miss use of rainmeter and replaced dll's of rainmeter

is there a way to check dll's to be genuine?
if not rainmeter won't run could be a solution?

Maybe this is why DeviantArt just perma-banned me for being a "spammer", which is pretty laughable.More specifically, the damage was reportedly contained to the mail system and some of the auxiliary test environments.
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Rainmeter-4.4-r3404-beta.exe
Opening "Issuer Statement" links to
https://secure.comodo.net/CPS
Browsers I tested (Firefox, Chrome, Waterfox) blocks the site?
Yincognito wrote: ↑September 13th, 2020, 11:23 pm Yeah, actually the whole thing is laughable, even though it had serious consequences:
- it's not about using Rainmeter at your work place - there's nothing wrong with it in my view (yeah, I know, I again disagree with the official stance and recommendations on this, but this is what having a mind of my own looks like) - it's the downright incompetent employee which downloaded Rainmeter from an untrusted source (basically anything other than this site) or allowed subsequent modifications of the files locally (if that was the case)
- the DeviantArt spammer thing is again probably due to incompetence, since these "decisions" are nowadays actually based on some flawed automated process that just counts whatever traffic and takes one route or another depending on an X>Y approach without any relevant additional parameters (just like the stupid automated responses to questions on Microsoft sites)
In the end, I see that incompetence of all kinds is actually rewarded (which is why these people get into those positions) in the "modern world" and when it comes to place the blame, all of what a clueless nuthead in some office will understand is "don't use this app here or there or ever" or "ban this account or that account cause too much 'suspicious' traffic". In other words, they probably won't bother to look deeper into the matter and solve the root problem, but adopt a superficial stance and make it easier for themselves. This will, of course, result in the problem happening again next time, as no valuable lesson or conclusion will be extracted from these events.
Sorry if my opinion was different from others.![]()