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Of their connected servers, history, and requiring them to update every single one of their malware drops should slow them down considerably. > going so far as to ban the accountsThe responsible thing would be also to release all related data, icluding personal information (IP adresses, emails, list of contacts, chat logs) to investigation (police, etc) I’m sure they report serious crimes and at least retain records for questionable activity.I don’t get visibility into internal Discord operations, though. We just see that the perpetrators lost both their Discord server and their accounts disappeared from other Discords they were in. They angrily returned later with new usernames. > I’m sure they report serious crimes and at least retain records for questionable activity.Why are you sure? I really doubt it. That would be a tremendous amount of work, at best they might be forwarding it to some CERT. But I doubt even that. Shutting down the accounts is probably the best they can do. Law enforcement has ways to work across borders (international agreements, etc).Such mechanisms should and will improve with time.If a countly doesn't provide legal support against scammers, then the requesting country can reciprocate - declare green light for scammers agains the refusing country. We could lock such repos. No access (not even read-only) and disable accounts. That could also be semi automatic. > extract the Discord webhook linksthere's a large variety of malware, they don't all phone home the same way and they don't all phone home to discord Did you read the linked article? The template they’re duplicating phones home via Discord.I’m not saying every malware uses Discord. I’m talking about the article. i did, in fact, read the article. you said "a simple script to download these repos". the variety of malware would make the script not

Discord called Discord according to Reddit?According to this Reddit thread, Discord co-founder Jason Citron settled on the name from a list of other possibilities because:It sounded coolIt was easy to say, spell, and rememberThe word has something to do with talking and was therefore related to the function of the product.The domain name was available and the word was not under an active trademarkIn an AMA session held following Discord’s release in May 2015, a Discord developer, identified only as Socrates, said discord in the gaming community was the problem the Discord app was trying to solve. You can read the whole AMA session transcript on the Discord blog.What was Discord almost called?There are claims on several corners of the internet that Discord was almost called Wyvern after the mythical creature before developers settled on its current name. Wyverns belong to the same animal family as dragons. They have wings but don’t usually breathe fire. They’re also often smaller than their fire-breathing cousins but make up for their reduced size with increased ferocity. This claim sprung out of nowhere and we couldn’t pinpoint a credible source attesting to its origins. Those who spread it also don’t attribute it to any particular individual. The claim is probably false given its uncertain origins but it’s best to keep an open mind. The founders did consider a couple of names although they’ve never disclosed what those names were. Wyvern could have been one of them for all we know. There is little to be gained from spreading such a falsehood. Nonetheless, the current name is clearly superior to Wyvern. Imagine joining a Wyvern server. It doesn’t sound like the kind of place you come out of alive.What was Discord originally made for?Jason Citron and Stanislav Vishnevskiy created Discord because they had trouble coordinating

Because I got so many requests asking for this and I shared with pretty much everyone that asked politely in my Nexus or Discord DMs (which, by the way, I only requested that they kept it for personal use until I released it myself). Second, I said as a joke that I'd release this before CyberPunk 2077 came out if someone gave it to me and a friend actually did it (the madlad), they didn't ask for the preset in return but of course I shared it with them anyway :). Third, I've been kinda burned out of FO4 modding and screenshotting in general, so I figured that I might as well release it. I'll probably still take a couple pics every now and then and the occasional YouTube video, either for my channel or F34R's.Q: What's the armor, weapons, etc. used in screenshots?A: Armors are most likely something private by friends, those may or may not be released in the future, it's not up to me, sorry. If you want I've released a couple things of my own on my Discord server, nothing too fancy though. Weapons are from FX0x01, if unreleased you can probably find it in his Patreon.Q: Why is the file size so big?A: I've included all mods listed under CREDITS, similarly to what navy5465 did to his presets, this should make it more convenient for users to download the preset and get it working right straight away. You can always download the "preset only" version and everything else yourself, but I don't recommend that if you want it to look just like in my images. Besides mods listed I have a few extras, such as: edits to materials, thicker eyebrow textures, eye cubemap, edited specular for the face texture, hair retexture that also keeps eyebrows dark, alternative textures for LMNSOverlays (if you have that mod installed), etc.Q: Will you release more presets?A: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯On a side note, the side profile sucks, I kinda fixed it around March, but it is still wack. That's half the reason I didn't release this earlier kek.

Now then:-I completely missed baraka's suggestion for downloading Discord via wget!So; I put my considering cap on, and did some experimenting. You can download both .deb AND tarball manually. You can successfully extract both manually, and replace the main 'discord' directory, manually......all through the terminal.However, you can't script it! When scripting for the tarball, for some inexplicable reason it downloads the deb package instead.....and neither gunzip OR 'ar' will work with it, because it ends up as a weird mish-mash of the two. Similarly, when scripting for the .deb package, it complains that it can't extract it, because it's not a 'proper' .deb package..... So, all things considered, GMBudwrench's suggestion about d/l'ing the tarball, unzipping it and manually swapping the contents over IS my recommended option for this particular use-case.---------------------------------------------------------The .deb package has a specific version number for every new release. Likewise the tarball, so this makes it hard to script for at my level. The only reason the Chrome, Iron & Zoom updaters work for me at all is that these three apps all provide a download that is simply a name, with NO version attached.Chrome - google_chrome_current_stable-amd64.debIron - iron64.debZoom - zoom.debAnd this name never changes. AFAIK, you can work around the version-number issue, but I then need to learn stuff like sed, awk, cut, etc. I haven't GOT that far yet, guys. Ya gotta bear with me on this stuff.....my scripting is a slow, steady journey, and we don't all take things in at the same speed, either..!Mike.