Notices by Jake Hildreth (acorn) :blacker_heart_outline: (horse@infosec.exchange), page 6

@catsalad I audibly gagged on the last one.

@ActionRetro Is this a @NanoRaptor joint?

@Sempf I’ve watched slow motion videos of them in action and am still like

wut

@engagedpractx @NanoRaptor My bad.

@engagedpractx @NanoRaptor What about Cmd+Tab tho?

@harpsichord @sawaba Is there a way to run WizTree as a regular user? I loved it when I had admin access on my work machine but that was withdrawn years ago.

@ocean I sent this to my wife and daughter just now, and my wife replied “I sent that to [daughter] this morning!”

@Sempf ERRYBODY round me has his stuff. It’s like a rite of passage to get the leaf face guy from your aunt for a wedding present.

@Sempf Carruth!

@sk3w Oh dang not sure how I missed this, but you got a good wheezing laugh out of me this morning.

We’ve been here before. Remember what listening to this garbage did to us the first time?

You gonna fall for this crap again?

All the negative talk is an op. Don't be a useful idiot. Fuck the fascist, they are terrified of #BidenHarris. Fascist propaganda can suck it.

#2024Election #voteblue #election2024 #election #vote

@Ecmadtown @snipe Jk, they’re both fine.

@Ecmadtown @snipe You misspelled Super Bock.

From the moment I started using MacBooks with Apple Silicon, I've wanted to deploy a test Active Directory forest on them. For the longest time, it simply wasn't possible, but as of a week ago, I'm doing just that!

In this blog, I present a (mostly) painless method for running Windows Server 2025 on Apple Silicon using UTM.

https://buff.ly/4eZHfrp

Welp, my blogging platform has stopped syncing my Apple Notes for the severaleth time this year. It might be time to finally make the jump to Jekyll.

@arichtman @voided Oh dang. Never thought of it that way. But you’re spot on.

@accidentalciso I think of almost everything in framework terms. They’re like jazz standards or a 12-bar blues.

@textovervideo Mattermost 😬

@jenniferplusplus @esnyder

Also this part “all outcomes are attributed to innate ability.”

So many people (esp. above-average intelligence white men) mistake hard work & discipline for innate ability when it comes to creative endeavors, b/c they were told from an early age they were smart when they got good grades w/o trying. So when they encounter something they’re not immediately good at, they give up too readily b/c they’ve never had to really work hard at anything before.

@Blenster I giggled too also!