joe_guy

That being accessible wasn't the mistake. It was all properly secured. It rejected your commands and everything has to be signed by Nintendo's private key. But Nvidia firmware had a buffer overflow bug inside of it that allowed arbitrary code execution.

More details: https://blog.gistre.epita.fr/posts/victor-emmanuel.provost-2...

Bunny, the person who originally hacked the Xbox also wrote a great book on the subject they've since made free: https://bunniefoo.com/nostarch/HackingTheXbox_Free.pdf

If you enjoyed that book they have written others.

Comment · 1 year ago

You might be thinking of Tametsi. If not, it's a fantastic game to checkout.

Comment · 1 year ago

tmux runs fine in WSL1/2

Comment · 1 year ago

I am not a lawyer and am not behind a PC atm, but didn't Rowan v. USPS determine that the receiver of mail has sole discretion about if the material they received is pornographic or not?

A more limited context of course.

Comment · 1 year ago

I wouldn't assume this is how it works. But it could know your time zone changes and assume departure/arrival times based on it not being able to ping a server, then link this between possible airports based on time zones then possible flights based on the times.

But I suspect the false positives on this would be huge and if you felt so compelled could easily test while at your desk.

Comment · 1 year ago

This is built into Android. A program like Discord has very granular controls over each type (DM, server event, stage event, etc) of notification as well as controls for each source (You can set a specific users DMs to be priority messages, silenced, show/hide from lock screen, etc).

A program like Uber Eats has a bit less benefit to allowing such controls over what they send you. While they do still break down messages by type, their descriptions are a bit cryptic and after getting an unsolicited notification from it, I ended up disabling all of them.