petition to publically post the ip of the person who is responsible.
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cabeza wrote..
WHY would we want to take our own site down, when ther're a few hundred sites linking to us? We could just as well throw a nade at our server, just out of the same reason right?.
because they are, because they let these things happen, and they blame it on their server.
i bet they are...
hmpf.Comment
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To use the words of a famous movie:
"You want the truth? You people can't handle the truth."
What if they had a meeting at Vivendi's to decide wether or not it was going gold on monday, and after the meeting, Gabe posted from there? or from wherever? The most obvious scenario is probably what happened: Gabe's post is real, and nobody believes it because it's just against all senses to admit that the game is finally ready. Over anylizing the post won't give you a clue.
But it's best to just wait for an official statement.Comment
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Technical-Joss wrote..
thank you, sir
The most obvious scenario is probably what happened: Gabe's post is real, and nobody believes it because it's just against all senses to admit that the game is finally ready. Over anylizing the post won't give you a clue.
But it's best to just wait for an official statement.Comment
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azz0r wrote..
edit your cookie and relace your userid to match gabe's and replace your md5 hash to match the one you found in the mysql and you're in his account... simple as that
Even so, invision most likely uses md5 encryption for passwords. Which isnt exactly uncrackable but I doubt anyone went to the trouble of decoding it, thats if they could ofcourse.Comment
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MikeJ wrote..
I'm wondering then why the whole Steampowered administration team hasn't replied on their own forums yet.
At this point I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out it really was Gabe and he was just on a proxy for some reason.
Now we have this post, and then complete radio silence. No post to confirm that it was Gabe, or wasn't him.Comment
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