They're also a very easy way to launder money from Russia
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I think it's the first and third one
You posted somebody else's quite popular and already posted content then screenshotted it you mean
Well, "original post" is quite the stretch
People said this about the Jeep vulnerabilities until they found a way to exploit them remotely.
Where there's smoke, there's fire.
Well it was in Tahoe, so it would be weird if they were using Celsius
Yeah, God would rather you bash their head against rocks as they're still babies
It would take me about 5 seconds because you just told me what it is genius
Your mom hit my pentagon
Not the ones that want you to engage over a period of time. A lot of scams, especially for old people, involve long back and forth conversations over days. These are usually very profitable for the scammers, who sort of gain a passive income for doing nothing other than stealing from old people.
The anti-cheats are there to detect the cheats, not necessarily stop them (though they usually do that too, at least the basic ones). When they're detected, they can ban accounts or whatever. They usually do this in waves to prevent cheat developers from knowing exactly when their cheats were detected and what triggered the anti-cheat.
It is, it's using a llama model in the API. If you watch the network tab you can see the calls it makes and modify them yourself, they're simple get requests. It's kinda fun to pick random words and see what the LLM comes up with.