A familiar face in passing, a familiar name overheard
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There is a non-zero chance you might die in an FBI raid set in motion by Gabe Newell if you try to scam Steam players.
It's beautiful.
Anyone hiding malware in Steam games is cooked, Steam and the FBI are warning BlockBlasters players again.
BlockBlasters was a Steam game that turned out to contain malware and was used in crypto-draining attacks, including one targeting a terminally ill cancer patient.
The FBI says it arrested someone linked to the Steam malware campaign in July and is now asking victims who lost money or had their accounts compromised to fill out a survey for possible restitution.
The deadline is 27 October.
If someone was hiding malware inside Steam games, things are looking pretty bad right now for you, Gabe is coming.
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This isn't V in Edgerunners 2. Not even the same facial chrome or haircut.
Sick of all the news articles stating it like fact.
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Gamers celebrate the closures of these studios because we've already mourned them a decade ago when they really died.
You're crying over the zombie.
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i bought this exact ram 3 years ago for, no exaggeration, $160. feels like what baby boomers probably felt like buying houses for $10k that are worth $1.5m now
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One of the only existing groves of American Chestnut trees is scheduled to be destroyed next month to make room for a datacenter. I made an entire video about what this tree meant and the efforts to bring it back that have lasted decades. Consumption knows nothing of sacrament.
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i have decided that you aren’t knowledgeable or skilled enough at your interest or hobby and that you are a larping tourist unless your hobby is LARP or tourism in which case you do not know the first thing about either of them!!!!
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Gabe Newell explains How Valve operates and why Valve never went public
''There was a big thing a couple years ago where everybody was trying to hire lowcost content producers in India and China. And we were trying to do the opposite''
