u/Darkking_853

I downloaded a software (Abobe Acrobat XI Pro] from 1337x and I ran the files:

"amtemu.v0.9.1-painter.exe"

"amtlib.dll"

on virus total and these are the results:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/c2f6d462a20f92b97c49c3af19872fc4df6aabd4f66f4b8b298a1303881422f6

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/649f3b0148c4f8202b0c2d24a490a99523acc0bd3245c08499162b94ca5d30a5

Since its a crack file and typically trying to modify/edit the software to apply the crack, and may that's why virus total flags them red. There might be a chance it is actually a safe application, the crack files are just modifying the software that I download.

Why do you all think?
Should I avoid downloading this application?

I work with pdf files a lot and I need a local pdf editor for windows. I typically torrent movies but this is my first time torrentting an application. And I'm not willing to spend on pdf subscriptions or using online editors, I need a local application.

I've decided to torrent Adobe Acrobat XI Pro 11.0.20 FINAL + Crack [TechTools]. And my windows security have detected this file "amtlib.dll" as virus and have quarantined it.

Is it safe to download this application?
Please guide me.

I applied for a job and cleared 4 rounds but still got rejected, its been 1.5 months since, but the same company is hiring for the same role, can still apply for the job? Or do companies have a policy of 3 months period since last interview ?

Note: Its an IT firm, around 50 employees, mid level. Decent company, not like pure corporate or WITCH.

I applied for a job and cleared 4 rounds but still got rejected, its been 1.5 months since, but the same company is hiring for the same role, can still apply for the job? Or do companies have a policy of 3 months period since last interview ?

Note: Its an IT firm, around 50 employees, mid level. Decent company, not like pure corporate or WITCH.

Just spent way too long debugging why my Table of Contents links weren't working in Obsidian. Turns out Obsidian doesn't slugify heading anchors the way GitHub does, so links like `[text](#-best-markdown-editor-suggestion)` just silently fail. Disabling wikilinks didn't fix it either. Plus I think emojis doesn't work in obsidian and I like my notes colorful with emojis.

I get that Obsidian has its own ecosystem, but it feels like a dealbreaker if you're writing notes you also want to follow GitHub-Flavored Markdown (GFM).

Anyone else run into this?
what markdown editor are you using that actually handles GFM anchor links properly? Looking for something other than VS Code.