I bought myself an air fryer for christmas from costco. I had some folks try to tell me is not different from an oven or a toaster oven with the convect setting, but I'll be damned if these aren't the best fries I ever made without frying them.
touch of cooking spray, freshly cracked salt, and a touch of garlic powder.
pondering pre-made cables over just buying a bulk roll of cat6
look at rj-45 connectors cat6 straight through
you can just strip the end of the cable, line it up, push the wire all the way through the connector, crimp and cut the excess wire pair cabling at the same time now.
this wasn't a thing when I was going through cisco academy in high school.
youtube warns that it might make your user experience worse if they detect adblockers
How are you detecting it? user-agents? javascript? fucking client-side javascript? That the adblocker can block. Fucking lmao.
You have a few years in which you're led to believe that javascript solves everything, and you forget that the clients have it too and are really good at telling it to fuck off.
I had mandatory training once that was time-gated. as in, they demanded you sit there for 45 minutes. I'm a complete fucking amateur and was able to find the client-side javascript timer doing the countdown and tamper it.
read the chat transcripts got the correct answers, was done in 10 minutes. spent another 10 working out the timer and beating the gate. I don't know what the moral of the story is here, but I just want to keep pointing at, and laughing at google.
turns out the powerpoint I had spent some modicum of effort over the last three business days putting together to present for work, that the event has been cancelled. Good news is, it was a half an hour time slot, and in reality, it was like 40 minutes of content.
It was going to be summary talk on zenRAT. Most of the content was focused on the blog, but it was my first time encountering a modular RAT platform with a custom C2.
Part 2 was a double header that was basically a giant fuck you to infostealers.
Their failure to make a profitable product is not your problem.
Remember that they are a multi-billion dollar company. You don't have to defend them. They don't need your help, and you're not going to get any thanks for defending their poor business practices.
ya wanna know whats cool? Cisco and CISA telling you "the Chinese are backdooring your old Cisco routers. They use a magic packet to trigger the backdoor, but fuck it, we're not going to tell you what the trigger packet is."
@goatsarah@anderspuck Thats a choice you can make, but I really don't think making phones user-servicable is going to stop people from dropping phones on their face and cracking the screen.
Prior to the smart phone revolution (which, as much as I despise Apple, they do deserve the credit for it), phones were not waterproof were user servicable, and could otherwise take a beating. It was done before, It could be done again.
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