Studio update and Twitch Hacking!

The blogs have been inconsistent lately as I've been studying for some exams, decorating, setting up the studio and all the usual day to day stuff; so when I get home all I want to do is sleep. There's been a couple of moments where I've almost caved under the pressure and went to buy a PS4 to cheer myself up, but that would mean no PC and no YouTube videos for a long time (even longer than it's already been).

With that in mind, I thought it would be best to blog about the progress I'm making towards the studio to see how far I've travelled, and look back when it's finally done and say "thank God that's over with."

Last weekend I've arranged for a two huge pieces of furniture to be removed which will free up an enormous amount of space, the huge box of games from ages ago has at last been sorted through and the local charity shop now has enough stock to keep them going until Christmas 2020.

Now for some gaming related chit-chat. Yesterday I received an email from Twitch, as I'm sure many others did, stating my account may have been hacked and the following information may have been compromised.

Username

Password (which was cryptographically protected...whatever that means)

The last IP address you logged in from

The information below may have also been compromised if you have given it to Twitch.

Real name 

Phone number

Address

DOB

As a precaution Twitch are making you change your password, and your stream keys will have been expired (I don't use Twitch very often so I have no idea what this means). And if you're account was linked up to Twitter or YouTube you'll need to link them up again. Happy days.