Where did the source code go?
I have all the code from dumb little games I made (and never released) from almost 20 years ago.
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I'm wondering if there's any way to find a copy of it somewhere on the web (I assume it was probably pirated at some point during its lifetime). And if I could find it, what would be the best approach to get it running again?
Has anyone here successfully recovered and revived their old mobile apps? I'd appreciate any suggestions on:
* Where to look for archived APKs or IPAs * How to sideload/run old mobile apps on modern devices * Whether emulators might be a viable option
I have all the code from dumb little games I made (and never released) from almost 20 years ago.
So many funny little project, so much code I'd like to revisit, so many photos lot.
Any recommendations on how to start a life as a digital hoarder?
Step 1: Get a NAS or whatever, and copy over things manually when you know you care about them.
That's pretty much it for at least some basic protections, and not starting a whole project. Just made checksums before you send it, and verify the checksums after you send it, and that's pretty much it.
Then step 2-6 can involve doing encrypted off-site (cloud) syncing of your backups, automatic backuping and so on, but as a first step, just do something small and easy, so it won't feel like a hassle in the future.
You will inevitably omit something you want. Just rsync the entire home folder as a first pass backup strategy.
Yeah, I'm not advising they do that for the rest of their life, I suggested that as Step 1, just offload it somewhere first. Then the later steps are setting up syncing, in my previous comment those were steps 2-6.