big security threat with HDMI cables.


 if you install ubuntu for example, and download super Tux cart, or any other racing game.

the game is good, plays well etc. no problem.


so, you choose a kart, and you start racing, and you focus on the player.

like the kart you chose, and you just play the game.

if you flip the HDMI cable, 

then you start focusing on the background. like the horizon in the game.

this problem appears in many HDMI devices.

like, ghouls and ghosts, if you flip the cable. in the snes mini.

the game becomes like the arcade version. more difficult, different collision. etc.

like thinking of NAME_1, the arcade version, versus the home version.

the home version is easier, friendlier etc.

the arcade version is very difficult, with very difficult collision.
and a lot easier to lose lives, while playing.

so there are 2 video modes. depending on the direction of the cable.

which also make the player, to change focus, to nearer, or more distant objects.

in the game.

so you focus on the car, in one direction of the cable. while in the other, you focus
on the horizon (the distant 3d graphics in the game).

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