How can they even find out? You just go down with the other people who paid the direct trip there. Do they keep track somehow?

Python without type hints is torture. I always need to have the fucking docs opened for anything, and if the docs are bad you're screwed, get ready to read the source code. Like fucking hell man, just let me autocomplete this shit...

Just create an alias that filters loop devices. I mean, if this is your only problem with snap, you can fix it in a second. But I'm betting you have other problems with it.

I wonder Stallman cringes when he reads this, probably once a month. I like to think he does.

Ah ok, 20 years seems fair. I wonder if Nintendo is concerned people would rather play old emulated games for free instead of buying new (expensive) games.

Or are they planning to monetize these old games at some point? Imagine if they provided a monthly subscription to a library of emulated games for Switch. Playstation does this in the Premium subscription layer.

Anyways, if they are going after people emulating 20yo games, that's pretty unreasonable. That's some penny-grabbing shit right there. How much people actually emulate games anyways? How much people want to play 20yo games anyways? I can't imagine that being any kind of threat to their income.

That would be pretty nice. But companies usually protect their IP, so they won't go around showing how they code their games.

If they open source it isn't it easier for other companies to release clones? Not identical but inspired on their code. At a lower cost because the engineering challenges of coding the game are already taught in there.

Lol

I do, you haven't, so far

https://hackaday.com/2021/03/08/laser-zap-that-mosquito/

I was thinking this too, apparently not a new idea.

Holy shit, Linux memes trending in the global memes community? I belong here.

If by location you mean IP address, the XSS script could also send the IP address of the user to the attacker. Then the attacker could do write operations spoofing that IP. They wouldn't get a response but the write operation would be done anyways.

Maybe doing a 2 way handshake before every administrative action to ensure the IP wasn't spoofed? Idk, I'm not a security person.

It's just a matter of quantity. But yeha, this is like telling a smoker that smoking is bad. There's no point in stating the obvious.