EA got my account stolen with 1200+ hours of playtime via fraudulent support tickets. That’s why, I am not touching anything EA’s involved with ever when they absolutely suck at account security.

Companies wouldn’t mind having an OS level code run on their PCs if its meant to help secure their computers. A malware infecting their computers could result in way more damages after all.

Basically, drivers can launch code all the way up to ring 0, the highest level a code can access to. This mean it runs its code with the same priviledges as the kernel itself. The anti-malware solution CrowdStrike makes use of this access to determine what could be going wrong, and deploy solutions accordingly.

If a code running in that level crashes, Windows will rightfully assume there’s something really fucked up is going on, and give out a BSOD.

I’ve bought that game quite some time ago as a meme

The devs behind it appearently started hosting contests for it so joined them for the heck of it.

This document only specifies pepperoni as an acceptable topping for pizza.

Patreon and Bandcamp? That’s a fucking payment trail for any legal department coming for her.

A driver failure, yeesh. It always sucks to deal with it.

The real question is how the fuck did they park it like that

Would’ve never expected a collab between Touhou and Neptunia series. Was a big surprise when i first played that game.

142446@toast.ooo your touhou arts looked awesome m8