Actually the videos get stitched together dynamically.

The script extenders break with every patch. It’s the risk of using a 3rd party modding tool I’m afraid.

That said you would hope they’d work with the modding team to get it updated for release. Given how prevalent it’s use is.

This is Europe not that dumpster fire of a country.

You’ve just invented accounting haha

It’s by definition a server client relationship.

Because that’s not what this particular thread is discussing.

If someone gets fired for being a piece of shit and then hired somewhere else it’s pretty fair to assume that company isn’t great. As they presumably knew that when they hired him and didn’t care.

It’s also the person running the company not some random employee.

Nothing to do with the game.

It’s a driver.

Here the attacker installed the driver after gaining remote access.

So it’s not actually anything to do with having the game installed.

But it’s still a massive problem.

Otherwise known as a driver hehe

But they’re all valid points.

With that the attacker installed that driver after gaining access. So having the driver installed wasn’t the issue.

That’s exactly the sort of source I was asking for

Edit: the driver file was used after gaining access to the pc. So quite an involved attack but still really bad.

Edit 2: so actually it’s nothing to do with having it installed. As the attacker installed it.

By definition a driver is not an infection.

Do you have any sources on this happening? Or is it a personal anecdote hehe

How is it giving up your privacy and security?

Visual studio is free for indy Devs and small companies.

• Connect - also says a mobile client

It’s open source so you can literally check yourself.

It doesn’t matter who funded it if it works right?

You think government agencies have no use for secure communication technology?

The moderators of a graphene os place by the look of it.