Yeah no the examples from the second link are truly atrocious.
“Quick rooftop hookup at your place; chemistry so strong you left your hoodie at his place.”
“Nurse got pre-shift stress-release quickie; now craving”
Ah yes, a sex-life narrator, who wouldn’t want that?

This company must br ran by lizards.

At this point you might as well wait for the PS6 and the inevitable TLOU Complete Collection PS6 Edition

Photo so old the mf actually thought the Xbox One Kinect was going to be of any use 🫣

I thought I was being smart by running it on an isolated Mac mini with custom safeguards. I created secret passphrases, limited access, tried to lock it down. Then I woke up at 2 AM wondering if my secret passphrase was sitting in plain text in the robot’s logs. It was.

Yup. Forget running this.

Hey man, sorry you’re going through this.

Realistically I don’t think there’s much more you can do than what you’re already doing.
You wiped your machines, wiped the router, wiped the “smart home” devices, that’s it.
Now what you gotta do is:

• Change the password to your important services and ensure 2FA is on for everything (Do you have a Android phone? I recommend the Aegis app)
• Did you have IDs or Documents on the files they got their hands on? If so, stay vigilant to ensure they won’t try to get loans or a credit line in your name.
• Separate the “Smart home” stuff into its own VLAN (Assuming you can’t just get rid of it altogether)
• Consider where this Malware came from. It originated via Wine, but how?
  Were you running pirated software on there? If so, the source you got it from isn’t to be trusted.

this is meant to spread across as many machines as possible […] How many people out there […] What if they get someone who works in […] It is so bad and I cannot get any one to listen to me. They think I’m a lunatic.

Most viruses are meant to spread as wide as possible, what’s important above all is that you must calm down.
Saving the world is not your responsibility, if your local Cybersecurity division doesn’t want to help, oh well. Focus on Securing your stuff.
If you truly want to help, consider sending the infected .DLL to a service like VirusTotal. If it’s a new malware they haven’t seen before, the virus’ signature gets shared.
Also consider filling a complaint to IC3. While I don’t think they’ll reach out back to you, if this is a new Botnet or new Crime network they’re not already aware of, your report will bring it to their attention.

In relation to isolating your apps from each other, maybe take a look into QubeOS. It’s built from the ground up for this purpose, though it might prove rather overkill for most users.

They’re going viral on Twitter then getting exploited because the database is exposed

Thanks.

I don’t get it, what’s this device the Benadryls were loaded into?

Check your settings, maybe this option is to blame

DLSS != GenAi

Everybody gangsta til XZ Utils gets an update

Yeah I was gonna say, if he’s letting Cockroaches climb on him for authenticity he’s one hella method actor

I know right???

Adding on to this, if you will run your VM locally, try WinBoat.
It handles installing Windows for you, integrates the filesystem and uses RDP to show the app windows, so you can use them side-by-side your Linux apps instead of having to always look at the full Windows Desktop.

Bragging about how much of your service’s traffic is used for Piracy doesn’t sound like a smart tactic.

Also,

and I show you how to make billions with piracy

The fuck? Wanna bet it’s some hare-brained NFT scheme?

Yeah I’m guessing I only watch old junk because the all the stuff I grabbed from private trackers is inching towards or barely over 1 ratio

I now seed all files I download for as long as I have them to make up for the decade I had dogshit upload speeds and couldn’t seed for shit

For me tapping the video so it would open fullscreen showed the missing last second

I need a modern clapper

Oh, the virtual monitor is working on Linux now? Last I checked that was Windows only