Jason Thor Hall / PirateSoftware / Maldavius Figtree / DarkSphere Creations / Maldavius / Thorwich / Witness X / @PotatoSec - Incompetent Furry Programmer, Blizzard Nepo Baby, Lies about almost every thing in his life, Industry Shill, Carried by his father, Hate boner against Ross Scott of Accursed Farms, False Flagger

[who dare wins?]

I know it's unrelated to the discussions at hand but if you guys need access to Jason's old pictures from FA as well as his pooner GF's galleries, here's a link to them that's only accessible through TOR. Do be aware that while I did hide them behind two layers, there is porn under these links and degenerate fetish shit ahead under River's accounts.

Spoiler: Porn ahead

This private information is unavailable to guests due to policies enforced by third-parties.

Second link appears not to work? unless something has been done to fuck with it.

I also recommend the thread update the dox, especially since he has moved to another property. With his flip-flopping crybully attitude, lying about every last thing in life, the most we can do is show who he truly is. Absolute retarded faggot bullshit admitting to being a total NARC and acting so grand he rats someone out to the FBI and "being one of the good one" hackers who somehow isn't under NDA.

 

[TrainWreckWatcher]

I always thought he's a centrist or neutral at best.
But him being a gay fag furry mupet kinda puts him in one category only.

Well, there are a lot of right way gay furries too. But yeah he strikes me as very left leaning.
Which makes me wonder why retards keep trying to send him to right wing casts and being like "OH YOU SHOULD SPEAK TO PIRATE SOFTWARE!"

So, seems like Maldavius is done with SKG for good (from Aug 14 stream):

Imagine giving someone who gives zero shits about game preservation or your rights to own something you buy money in hopes it will change their opinion, especially with how they've been acting.
Man. There's no helping some people.

 

[CAPTAIN HAPPY]

Well, there are a lot of right way gay furries too.

Yeah, I bet they like to think they are.

 

[Nate Higgers]

That's assuming it actually happened. I did find a clip where he talks about it, and the whole story sounds like a fanfic. Either that, or everyone involved is extremely retarded.
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And that FBI agent’s name? William “Fox” Mulder. And then everyone clapped.

 

[nukebot]

I don't care if he produces a coin live on stream, you can buy facsimiles on Amazon, it proves nothing.

He could even go a more spergy route and just go to a custom coin producer and have them throw him a 1-off and then there wouldn't be an Amazon trail.

With his flip-flopping crybully attitude, lying about every last thing in life, the most we can do is show who he truly is. Absolute retarded faggot bullshit admitting to being a total NARC and acting so grand he rats someone out to the FBI and "being one of the good one" hackers who somehow isn't under NDA.

Don't forget "When he was 19 years old who hung out with a 15 year old that he groomed into being his best friend after paying him to make furry-sex-avatars in secondlife and engage in erotic roleplay." - uuh oh.

 

[Spoonomancer]

Second link appears not to work? unless something has been done to fuck with it.

Fixed the second link, while making the post I forgot that I had the first letter of Jason's username capitalized and the FA Onion doesn't like having capital letters in the URL's.

 

[The Tall Man]

I know it's unrelated to the discussions at hand but if you guys need access to Jason's old pictures from FA as well as his pooner GF's galleries, here's a link to them that's only accessible through TOR. Do be aware that while I did hide them behind two layers, there is porn under these links and degenerate fetish shit ahead under River's accounts.

Spoiler: Porn ahead

This private information is unavailable to guests due to policies enforced by third-parties.

Is this all that ever was on his FA profile?
What furry especially one with money has so little furry art?
Did Jason only pretend to be a furry to sell his garbage on SL or is there more hidden somewhere?

 

[Spoonomancer]

Is this all that ever was on his FA profile?
What furry especially one with money has so little furry art?
Did Jason only pretend to be a furry to sell his garbage on SL or is there more hidden somewhere?

Second Life furries tend to not commission a lot because they put a lot of money into their Second Life nonsense, though it wouldn't surprise me if Jason had an account elsewhere due to his nature of trying to come off as a super elite hackerman.

 

[Panzekampfwagen Einz]

The grift must go on.

Step 1) Subtle manipulation of the audience by publishing this short only a week+ after you didn't listen to your own advice.
Step 2) Don't forget to pat yourself on the back by telling some of your many, "amazing" war stories
Step 3) Profit???

