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PSA: Large Steam Libraries Are Currently Broken on GeForce NOW — No Fix in Sight

I've been dealing with a persistent GeForce NOW issue for nearly two weeks where any Steam game fails to launch, getting stuck at "Loading User Data" indefinitely. The only workaround is bizarre: I have to open the native Steam client on my PC and add a free game to my library — every time — just to "unstick" the GFN session.

I reported this on April 26, gave full logs, steps to reproduce, troubleshooting, system details, and even linked multiple other users with the same issue — all of us have large, old Steam accounts (2000+ games, 15–20 years old).

After escalating through

So I'm in the underwater area right now and I noticed that I'm really having a hard time getting my party to dodge and parry. I've been religiously watching YT guides on timing and what to look out for, and am practicing on trash over and over so I finally "get" it.

But the thing is, I'm not getting better. I've been noticing that about a third of the time, when I hit dodge or parry my party members do nothing at all, and I usually have to press it twice ultra fast to get a response.

It makes it impossible to figure out whether my timing is going to work this time, or if it will just plain fail to happen. Is anyone else seeing this or is this a "me" problem?

I'm playing on Geforce Now wit

Bybit got hit with one of the most preventable hacks in recent crypto history. This wasn’t some cutting-edge exploit—it was just bad internal security practices. Here’s what went wrong and how they could have stopped it.

What Bybit Did Wrong

1. Signers blindly approved a malicious transaction: The attackers didn’t steal private keys; they tricked Bybit’s multisig signers into approving a contract change. This is a textbook Ice Phishing attack, where the UI makes a transaction appear legitimate, but the actual execution does something else.
2. No second-layer verification for transactions: They only used one UI (Safe/Gnosis) to verify transactions, which the attackers manipulated. A

Bybit got hit with one of the most preventable hacks in recent crypto history. This wasn’t some cutting-edge exploit—it was just bad internal security practices. Here’s what went wrong and how they could have stopped it.

What Bybit Did Wrong

1. Signers blindly approved a malicious transaction The attackers didn’t steal private keys; they tricked Bybit’s multisig signers into approving a contract change. This is a textbook Ice Phishing attack, where the UI makes a transaction appear legitimate, but the actual execution does something else.
2. No second-layer verification for transactions They only used one UI (Safe/Gnosis) to verify transactions, which the attackers manipulated. A prope

Platform(s):

IBM PC-jr

Genre:

top-down action

Estimated year of release:

1980-1984

Graphics/art style:

CGA Pallete 3 (amber, green, red, black)

Notable characters:

none

Notable gameplay mechanics:

a space action game with wheel and spoke "stations" that you can dock at. You can fly your amber colored triangular "ship" around looking for red enemies and the enemy base. The goal is to find the base and destroy it.

Other details:

The start menu has a very large "TREK" logo, and brief instructions on how to play with icona. I remember most details about the game, I'm just not able to actually find the executable anywhere and need help tracking it down so

I already have the 28-disc box set by Shenzhen SAST, but I'm looking to up my game and get a version with maybe updated subtitles or even an upscaled 720p or 1080p version.

Are there any that I could take a look at that you all recommend? If you know the ISRC of the release that's even more helpful. Thanks!

Watching 25% of my total collection value head off on the FedEx truck was a moment. Godspeed you beautiful creatures, we'll meet again someday

I got a game that is otherwise in excellent condition, but has one of the box sides caved in under the seal. I'm trying to come up with ways I could get it to flex back out and try to hold it in position until the cardboard "sets" again without actually removing the entire seal.

I thought about maybe doing a small break with a letter opener or thin knife to limit the actual damage, then pressing outward to get it to reset, but I wasn't sure if anyone here had any other methods they might use to fix the problem but keep the majority of the seal intact. I figure a thread like this could help others in the future as well, if people have good methods

I'm trying to get some of my factory sealed collector's editions graded before I put them away in storage. I know about CGA/VGA but their submission site is so broken and outdated that it still requires Flash Player to work, something that hasn't been a thing in browsers for a couple years now. I don't actually trust them with valuable items if that's how they run their business.

Wata doesn't do PC games and I heard they were corrupt, so I'm looking for any alternatives whatsoever. Any help would be appreciated!