In highschool I was in shop class with some idiots that were messing around with a running table saw. The teacher saw the obvious kick back danger and swooped down on them with an angry “Hay! Do you want to have kids?!”. Before I could stop myself I said “Damn, you should at least buy them dinner first.”

He was not amused, but I am still proud of the one time in my life I was quick witted enough to come up with something funny on the spot. It’s been so years 30 years since, and nothing has come close.

Pretty much any Steam game’s forum is full of nasty toxic fans.

Only because doing that will force you to buy a new phone.

My wife and I have been playing almost every day for the past few weeks and neither of us even noticed that these existed. They aren’t pushing them all that hard and it’s easy to ignore.

Why not both?
https://youtu.be/ug5IHeEUVDA

There is only one place pineapple belongs …

In HELL.

As a programmer, I’ve learned to cringe at any suggestion from someone that starts with “can’t you just”. Cause I guarantee you, I can’t “just” do that. It’s way more complicated than just.

So you agree that saying “they added a data miner with root level access” was a false statement?

The game executables haven’t changed. All they did was add a generic TOS. That doesn’t magically give the game the capability to get kernel level access.

The TOS doesn’t give the game executable magical powers to do things it wasn’t written to do.

Are you running it as root for some reason? Cause if you are not running it as root, it doesn’t have root access, absent some kind of major security flaw in Linux.

Something going catastrophically wrong with my current installation in a way that I can’t fix.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c77l28myezko

All you have to do is look at how much of the collected money actually guess to the school then ask what happens to the rest. That’s why.

Manipulation

I’ve had banks do it in the past. It’s not that they can “detect” the password manager, they just use a method that’s incompatible with them.

They have a fake input field and capture keypress events via JavaScript directly from the dom, then just make it look like you typed in to the input field. They don’t read the password from the input field, they build it up in memory from those key press events.

It also completely breaks accessibility software, which is the main reason I think the industry moved away from doing it for the most part.

I really hope you don’t work in the tech industry.

To be fair, they learned it from our code.

Ok, but it’s condensing on something that isn’t perfectly clean.

Introduce a .5 second delay before dismissing the creature upon touching the ground.