EDIT: grammar

 

[Sunflower Samurai]

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Don't forget that pirate software was actively protecting sus furry discords that should be subject to scrutiny by attempting to kill the @spy.pet bot. He'll say it's to protect his community but let's not forget said community hosts boykisser discords where kids send thighs in dedicated thigh channels.
https://kiwifarms.st/threads/boykis...grooming-circles.182778/page-37#post-18217873

Him inserting himself as a hackerman into the Spypet debacle and the general faux outrage was eye opening, what amounted to just a random bot scraping PUBLIC servers got twisted into a "please think of the children" narrative because people didnt think something they said on a random public channel wouldnt be scraped and archived by an autist.

Discord is a closed source app being run by a corporation, odds are they already do that and probably sell it to more degenerates, or they themselves use it and more, its Privacy Policy is already pretty nebulous on if and how long they store text

https://discord.com/privacy#3

https://archive.ph/8aDlM

Under "Information we collect"

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Content you create. This includes any content that you upload to the service. For example, you may write messages or posts (including drafts), send voice messages, create custom emojis, or post other content that you create with features that we develop. You may also upload and share files through the services. This also includes your profile information and the information you provide when you create servers. We generally do not store the contents of video or voice calls or channels. If we were to change that in the future (for example, to facilitate content moderation), we would disclose that to you in advance. We also don’t store streaming content when you share your screen, but we do retain the thumbnail cover image for the stream for a short period of time. We may build features that help users engage with voice and video content, like create or send short recordings.

Although, a funny thing in retrospect is that the discord privacy policy actually tells you not be a retard and be concious that anything you upload can be public or archived by meanie no nos, as the first thing in "How to control your privacy" bit, infact

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How to control your privacy​

We believe that users should be able to tailor their Discord experience to their preferences, including privacy. And while local laws may require different things, we believe that our users should have at least the same basic ability to shape their experience no matter where they are in the world. Here’s how you can control how we process your information, how to delete or correct certain information, and how to request access to your information. Users in certain places may have specific rights under their local laws. You can learn more about these in the relevant sections below.

‍Be aware of the Discord spaces you choose to participate in

You can choose what spaces to participate in and what information you add to our services. You can choose what messages to send or post, who to engage with (e.g., one or more particular users or a potentially unlimited group of users), what information to include in your profile, whether to connect any third party services to your Discord account, and more. For example, if you share content in certain spaces, such as servers listed in Server Discovery or with public invite links, your content may be accessed by anyone.

Jason rambled about how SKG had vague legalese but Discord and 99% of big wig corpos are chock full of purposeful ones meant to give you the least rights possible when their service fucks up, SKG has the excuse of being an amateur citizen legislation project thats in the process of ironing out its core messages and goals through transparent conversations about its content

 

[Bob Barbas]

The grift must go on.

Step 1) Subtle manipulation of the audience by publishing this short only a week+ after you didn't listen to your own advice.
Step 2) Don't forget to pat yourself on the back by telling some of your many, "amazing" war stories
Step 3) Profit???

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Lmao, this is how you know he's a retard.
I bet you that method worked out super well for you at Blizzard right? The company notorious for treating their employees like dirt?
I hate to blackpill here but unfortunately that is just not how it works. You do what they tell you to do how they tell you to do it or you just don't have a job. You tell them no, they're just gonna tell you to eat shit. That's just life.

But no guys, he told his boss "No." and then everyone clapped and they gave him a promotion.

 

[Black Willow Lurker]

The grift must go on.

Step 1) Subtle manipulation of the audience by publishing this short only a week+ after you didn't listen to your own advice.
Step 2) Don't forget to pat yourself on the back by telling some of your many, "amazing" war stories
Step 3) Profit???

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Oh, some good advice from Jason, although the power of "no" usually invokes the power of "we'll call you back", but whatever.

1. Bullshit your way through a job interview.
2. ???
3. Get fired after 6 months, when enough people realize how full of shit you are.

 

[Pizdec]

The grift must go on.

Step 1) Subtle manipulation of the audience by publishing this short only a week+ after you didn't listen to your own advice.
Step 2) Don't forget to pat yourself on the back by telling some of your many, "amazing" war stories
Step 3) Profit???

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>Amazon Game Studios
Aren't their games... shit? Like I heard about New World for maybe a few months before everything went to shit.

 

[Black Willow Lurker]

Aren't their games... shit? Like I heard about New World for maybe a few months before everything went to shit.

I might be misremembering, but New World had some pretty big issues caused by them doing too much client-side (ironic, considering Jason's whole client-server spiel, and him being a "security expert"), and frying some NVIDIA GPUs.

