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Geforce.com Hacked?

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Zarathustra[H]

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This is what it looks like right now...

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http://www.geforce.com/#/Optimize/OPS
 
Thats really strange.

I just reloaded it and the "optimize" section still looks mirror imaged to me...

Worked fine from this computer yesterday, and all other flash content works as usual.

It is my work computer with XP though, so it can be wonky on occasion...
 
Fine, ehre. You are on IE7, though.. One of the least compliant browsers in existance.
 
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Zarathustra[H];1036469801 said:
Also, are you guys on the main page, or the optimize section?


The main page looks fine to me too. Once I click the "optimize" link everything is mirror imaged.

Eh, I was being facetious. I saw it as backwords also, that being said, I can not even access Geforce.com from my work PC today, almost like it is getting blocked.
 
Zarathustra[H];1036473587 said:
Corporate Win XP install. Nothing I can do about the browser version :(

Oh, and you have no idea how much I had to fight with IT just to get them to update me to IE7.

In their perfect workld everyone would still be using IE6.

Apparently they like gobs and gobs of serious security flaws.

Apparently going to IE7 breaks a few of our corporate web apps. Going to IE8 would break almost all of them, apparently...

And I can't install Firefox as a secondary browser, as everything is buttoned down in group policy, so I have no local computer admin rights at all. Can't install anything... Heck, I can't even change the amount of time of inactivity before the computer goes to sleep...
 
Zarathustra[H];1036474620 said:
And I can't install Firefox as a secondary browser, as everything is buttoned down in group policy, so I have no local computer admin rights at all. Can't install anything... Heck, I can't even change the amount of time of inactivity before the computer goes to sleep...

http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable

I use Chrome Portable at work with about 2 dozen tabs open while everyone else struggles with multiple IE6 windows :cool:
 
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