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Sadly no lol. But I like the idea of the game to teach junior developer programming skills.

Because it honestly is. Sure supply chain attack is possible, but that is true for any stack with binary blob anywhere. Also, on the comment at the video someone said that the 0x3F opcode is vendor-specific debug commands. So from the organization of the opcode, it can already be inferred that it is indeed a debug interface

Hello there fellow space traders

...we are getting closer to turing complete HTML aren't we?

Edit: so yeah, further reading into this and some video later from LowLevel confirmed that this is quite nothing burger. The "vulnerability" is an undocumented HCI command. Host to Controller Interface. Meaning that it is something the HOST (the ESP) dispatch to the Bluetooth Interface. To take advantage of such a command, you need to already have access to the ESP32 in the first place.

So, the tl;dr is that the "vulnerability" only matters when the attacker has access to the device already. Not really that big of an issue. ~~an attacker can gain access to the ESP32 not the device that connects to the ESP themselves. I don't know how bluetooth pairing would behave when the device that once masquerade as a light switch now advertises themselves as smart watch. I presume it would require further confirmation from the user. If that is the case, then the danger is when ESP32 is used in a device that is already collecting sensitive information with an active bluetooth stack since that device can now be remotely hacked. But I will defer my judgement on this matter after the PoC has been demonstrated (can't find any demo of any proof of concept attack, just the same article copy pasted multiple times on different site)~~

Even more fitting that the provider is catbox lol

I have tried to make it fill up 4 monitors on a 2 × 2 grid. It's quite fun past time

Then it will help OpenSAGE immensely. Also it helps to preserve at least part of the game. I'd rather have the retired IP officially retired like this rather than leaving it in a limbo/grey area. Like, sure maybe the owner doesn't pay attention, but when they do pay attention, you can get Nintendo'd anytime. But this one is pretty explicitly open sourced/retired. I also see not just the RTS but Renegade as well. The less known FPS of C&C.

This is a step in a good direction. Retired IP should either be released for free or open sourced altogether

Yes, but as I said the way to get there is different. With a minimalistic approach you add stuff that you know you want. With the default approach you either remove stuff that you may not know yet if it was a part of something else that you want/need, or you just let it be.

Minimal concept in 2025 is not weird at all. It's a preference really. I just prefer my system to be as minimal as possible (not necessarily small mind you). The same reason why I setup my VSCode plugins to be disabled except to enable the needed plugins at different workspaces. So I will not be distracted by something that I do not use.

Yeah, I know how to manage a server thankfully lol. I am planning to split the 3 domains for different purposes since as of now I only use them for my email.

Is that her child or the apron is the hint?