https://lastpass.com/ this will make your life easier

they released another tool that says for certain whether or not you were infected: https://puush.me/dl/puush_is_still_sorry.exe so at this point if you're not sure if you got r94, you can use this to check.

people are reporting false positives when using this though so checking the registry key at HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\ for puush daemon is the 100% sure way to say whether or not you were infected.

update from the puush twitter: reboot after running antivirus/antimalware cleaners; apparently the malware has spawned fake browser processes in sandboxed testing. https://twitter.com/puushme/status/582621832072704000

edit: disregard https://twitter.com/puushme/status/582639744238010368

don't quote me on this but it should have linked you to the blog post through means of a notification if you were infected. that's just what i've read on forums though.

weird, i left puush open while playing csgo and i either didnt get automatically updated to the malware or if i did, it immediately updated me to r100. i ran scans on avast and mbam and it looks clean but it sucks that yet another service got compromised. :(

also, since i think this should be at the top of the thread: if you got the malware and use chrome/firefox's password managers, change your important passwords and consider this an opportunity to enable two-factor authentication on your accounts if you havent already. the devs say that there are no indications that the malware attempted to access this data but it's better to be on the safe side.

just wanted to say that if you're linking steam accounts PLEASE use id64 (the long numbers) or a steam id and not custom urls because people can change those. you can use this website to get the id64 of a steam account. (copy and paste the link given as the result)

http://blog.twitch.tv/2015/03/important-notice-about-your-twitch-account/

if you use your twitch password on any other site, change it asap. you will be forced to change your twitch password on next login. more info can be found in the blog post.

was gonna message you on steam about this but i might as well post it here: any chance you can use the games from the upcoming esea lan? if so i'd like to get some nodecg plugins developed to show odds and that sort of thing, and that takes time.

summer

done, gl with project!

http://i.imgur.com/DlKMne6.jpg

"i once robbed a bank but i swear officer, i don't need to do it now"

ot whats even happening

just "bind r" in console should show what the key is bound to. if not there's a command that will show what everything is bound to (i think thats in OB source at least) but i can't remember what it is.

this sounds like something you could accomplish with patreon. the idea is that it's a monthly "subscription" (like a monthly kickstarter almost), and people who back you get first access to content and so on.

i'm phrasing it awkwardly but imo it fits what you're talking about.