Also probably password hashes.
The company did not make it clear from this statement if hashed passwords were accessed by the attacker.
I don't expect good news if they chose not to share that detail.
atmur
joined 2 years ago
I jumped ship to another carrier right after they were bought out by T-Mobile and I've dodged ~~price hikes and now~~ data breaches. T-Mobile just ruins everything they touch.
Without proper moderation, it will always be terrible. I don’t think Valve is going to change that given their hands off approach to this kind of stuff.
There used to be a game called Domina on Steam, the developer used his forum and the game changelog to complain about trans people and spread conspiracy theories about covid vaccines. It took months and several verbal warnings from Valve before they finally shut down the store page and its forums.
That is what it took for Valve to draw a line. They do not care about xX_gamerfart13_Xx screaming that their Dell from 2004 can’t run GTA V.
I’d love to be wrong, but I think Valve is more likely to shut down the forums feature than bother with moderation.
Definitely agree on NFS Unbound. Heat was a big step in the right direction, Unbound was a smaller step but still getting better. Who knows what the next one will be like with Criterion getting thrown around by EA.
Nice! I'm still thinking about picking up Elden Ring. I'm not big on souls likes, but everyone seems to love this one.
New career events
Contemporary Tour (Available from Dec.14, 2023 – Jan. 31, 2024)
Are they seriously limiting how long the career mode events are available for? The single player events in a game criticized for not having enough single player content?
Holy shit I am so glad I haven’t bought this game.
The Crew is my second most played game on Steam. It’s flawed but I fucking loved it anyway. This is depressing.
I wonder when Need for Speed 2015 will shut down.
Yeah, I’ve put Ubuntu Touch on a Pixel 3a and had a pretty similar experience unfortunately. I see potential, but it’s just not usable yet (for me at least).
I think he means the whole “Not enough users to justify porting applications, users don’t use it because applications don’t support it” thing.
The problem is that logic has been dead for years. Users are here. The Steam Deck is wildly popular. Tim Sweeney is just a dumbass.
Tello. The service and price have been basically the same as pre-acquisition Mint. They also use T-Mobile's network but are not owned by them (...for now, at least.)