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I don't think i have Fenrir's Lara. would you mind sharing that one?Tbh, i feel like taking the diffuse textures from VGC's Lara and putting them on Fenrir's Lara is the best look of her.
It's freeI don't think i have Fenrir's Lara. would you mind sharing that one?
Sorry, i don't have that time to spareResult Compare ?
Ingame vs VGC vs Fenrir vs combined ?
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So first post since someone link me this.Sorry, i don't have that time to spare
VGC's is looking good, but something is off about her (and her body wasn't tweaked)
Fenrir's is also looking good, but her skin isn't top notch. (Plus her body is tweaked)
You combine the two and BAM, the perfect Lara model. (As said earlier, only take the diffuse textures)
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Smart and rational comment. I'll add that this kind of software can sometimes add a custom SSL certificate so it is obviously a man-in-the-middle, where they can see your encrypted traffic and log it.Personally, I use Firefox + uBlock Origin + NoScript and have all scripting disabled by default (and use a separate browser profile for shady business). I don't get any ads or popups on anonfiles (which works fine without javascript btw). I highly doubt any downloads themselves are affected, because that would take a lot of effort and would not really make sense for e.g. .var files. Also, it would require cooperation by anonfiles themselves or a compromised network. Nope.
These drive-by attacks (you visit a site and get infected) are nearly always done using external, rogue ads (and javascript). Disabling scripting eliminates 99.9% of attack surface, so NoScript is your best bet, although a bit annoying when you're not used to it, because for many sites you will have to selectively enable js in order for them to work.
You can of course install software that live-scans your browser content but that won't guarantee anything and might actually open up additional attack surfaces as these "security" solutions tend to run with system level privileges, while the browser does not. Browser vendors actually warn against using that stuff, because it punctures the browser's sandbox and as such can weaken your browsers security. Just because it warns you all the time does not mean you're actually safer.
I unzipped the file, unpacked the vac and rezipped as var. It now loads, but I don't have all the dependencies installed in my VaM, so I can't tell you if there are errors or not.anyone could open that? i cant
Could you share those two?Just for reference, these two are almost impossible to find, unless you know where to look.
mitch.maria3.latest
xinxiu.xinxiushuxiian2.latest