Probably figured everyone is getting Fallout 4 so why bother.

As someone going int the cyber security field and hoping to have a job for one of the government departments like homeland security or the NSA, I am looking forward to being on the forefront of dealing with the emerging cyber weapons.

Weird the release date is on a Friday. Must be trying to get their sales in before Fallout 4 comes out.

I have two things on kickstarter, Rivet Wars which has fully made it to production and delivered on all it’s promises. The second is Stonehearth which is still in alpha, but has weekly progress updates and game updates every few weeks.

Having had the chance to do nine laps on an auto-x course in one I can say that without a doubt if I had the means to buy one I would without a second thought. Just have to make sure to get the carbon ceramic brakes.

There is and it comes with every physical copy of the game, which makes me mad because I already paid for it on steam.

Since its built off an updated version of Skyrim’s engine it’s almost guaranteed to be able to use console commands. If not modders will find a way to let everything be maxed.

As someone who is graduating soon from college with a degree in cyber security and a focus on penetration testing and who also lives under an hour away from several Intel campuses. I would apply for a job like that in a heartbeat.

Well isn’t he just a special little snowflake.

I really wish more multiplayer games would ban people for this sort of behavior or at least put them in their own playlists so other people don’t have to deal with them.

People like this rarely learn anything from their poor decisions.

I really don’t understand how the employees in these kinds of stories made it through their interviews.

A lot of ransom-ware works by encrypting your data and by paying the fee they send you a key to unlock it. If someone had important enough information on their phone and hadn’t backed it up recently any new data on their phone would become inaccessible. A doctors office in my area had to shell out around $15,000 to…

Strong enough acid seems like it would be more difficult to come by than say thermite. Thermite is dead simple to make and will reduce most metal objects to slag in a matter of seconds.

They did actually.

They don’t even need to build it as the twin-charged 1.6L hybrid. Just put the F-Type R V8 in it mated to a DCT and call it good.

Full STi drive-train swap into my 99 2.5RS coupe. The original ej25 stopped working so I bought an ej20k with transmission, ECU, and rear diff. I never had the chance to finish the swap because I lost my job at the time and needed to sell it. I had everything done mechanics wise and all it needed was a harness merge…

I’ll Stick with my Covert Forces Controller.

I think the biggest change I’m looking forwards to is the change to the level system. Maybe now I can stay competitive with my junk gear. I’m also hoping that I can get my hands on a Monte Carlo sometime soon and it stays useful after the expansion, I love the way that gun looks.

I know that feeling. I just came back from when I stopped playing in October. I have no idea why this game is so addicting.