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r/antivirus•

Hello all. Fool that I am, I ran the old renpy infostealer. Only after I read up about it did I realise I just gave up my passwords. So far, only Instagram has been compromised- but I recovered it. What's scary is I immediately signed out of every account on my PC (google included) then changed passwords on my phone, Instagram included. Then I find out someone broke in despite the password change the day earlier, and all scans coming clean. I ran ESET, Windows Safety Tool, Malwarebytes and Windows Defender. I've tried inspecting the FRST logs and deleting stuff, got rid of a renpy folder in my appdata, did the windows security check, etc. Can anyone guide me on how to proceed without a syste

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r/JapanJobs•

This happens to me a lot. I get past the initial document screening with my CV. Then they see I am foreign and ask for SoR and JLPT. I was let go very unexpectedly and don't have JLPT and I'm trying to move onto the technology SoR. After this, they take back the interview plan and reject me.

What's going on, and how can I mitigate this? I have begun studying for the BJT since JLPT doesn't look logistically possible.

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r/Helldivers•

It would be such a simple way to get a barometer on what needs changing. They could try wild buffs or nerfs just by justifying it in a dispatch. It's small, but why not leverage the strength of narrative? They could do it on a rotation with various weapons and see how people react. It might not always be a good change, but they'll be able to find that out, and at least it won't be boring. They've experimented with this (very rarely) and the community reaction has always been good.

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r/Nightreign•

I got to thinking- the +3 vig relics seem useless on the surface, but what if that's because we are thinking the wrong way? SotE used pure multiplication for its fragment levels. What if it works the same way in Nightreign? Then, that +3 vig would actually be a really big deal right? Or is it just progressing down a static level table? Or, is it a combination of both? I'd be interested to see if anyone has worked out numbers here.

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r/Helldivers•

I have decided to get on my own soapbox and say what I think the biggest core balance issue is. With the railgun nerfs and most recently, the flamethrower nerfs getting serious attention, I'd like to propose what I think the core balancing issue is (tl;dr not enough mayhem) and some steps to fix it.

Why nerf? First, as AH have said before, they want weapons to be useful, but have a tradeoff. They before mentioned the autocannon as being what they considered well balanced, as it is a generalist, powerful weapon that requires a backpack slot to use. This is why AH initially nerfed the railgun, it did too much and had too few drawbacks. I believe this is also why they are nerfing flamethro

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r/Tekken•

My evidence is as follows:

  1. Dragunov has a move called Victor Clutch. This is just transliterated in the Japanese version, but is unmistakably a name. The technique is a CQC takedown, which Victor supposedly does.

  2. Dragunov has in recent storylines fought Raven and Master Raven. Both of which work for the UN as secret agents. The leaks say Victor is a French UN agent.

  3. Dragunov doesn't really have a well developed storyline, so it makes sense they'd introduce a new rivalry and ally to Raven.

All totally based on leak info but I think it could be credible. My personal out-there theory is he's intended as a Marduk replacement, as Harada

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