Rockstar Games confirms they were hacked by an outside party

Re:Rockstar Games confirms they were hacked by an outside party by tester756 on Monday September 19, 2022 @02:11PM (#32901829)

>The idea of polishing dev tools used to seem counter-intuitive to me, but I’ve come around on that. The last thing you want is to dread doing your job, and if you can make parts of your job joyful, then I think you’re likely to be more productive and do better work.

hmm?

what's the difference between internal tools

and normal stuff like docker, compilers, ci/cd tools, package managers, etc?

it's the same shit

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Re:Rockstar Games confirms they were hacked by an outside party by squeaky-clean on Monday September 19, 2022 @02:36PM (#32902118)

Have you seen any of the leaked footage? They have realtime debugging info appearing on the screen in a clear and easy to read way. It's not like a 20k line text dump of the logs you can grep through later. It looks a lot like the hacking/scanning UI from Watch Dogs except it provides debug info.

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Re:Rockstar Games confirms they were hacked by an outside party by tester756 on Monday September 19, 2022 @04:02PM (#32903156)

I meant that investing in UX is not weird just because those tools are internal

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Re:Rockstar Games confirms they were hacked by an outside party by CoryAlexMartin on Monday September 19, 2022 @05:09PM (#32903997)

Yes, that's my point. Tools are tools, and there's benefit in making them good whether they're used by 1 person or 100 million people.

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