Hellgineers is out on Steam!
Get it while the launch discount is hot!
Apparently Epic just laid off 900 employees. That's a scary number of lives that have been upended. I'm so so sorry to anyone affected by this.
Today in "stop reinventing HTML poorly & stupidly in JavaScript":
Using the Avast Uninstall Tool | Official Avast Support
https://support.avast.com/en-us/article/Uninstall-Antivirus-Utility/
This affects apps built with #Electron.
#Google quietly corrects previously submitted disclosure for critical webp 0-day
Previous CVE submission failed to mention that thousands of apps were affected.
Researchers discover a cross-origin attack exploiting how modern GPUs compress images to let a malicious website in Chrome or Edge read pixels from another site.
Okay, for those tracking CVE-2023-5129, aka the #Libwebp fiasco, here's how to validate if your Electron app is vulnerable.
The patched version of Electron is v26.2.1
. To confirm what version of Electron your app is using, you need to run strings
against the executable. The version is in the app's User-Agent, so:
strings app.exe | grep "Electron/"
Pokemon Sword shield. New pokemon spoiler
I made this cute speedpaint of a Wooloo yesterday!
It was mostly to wind down and it was fun.
(Speedpaint video is up on my patreon for supporters of $5 and up)
"Automated translation of web content is now available to Firefox users! Unlike cloud-based alternatives, translation is done locally in Firefox, so that the text being translated does not leave your machine."
I got to see the early demos of this and it is jaws-on-the-floor bonkers wizard magic. Entirely local - and good - translation with no cloud service and like 6MB of storage per language.
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For GPU.zip to work, a malicious page must be loaded into the Chrome or Edge browsers. Under-the-hood differences in the way Firefox and Safari work prevent the attack from succeeding when those browsers process an attack page.
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*pats Firefox on the head* "Who's a good browser?"
Check out Starter Kit City Builder for @godotengine! The code is MIT licensed, assets are CC0 so completely free to use even in commercial projects.