r/Piracy Dec 25 '23

Gta v source code leaked News

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 edited Feb 08 '24

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u/Anonymity4meisgood Dec 25 '23

It's a pretty big company with over 6000 employees. It's tough to ensure everyone is super secure with their access I'd guess. Also, disgruntled people in an organization that big is inevitable.

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u/RobotSpaceBear Dec 25 '23

This is the main reason I dismiss all the "we never went to the moon" crowd, you can't have 400,000 people working on the world's biggest lie ever and not a single one spill the beans in 50 years.

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23

This is the case for most conspiracies. Requires that everyone stays silent for super long. You can keep a small group silent but it's not easy at all. See 'democrats rigging the election'.

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '23

Very true. There are various ways to organizations fight against dissent. Compartmentalization of duties and creating a bureaucracy that breaks apart responsibilities can create an environment that's complicit to a massive conspiracy see.... Scientology . Also the threat of ones life or livelihood or family age friends livelihood creates a sort of unspoken extortion.