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About poochyena
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self employed selling costume accessories.
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Russian Malware found on Laptops given by Government
poochyena replied to TheAverageGamer's topic in Tech News
from the article "The malware, which they said appeared to be contacting Russian servers" they aren't being blamed randomly. -
Google threatens to pull out of Australia over new "link tax" laws
poochyena replied to Master Disaster's topic in Tech News
I'm sure the tax agencies would gladly go after these companies if they committed tax fraud, but tech company specifically are kinda infamous for extremely rapid growth. To grow as fast as possible, it means to re-invest as much into the business as possible, and worry about profits at a later date. Its not at all odd to see how little profit they make when you see how fast they attempt to grow. -
Twitter Profited from Child Porn, Refused to Take it Down
poochyena replied to TheReal1980's topic in Tech News
wow, that can't possibly be abused /s -
Google threatens to pull out of Australia over new "link tax" laws
poochyena replied to Master Disaster's topic in Tech News
There is definitely a line, since if google were to just copy/paste the entire article onto their service, then thats piracy, but just taking snippets of it is more of a gray area. This law doesn't apply only to google though, so I don't understand the intent of your comment. profits are taxed, not revenue. -
They spent 8 years on this game and had a huge amount of funding. Thats not an excuse. Japanese work cultures is just as bad if not far worse than the work culture anywhere else. https://www.businessinsider.com/japan-is-facing-a-death-by-overwork-problem-2018-3 >In Japan, it's so common for employees to work themselves to death that there's a word for it: Karoshi.
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windows defenders is and antivirus
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oh bless your heart. This just isnt true https://umbrella.cisco.com/blog/picture-perfect-how-jpg-exif-data-hides-malware Viruses can hide just about anywhere and look completely safe.
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"""a bunch of""" all it takes is one link or one download. Would you really be suspicious if a family member send you a file like they always do? well, good for you? Its common among my friends at least. especially images and video. how? If all they did was post a link or download file, I wouldn't find that suspicious, they do that every single day.
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How far does trust get you when their accounts are hacked and they start sending you viruses to download? This exact situation happened to me.
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yea, and i've never gotten into a car accident, so I guess seat belts and air bags are useless. What magic is preventing files sent to you from friends and family from being viruses? What divine power prevents a trustworthy site from giving you a virus?
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no, but an antivirus reduces your chance of a virus significantly more.
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yes, lower, not 0.