ARikozuM

Then find they flaw before someone else does.
Or make your bounty program more profitable than selling the hack to a third party.
Manufacturers have options, they simply ignore both of them.

Stop the game would mean manufacturer would actually have to invest in making their software bulletproof, sure nothing in sw ever is and it always becomes a cat and mouse thing.
But sure as heck I'm not going to blame hackers for their hustle.
No the game is manufacturers releasing hole ridden software. If you don't want people to sell spyware then make it so that reporting is more profitable than weaponizing it. If not than sorry, but my hats off to hackers for hustling their way to top with it.

The storage design is genius, ngl. 

The storage design is genius, ngl. 

Let him go. A schematic/manual doesn't really protect anyone, especially if the document is still blacked for the most part. 

Summary
 Here's a funny one. An alleged British tank commander and war thunder player leaked classified documents (basically the user manual) on the Challenger 2 MBT so that Gaijin would fix the model on the challenger 2, specifically the gap between the main turret and hull. This is a violation of the Official Secrets Act, and can carry up to a 14 year punishment in prison if persecuted. Much of the document was heavily redacted though, it was still classified information being shared. Unfortunately, since the information is classified, Gaijin now cannot make the changes.
 
Image from War Thunder Forum

 
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 The information being leaked doesn't seem to be that big of a deal in my opinion, I mean sure its classified, but I highly doubt that foreign powers are going to care about the gap between the turret and hull. For this reason I also doubt the leaker is going to get put in jail or anything. Not an expert in how these things are handled though. Still quite a funny story
 
Sources
https://www.pcgamer.com/war-thunder-fan-says-tank-is-inaccurate-leaks-classified-military-documents-to-prove-it/ 
https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/classified-challenger-tank-specs-leaked-online-for-videogame/

Except for @PCGuy_5960. I hear that guy throttles unless he's water-cooled. 
 

WHAT??? We're just a few more updates from getting "frequented [subforum]" badges!
 

This "Looking for waifu, please" reminded me of "lemme smash" hahah

You mean Chivalry?

We're up in arms because Audacity is asking for errors to be sent to them? 

I think it was the foam spacer.  At least that stuck me as kind of a “yeah”

The storage design is genius, ngl. 

The storage design is genius, ngl. 

Summary
Police in Ukraine have made a large bust of a cryptomining operation stealing $259,300/mo in electricity.

 
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Given how many people seem to attribute shortages to scalpers, it's interesting to see what else has been used. Take a look at the photos and notice the Playstation logo on them. Note those appear to be PS4's. Too bad the photos don't show anything else.
 
Sources
https://www.yahoo.com/news/look-inside-underground-crypto-mining-090129713.html
https://ssu.gov.ua/en/novyny/sbu-vykryla-naibilshu-kryptofermu-v-ukraini-maizhe-5-tys-kompiuteriv-mainyly-hroshi-na-vinnytsiaoblenerho
 
UPDATE:
https://delo.ua/econonomyandpoliticsinukraine/kriptovaljuta-vinnica-fifa-384126/
 
So the PS4's were for an illegal bot farm. Run through machine translation.

We're up in arms because Audacity is asking for errors to be sent to them? 

There's legend that says they all turn lewd at night. 
 
But I didn't return my request for comments on that.

Probably gonna ditch this.
@ARikozuM

Mighty Wings by Cheap Trick is a better song for fighter jets than Danger Zone.

This is exciting news. Let's hope Google follows suit.
 
 

We're up in arms because Audacity is asking for errors to be sent to them? 

We're up in arms because Audacity is asking for errors to be sent to them? 

REvil -> RE Village -> Capcom starting a new side-business?
 
Well hopefully they can figure it out soon.

We're up in arms because Audacity is asking for errors to be sent to them? 

So in other words, they’re collecting anonymous crash logs if you opt in. 
 
The horror! 

Movie goers barely have the attention span for the actual books. If they did, we'd finally have the 72-hour Lord of the Rings series.