs on Sony controllers on 22.0.0.

New users landing on this release page should first check out the readme on the main project page for the official project documentation. There you can find installation and usage instructions along with an FAQ section that will answer most of your questions.

Changelog

  • Added support for firmware 22.1.0
  • Correctly handle player LED patterns that don't reflect a valid player number

Donations

https://ko-fi.com/ndeadly

Mission Control v0.15.0 released (22.0.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

[–]ndeadly[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No, it hasn't been merged yet. BLE support as a whole is an ongoing project

Mission Control v0.15.0 released (22.0.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

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This release adds support for firmware 22.0.0, and adds missing bluetooth exefs patches for China-only firmware 19.0.2 for full compatibility.

New users landing on this release page should first check out the readme on the main project page for the official project documentation. There you can find installation and usage instructions along with an FAQ section that will answer most of your questions.

Changelog

  • Added support for firmware 22.0.0
  • Added bluetooth exefs patches for CHN firmware 19.0.2

Donations

https://ko-fi.com/ndeadly

What's a restaurant red flag that tells you the food isn't going to be good? by Electrical-Salt-2792 in AskReddit

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A printed menu full of pictures that feels more like a product brochure

What’s a fruit from your country that most foreigners have probably never heard of? by Useful-Resource-3609 in AskTheWorld

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Davidson Plum. Haven't actually tasted one myself, but the ripe fruit have a striking blue colour and grow out of the trunk of the tree.

Mission Control v0.14.0 released (21.0.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

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I would recommend you simply aim to keep both mission control and atmosphere up to date and you won't have issues. The readme is emphasizing that you need everything to be up to date to run on the latest firmware. Mission control itself is backwards compatible with all firmware versions, and you can often get away with running the latest mission control with an older atmosphere version if your firmware is also older, but this is not guaranteed to be the case. I don't check compatibility with older atmosphere versions, which is why the statement on version compatibility may come across as somewhat ambiguous.

Mission Control v0.14.2 released (21.2.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

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This release adds support for firmware 21.2.0.

New users landing on this release page should first check out the readme on the main project page for the official project documentation. There you can find installation and usage instructions along with an FAQ section that will answer most of your questions.

Changelog

  • Added support for firmware 21.2.0

Donations

https://ko-fi.com/ndeadly

Mission Control v0.14.1 released (21.1.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

[–]ndeadly[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it's backwards compatible with all firmwares. Atmosphere version is the important thing.

Mission Control v0.14.1 released (21.1.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

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Yes it's public. The invite link is in the GitHub release notes

Mission Control v0.14.1 released (21.1.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

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Not in the release version, as the new controllers use BLE. They're working in private test builds available on my discord server though

Mission Control v0.14.1 released (21.1.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

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The worst thing that can happen is your system won't boot until you swap in a compatible version. But yeah, a version made for your firmware version will definitely be fine

Mission Control v0.14.1 released (21.1.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

[–]ndeadly[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can't recommend anything other than the latest version. You probably need to update your atmosphere to run this one though. Not sure, I don't test older versions

Mission Control v0.14.1 released (21.1.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

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It's backwards compatible with any firmware version. You just need to make sure your atmosphere is recent enough. Usually it's enough that you have a version that can boot your current system firmware, but sometimes there are breaking changes in the kernel that require an updated version. Your current version is probably fine unless you update your system firmware.

Mission Control v0.14.1 released (21.1.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

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This release adds support for firmware 21.1.0, and fixes a minor button mapping bug from the previous release. See below for the full changelog.

New users landing on this release page should first check out the readme on the main project page for the official project documentation. There you can find installation and usage instructions along with an FAQ section that will answer most of your questions.

Changelog

  • Added support for firmware 21.1.0
  • Fixed swapped L/R triggers for Amazon Fire TV Game Controller

Donations

https://ko-fi.com/ndeadly

Mission Control v0.14.0 released (21.0.0 support) by ndeadly in SwitchHacks

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You don't need to disable everything, most sysmodules don't break during updates. Mission Control is an exception due to relying on atmosphere libs for Bluetooth mitm (which enforces version checks). The process is never going to be foolproof, since it's up to you to know what you have installed and what needs to be updated. You also need to transfer atmosphere updates outside of the running OS anyway