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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Tonya Francis)
Tue Oct 10 14:01:20 2017
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2017 11:07:28 -0400
From: "Tonya Francis" <tonya.francis@yestomanpowergainse.com>
To: <mit-talk-mtg@charon.mit.edu>
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So, heres what happened: a developer whose name is Adblock Plus created an extension that looks exactly like the real Adblock Plus extension, complete with the logo and other visual elements. While live, it was downloaded 37 times, but it remains unknown if it was malicious or if it compromised any type of user data.
As The Verge notes, lots of users used to have problems with Google Chrome extensions in the past, thats why Google in 2015 eventually disallowed Windows and Mac users from getting extensions from third parties, or in other words, those not hosted inside the official Chrome Web Store directly. Such a move was intended to prevent users from downloading malicious software on their computers. After doing so, Google claimed that it saw a 75 percent drop in the amount of support requests for removing unwanted extensions — for Windows users, at least.
ts no secret that Stardew Valley is the ultimate what if story for Harvest Moon. As time went by from the release of the original Harvest Moon on SNES, the series changed with the times, losing some of its original charm despite holding a relatively positive reception. Stardew Valley seems to be from the parallel universe where Harvest Moon stayed on SNES and grew within the confines of the colorful 16 bit canvas. The part that makes Stardew Valley special though, is Barones ability to strike nostalgic tones, while also bringing something new to the table. Its hard to believe that what makes the game so special, he actually said he held back on.
This kind of situation leaves many Chrome users highly vulnerable, many of whom probably trust that when something ends up in the official Web Store, its already been through Googles rigorous security checks — hence, it is safe to download.
He also talked about fans datamining his game to find secrets from development. Unlike many big time developers, Barone seems completely unworried by it. I dont feel too strongly about it Im all for letting people enjoy the game how they want and if that means figuring out all the secrets in unintended ways, so be it.