Edit: added video links. Not worth wasting time on, but yeah, NW is (was?) a shitshow.

 

[Pizdec]

I might be misremembering, but New World had some pretty big issues caused by them doing too much client-side (ironic, considering Jason's whole client-server spiel, and him being a "security expert"), and frying some NVIDIA GPUs.

I guess my point being is that he talks a lot about how good working at Amazon Games was, and then the only thing to come out of it was New World, and it devolved into a huge mess. I mean, for comparisons:

This is New World's numbers.

And then there's Valheim, which came out the same year.

 

[Cedric_Eff]

The grift must go on.

Step 1) Subtle manipulation of the audience by publishing this short only a week+ after you didn't listen to your own advice.
Step 2) Don't forget to pat yourself on the back by telling some of your many, "amazing" war stories
Step 3) Profit???

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I get why he says the whole power of No thing. But why do I have the feeling that whole mindset’s gonna lead to the guy asking questions to Mald to potentially get screwed over (let’s be real tho, you don’t wanna work at Google considering the thing with Liz Fong Jones.)

 

[Pizdec]

(let’s be real tho, you don’t wanna work at Google considering the thing with Liz Fong Jones.)

Not even just Liz, you could be assigned to a project with Google, and suddenly it could be shut down, you could be shafted off to another part, have that shut down, shafted somewhere else, or suddenly the DoJ tells you you're on your own in a whole new company as part of the breakup of Google.

It's a shitty time to be a Google employee right now.

 

[CaptainGarbage]

[Insert mald saying just say no in an interview]

This is incredibly dumb advice, even worse that it's kids/new graduates getting the advice. I've been on the interviewer side countless times for a few fortune 500's. If you say no, let's talk instead. You're actually doing yourself a great disservice. The interview isn't a place to put your balls on display, you do that after you get the job or are talking about compensation. I know many interviewers and myself included that would view this as unproductive, combative, showing a lack of respect, and just generally annoying. You would never get a call back in most places. I can almost guarantee that Amazon either had a retard interviewing him, or was so desperate for anyone they gave him the job.

Many technical interviews are designed to assess not only your coding skills but also how you handle the specific format of the interview. Whiteboard coding is an extremely common practice, and refusing to participate in it can and will be seen as not respecting the interview process or failing to adapt to the environment/challenges. It will give the impression that you're unwilling to engage with the interview's requirements. Which is a huge red flag. Coding on a whiteboard or live coding is meant to evaluate how you approach problem-solving in real-time. It tests your ability to write clean, functional code, handle syntax issues, and debug on the fly. Discussing the solution instead of coding doesn't provide a clear demonstration of these skills. Coding on a whiteboard also shows your ability to think and code simultaneously. It's an opportunity for interviewers to see how you handle pressure, structure your code, and articulate your thought process. Only discussing the solution will never suffice and actually doesn't show anything but that you can talk out of your ass.

Technically, while whiteboard coding, interviewers can and will ask questions and give feedback as you code. This interaction is valuable for assessing how you handle suggestions, adapt to changes, and communicate your thought process. A discussion alone doesn't allow for this dynamic interaction. Whiteboard coding will never perfectly mirror real-world coding environments, it does however provide a snapshot of how you might handle coding tasks under constraints. Real-world coding often involves solving problems on the spot, and whiteboard coding is a way to simulate this. If you refuse to code on a whiteboard and suggest discussing instead, it will be interpreted as a lack of confidence or an attempt to avoid demonstrating your coding skills. This will absolutely negatively impact the interviewer's perception of your abilities.

It's unironically terrible advice. Suck it up and program with expo markers fucktard.

 

[BarberFerdinand]

I can almost guarantee that Amazon either had a retard interviewing him, or was so desperate for anyone they gave him the job.

Or he just made it the fuck up.

 

[CaptainGarbage]

Or he just made it the fuck up.

Well yeah there's that too, but I highly doubt mald's the type of person to actually do whiteboard coding because he wouldn't ever want to show how shit he is at coding. Whiteboarding would show he's far more incompetent than he is with words. I mean, have you seen the code to his game? It's absolutely fucked, and if that's the quality he has on his own projects, then just imagine how shit it would be for a companies code he gives two fucks about. If he showed anything similar to his game code on a whiteboard, pretty much everyone would stop the interview and send him on his way.

I actually do believe he said no strictly because he can't code.