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    Wood Tape, a 2004 Email Game, Resurfaces●Wood Tape (2004) http://gamesbyemail.com/WoodTape/Default.htm # HackerNews # Tech # GamingMmastodonCultureGaming22 d ago

    An old browser game called Wood Tape, released in 2004 and hosted on the site Games by Email, is being shared again online. It is a small title from the early era of play-by-email web gaming, and its renewed attention appears to be nostalgic interest in simple, quirky games from that period. Little recent coverage or commentary exists beyond the link being circulated.

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    Hackers steal millions of Discord IDs in Double breach●📰 Hackers steal millions of Discord IDs and email address in "deliberate, multi-stage attack" on security service DoubleMmastodonTechnologyAI123 h ago

    Attackers have stolen an estimated one million email addresses and Discord user IDs in what security firm Double describes as a deliberate, multi-stage attack. Double Counter, a verification tool used across Discord gaming servers, was hit in the breach, and fears are growing that the number of affected accounts could be far higher. It is the latest in a string of data incidents involving Discord-linked services, raising fresh concerns about how third-party apps handle user data.

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    Leaked emails show Sir Richard Hadlee's stinging criticism of NZ Cricket▼Sir Richard Hadlee bowled a severe bouncer at NZ Cricket - leaked emails reveal he's not alone✉newsSportCricket3 d ago

    Leaked emails show New Zealand cricket great Sir Richard Hadlee delivered pointed criticism of NZ Cricket, and the messages indicate other figures share his concerns about the sport's administration. The correspondence has surfaced publicly, prompting discussion about internal tensions between the country's most celebrated bowler and the governing body, and about how widespread discontent within the game may be.

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    EU KIDS act prompts open source maintainer to lobby MEPs●I'm considering sending emails to local MEPs regarding the EU KIDS act, in the position of me as the Principia maintaineMmastodonTechnologySoftware46 d ago

    The maintainer of Principia, an open source physics sandbox game and its community website, says they are considering emailing their local Members of the European Parliament about the EU's proposed KIDS act. They admit they have not yet fully grasped what the proposal would mean for them, but believe it could affect them in their role running the game and its online community, and want to raise concerns directly with lawmakers.