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Post by TonicBH on Dec 8, 2006 6:21:09 GMT -5
So, after getting home from randomly socializing with somebody, I go check my 1UP.com page as usual. Except something wasn't right in the clubs page. I usually have three clubs, one dedicated to a community, another to a (three month old) contest I won, and another club related to that contest that's basically "Where's my game?!". But suddenly, there was a fourth club. "Gaymerz". Some gay gamers club. I never remember joining it, I don't drink so I didn't join it in some drunken stupor, and I only access 1UP.com from my own computer. So, I do the following things: - Leave the club in question.
- Change my password.
- Activate the Windows firewall since the hardware's firewall wasn't enough.
- Go into a random stage of panic.
- Change my password at GameSpot too.
- Print out my text file with all my accounts and passwords on it.
- Delete said file (literally permanently delete it).
- Still be in a random stage of panic.
The same stuff happens to me when something else goes wrong, such as a game severely glitching or hardware failures. I mean, that's shit that I live with, and something I'd rather not lose (EDIT 1:30PM: According to this forum post some script kiddy found out ways to make people join clubs. Something needs to be changed if it's that easy to exploit. And now that I realized it wasn't something THAT severe...)
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Post by NeroKid on Dec 8, 2006 10:00:21 GMT -5
lol gaymerz
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Post by Robert on Dec 8, 2006 11:12:16 GMT -5
Haha, wow. That's a pretty intense reaction. I don't know about 1Up, but is there any chance you just accidentally clicked a joining link somewhere once? Maybe even one immersed in something else? Anyway, the statement "Paranoia drives me insane" is very interesting. This is also a true statement, very often. My paranoia usually comes from other people, unfortunately... that is, if I don't trust someone, I usually end up making up stuff about them that they're doing to me without any factual evidence base.
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Post by Evan on Dec 8, 2006 21:20:57 GMT -5
This reminds me of the VIRUSSSSS I got in September that drove me to insane depression for a month or two until I finally figured out how to get rid of it. I know how you feel, dude EXCEPT MINE WAS REAL. That virus had the same effect as a real virus on my state of being. You know...It's amazing how much one file can screw your computer XD
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