@makeworld Let's hypothetically say you're a web developer, running a local web server.
Now any ad network (or attacker that can influence DNS requests) can target your local web server.
Either way, if an attacker can coerce your system to looking up a specific record, your attacker can now target your local computer.
Remember, folks, if your DNS-based adblocking mechanism returns 0.0.0.0 or 127.0.0.1, attackers can use that to their advantage.
Either return NXDOMAIN or NOERROR (aka, no results) instead.
@ItsSkyDragonz I've played Kirby's Adventure. It was good, but didn't really sold me on the series. I probably could give Kirby Superstar Ultra a try.
@ItsSkyDragonz I feel like I should get more experience with the series before playing it.
@enigmatico But I have girls in my house right now.
@lanodan Well, it's the tool that works for me right now. Admittedly C# is a guilty pleasure for me because I know how frowned upon it is.
I honestly would use Go for gamedev if it's GC was more suitable for it. I just don't want to fuck with memory management and dangling pointers.
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@lanodan MonoGame is not an engine. It's a framework. It's an open-source implementation of XNA. I use it.
I used to use Pygame, but Python is way to slow.
@lanodan There's also Godot and MonoGame.
@lanodan But you can make asset flipped Unity games and make tons of money.
@lanodan Get replaced by C#.
@matana Shit. I wasn't aware of that. That kid should put Kyle Rittenhouse to shame. Absolutely based! But most other Japanese are compliant sheep.
@ArdainianRight @PraxisOfEvil @Suzu Just wait until plurality becomes accepted. Then, 1 body =/= 1 person and you have to ask who the person you are talking to every time you talk to someone because it might be a different "identity running that body."
I've been frequently day-dreaming about this lately.