If you spend a significant amount of time in front of a screen you should try to reduce blue light at all times just to reduce eye strain. flux is great but just a simple orange background / window theme will go a long way. This isn't a replacement for putting down your device an hour before you go to bed. Even if the light is orange / yellow you're still shining it in your eyes.

Current Score humans: 1 robots: 0

Once the singularity [0] hits, the human score will be a constant.

So please don't make this an action of all of us, I'm not entirely sure robots are not vengeful.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_singularity

Anyone else wondering why a city with a crime problem has had their police force reduced by 500 officers in the last 3 years?

I was expecting them to be Bobby Jindal

Really unfortunate because the software is so useful.

And that's probably one of the reasons for this whole debacle. A project without adoption would not be worth fighting over.

This is what makes security hard: To attack successfully you only have to find one significant mistake, to defend successfully you can't make any mistakes.

Agree. There have been several vulns in the fringes of QEMU device emulation code before but typically in lesser used devices (floppy etc). OTOH it's very common to use CDROM emulation to install systems and I'm sure there are plenty of admins who leave the ISO exposed to the guest "just in case".