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I’m excited for this to start triggering anti-trust legislation
I’m excited for this to start triggering anti-trust legislation
Belladeez nuts
Fukkin gottem
Specifically that person probably contracts a law firm to handle the bureaucratic aspect, on an ongoing basis and a support team to handle low level issues.
He’s downloading cracks or cracked executables
The cracking groups aren’t exactly signing their work with a verifiable public key
They just said they were downloading arbitrary binaries to execute
Sort of. It asks as part of a series of questions on first boot when you sign up for a new account at the same time, but it defaults to yes, so idk if you would count that as opt-out or not.
I am Jack’s complete lack of surprise.
I’ve only ever seen it when running a game or when a chromebook got plugged into a 5w charger, so I’m guessing it’s when the OS does the math and decides it can’t rev down enough to make headway while booted up.
iirc, there are currently 3 charging states: Fast, Slow, and Low Power Charger, which already covers your cases, so I would argue just moving the bar between low and high up is probably enough.
A lot of risk narcing on someone irl
Well, so much for that
This account lacks commitment to the bit
Stop making me agree with the .ml user, this shit is cringe.
The existing players in those countries can still play though, that was what I reviewed for and is why I reversed it. But if Sony wants to keep fucking around then we’ll have to see
I have used this software for… A decade? And never knew it had a search feature
Modern problems require modern solutions
The fact that that person happened to be looking on a system downstream to this one, while also having the context needed to pin it back to xz in particular is the lucky part. The same attack in any of countless other places wouldn’t have gotten spotted the same way, or as quickly. That’s not to say diligence on Freund’s part wasn’t a big factor here, but it’s important to identify that luck was a big factor.
Update your bios, grab a clean disk image before you go, nuke it from orbit when you get back and restore from backup.