But the note kept me thinking …
Mayberry wasn’t a translation issue. Maybe the sacrifice of the oni was that it shits alone. I don’t know how people did their poopin‘ in feudal Japan 🤷

Linux sadly still sucks 🫣

Jeez…. the cringe 😬

„History of being an idiot on the Internet - Vol. 1“ should definitely include this story and the screenshots.

Ffs

Well yes - but that doesn’t make the exploit any less severe imho 😬.

But with Steam already mitigating the issue, the risk is definitely manageable.

I haven’t had the pleasure to work with steam workshop, but I assumed that there would be possibilities to use custom CLAs?

High risk of it happening? Or once it trigger for it not being dangerous?

The Ria for it happening I can’t really evaluate, but if it is exploitable then it seems pretty serious to me . But maybe I’m missing something?

Here’s the description by the author: flatt.tech/research/pos...

I was really baffled on how the internet was not already on fire about this regarding how many unity games are out there.
I mean yes Steam came to save the day pretty quick, but still …

Congraaaaaaaats 😍😍😍😍😍

I’m watching the documentary right now and can’t wait to hear the thief’s perspective (Sam F) on this. Man the thought process behind this is astonishing.
The whole „fake it till you make it“ approach is something I’ll never understand.

But, the movie was originally created by two German film students and they notice this theft because they submitted on their own to festivals and got disqualified by a festival because it’s already online although they took it offline. The original title is „Butty“

www.imdb.com/de/title/tt3...

So the story is: Samuel Felinton, an American film student sees an animated short film on YouTube, rips it, makes some cuts and exchanges the credits for his own and submits it to festivals and stuff. And even wins prizes 🤯
He releases it with a new title „T-130“.

www.imdb.com/de/title/tt3...