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Most are heap or stack overflows in parsers and demuxers, spanning components from the TS demuxer to the VP9 decoder. depthfirst says some already carry CVE identifiers; its writeup lists nine, CVE-2026-39210 through CVE-2026-39218, and notes the rest are fixed but not yet numbered. It also published a PoC.

I have always watched subbed except for a few shows that I watched on TV back in the day. I don’t really know what it is, but the dubbed voices just always feel off. I can watch American animation and the English voices feel perfectly fine. But show me an anime with English voices and it’s like an uncanny valley sort of thing.

Hmmm, that’s weird, I didn’t even realize this feature existed until I read your post. Guess I have always had it disabled, and I’ve never run into the issue. Have you also deleted the default bookmarks? The address bar will prefer bookmarks when you start typing an address, so if you don’t delete the default ones that come with Vivaldi, they might be autocompleting?

https://vivaldi.com/blog/what-is-direct-match/

WTF are games for retired people?

Put it on YouTube.

Yeah. Just find someone else willing to work for free. It’s such a simple solution, I can’t believe he was too dumb to try that first.

This was more delightful than I expected it to be.

Aren’t things like discord (or any other more preferable chat service) basically what you are talking about?

I can’t imagine paying $1000 to play my backlog of under $5 games.

I’m pretty sure AI is objectively smarter today than it was 5 years ago.

Capital gains should just be taxed as regular income instead of having a special rate.

I’m not familiar with the master system, but the Genesis has a fair number of good games. I think it unfortunately doesn’t hold up as well as it’s competitor the SNES though, because Sega went hard on licensed properties and sports titles, and a lot of those games just aren’t particularly relevant these days, and there were a lot of cross platform games that were just better on the SNES.

But a few that I think are worth mentioning:

• The adventures of Batman and Robin
• Contra hard corps
• gunstar heroes
• vectorman 1 & 2
• Ghostbusters
• streets of rage 2
• comix zone
• Toejam and Earl 1 & 2 (the sequel is a very different game)
• zombies ate my neighbors
• road rash 2
• earthworm Jim 1 & 2
• Castlevania bloodlines
• Shinobi III
• Rocket Knight adventures
• Mickey mouse Castle of illusion

Sounds like a good idea. Now we just need a way to determine which users are kids and which are adults. I’ve got it! We can use age verification for that, and we’ll probably also need to ban vpns to stop kids from getting around it.

Wtf, pizza hut doesn’t employ their own delivery drivers anymore? Sounds like they are complaining because they outsourced delivery and now they don’t like how the work is getting done.

I lined up to get the Wii on it’s release date. I went to Walmart at around 11 am to wait on the midnight launch. We were put in the garden center, and it was pretty chill. The guy at the front kept a list so people could go to the bathroom or to grab food without losing their spot. One guy brought a portable TV with a PlayStation and guitar hero, so we spent a lot of time playing that. I brought my DS, but not many people in line had one. It turned out to be a fun and memorable experience, but I’ve never waited in line like that again.

In what way did Microsoft miss the Internet wave? Internet explorer was basically the gatekeeper of the Internet for a while, to the extent that it led to the antitrust case.

Probably the Sega 32X. The messaging around it was kind of confusing, and still being fairly young when it came out, I was expecting it to be the gateway to 32 bit gaming that I would be enjoying for years to come. I ended up getting virtua racing on it, which was better than the Genesis version, but nothing spectacular really. I also got virtua fighter, which was a genuinely good game. Almost everything else was ports of mediocre games that had already come out on the Genesis. A couple of original games like knuckles chaotix just… Kinda sucked. Then when I found out that all of the support was going behind the Saturn, and that’s where all of the new and original games were going, well I just felt swindled.

Well maybe, but fsr still doesn’t include frame gen, right?

The weird thing about it, is it says you need dlss upscaling and frame gen to reach 30 fps at 1080p for the minimum requirements… But the GPU listed is a GTX 960 which doesn’t support any of that in the first place!

My personal thought on that matter is that they are probably saying that a GTX 960 can get you 1080p at 30 fps, but they recommend enabling dlss if you have a more powerful card that supports it (which would take you above 30fps). Maybe I’m wrong, but that’s the only way it makes any sense to me.