In any case, if a hacker was able to get to the point that they could control the vacuum's camera, would it be that hard for them to disable the warning? While the issue remains, it might be wise to disable your vacuum's camera, at least when not in use, with the lowest-tech hack of all: putting tape over it.
I’ll pretend not to see the wider meaning of this question. Anyway, last summer I reviewed some barely known DOS games of the CGA era. One of them, Insects, had been apparently lost for more than 30 years, and I made it available for download. I wanted to have a look at its inner workings, but my quick attemps at reversing did not reveal much. The only certain thing was that the program was a game compiled with QuickBASIC 3.0, which made things more interesting: maybe, if I managed to understand the program structure, I could use the knowledge to analyze others of the many games produced with this system.
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sys.stdout.write(u"\u001b[1000D") # Move all the way left again