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Episode 177- The Sky is blue, and we are on a Quest for Infamy!
Jun 25 14
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73 minutes
Welcome to episode 177 of Game Briefs, your authority on games, news, tech and gadgets. We are now with Ultimategamer.com and welcome those of you who have been brave enough to join us in the chatroom there. Of course, you can also interact with us via our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/GameBriefs/ With me this evening are our cowhores The recently appointed Secretary of Badassery, Bob Lohblaw The self professed lord of the noobs steel valor And new to the team, the empress of estrogen Sky! ************** Tonight on Game Briefs we have for you The Frontlines In The Farting corner with Bob Noobie Toobie with Steel Audio Ebola and more! But first! Let’s start first by welcoming our guest Steven Alexander with Team Infamy We talk about Quest for Infamy making a retro game challenges and successes on Kickstarter HIs favorite old school RPG His LEAST favorite Old School RPG ****** The Farting Corner w/ Steel Truecrypt is no longer secure …. EVERYONE PANIC!!! As mentioned by my security mentor, Brian Krebs, Truecrypt has closed it’s doors and caused major waves in the paranoid encryption community. So what is up with this? Why did they disappear? Was it the NSA? Snowden… PUTIN!?!? IMHO it’s was M$. You see the notes on the Truecrypt website mysteriously support bit locker. BIT LOCKER! TC is a million times more secure than BL! Why? Triple Encryption Random Seeds and Keygens Hidden PARTITIONS! So what is my suggestion? Keep using TrueCrypt. Why? Because the FBI gave up on trying to crack it due to it’s complexity. The Farting corner with Bob http://techcrunch.com/2014/05/21/ebay-alerts-users-to-change-passwords-following-cyberattack Ebay was hacked in February or early March. Employee credentials compromised and possibly users. Why are we just finding out about this now? ****************************** The Frontlines Bob: http://MayOne.us Steel: In-Home Streaming, a new feature of Steam, is now released to all users. Players who have multiple computers at home can immediately take advantage of the new feature. When you login to Steam on two computers on the same network, they automatically connect, allowing you to remotely install, launch, and play games as though you were sitting at the remote PC.Steam In-Home Streaming allows you to play your PC games on a lower-end computer, such as a laptop or home theater PC, or a computer running another operating system, such as Mac OS X, SteamOS, or Linux. When you play a game using In-Hom
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Date published: 2014-03-14