l33tmaan

I just wonder that if I freaked out and slipped malware into A Culinary Artillery or Expanded Foods, would they be given to a "custodian account" or would all my mods simply be deleted from the DB? Oh well, I don't plan on finding out.

Given to Anego Studio's newest and most friendly staff member to date... Zeitlam! (I don't think they will actually let him continue working on his mods but I'm sure people will be watching Github to make sure he isn't)

Surely he won't do anything that will embarrass them in the future!

Boy I hope I'm wrong!

A cynical perspective. I agree!

It's extremely unlikely due to the nature of software development that he could distribute malicious code through vanilla VS itself. It's simply not a possibility unless Tyron misses it when he does two code reviews on Maltiez's code instead of one. But given their lies of omission so far, I totally understand why some people just wouldn't believe that even with evidence to the contrary. Trust is fickle like that, and it's a resource that Anego is spending to maintain Maltiez's position on the team.

This is unfortunately what happens when a company stops being transparent and open with its customer base - it invites baseless speculation and fiery hearsay. Of course, Anego should try and cover their asses from any legal liability here, but I just don't understand why they would do so for a guy who constantly talked down to his userbase and was completely unrepentant about all this reputational damage he caused the studio. Maybe he apologized behind closed doors and maybe Tyron actually believed him? For their sake, I hope his code is REALLY good and they announce that they will not be renewing his contract once all this is said and done. In practical steps forward, not only should the modDB REQUIRE hash matching for open-source mods, not only should it have a warning posted on closed-source mod pages, not only should all of Maltiez's mods be forked and worked on by the community instead of this limp-wristed 'custodianship account', but there should be an independent third party group of experienced cybersecurity experts who go through and ruthlessly tear mods apart to provide them with a public-use safety rating. Is this excessive? Yes, of course it is. But this was an excessive breach of trust that necessitates swift, decisive action and I'm simply not seeing that yet.

One of the most damning aspects about this entire incident to me is Tyron's complete omission of any mods or innocent users who were affected by ConfigLib's, frankly, insidious coding practices. Concealing your own deliberately caused crashes indicates an unacceptable level of disrespect for the users of his mods and the community at large. Due to this deception, it's difficult to actually determine the scale of the damage inflicted, short of people going through and examining most mods to see if they met the threshold that would trigger Maltiez's vigilante code. How many hours of unsuspecting users and server owners have been wasted as a result of his unwarranted and unasked for actions? If you have sympathy for Maltiez, then please extend that sympathy to the hundreds, if not thousands of people who were affected by this entire debacle and went unaddressed in Tyron's post for whatever gross reason.

Try using 0.2 L of milk instead. Also, the Issues page is right here: https://github.com/l33tmaan/EFRecipes/issues You need to remove the liquid within the cauldron and place it into one of the slots instead.

The dejanking never ends...

Quick update to 1.2.5, to update the Japanese translation! That's odd. There isn't any liquid in your cauldron, is there?

Updated to 1.2.4! Just a small update, more bug fixes to come later. - Trader clothing patches fixed - Mini-cauldron capacity increased from 20L to 25L - French translation update (thanks to Mokrad1) - Polish translation updated (thanks to lucznik49) - Spanish translation updated (thanks to tomandoawa)

Hah, I see that all the time. I'm glad it's working.

Not right now, I'm not quite sure how we would handle that since all the healing is done via json, not code. But I do agree that it should be an option to turn off. Yes, in order to cook food perfectly you need to bake it in the oven or boil it in the saucepan/cauldron. Maple trees only produce sap in certain months. Check the handbook guide for A Culinary Artillery and you'll see the months they're active. I've never messed with lime like that. Do you have other mods installed?

Not right now, I'm not quite sure how we would handle that since all the healing is done via json, not code. But I do agree that it should be an option to turn off.