If I wanted to hack some heavy metal, how would I do it?

This is why we use the neighbors wifi for crime.

Using "brew install" in linux feels weird. Unsubscribe.

Muh vectors, they be clustering.

Tired

Gemini 3 can one shot a decent website. Fairly impressive TBH. RIP website design consulting.

Pretty cool new feature on pixel devices: Now I know when I'm in range of fun government operations.

Oops. When you mean to send notifications upon job completion, but you end up sending notifications upon every unique database update.

Aight Twitter. New game time. "Daily Vibe Slop" Ill take your worst ideas, and have an agentic system vibe code it to functionality, and then publish it on Github. Send ideas. Make them as foul as possible. Once we have 10 ideas, we will vote on which to crank out. #ai #infosec #vibecode

Hey #twitter fam. Charlie Kirks violent death seems to be on every platform, every feed, for everyone to see. This feels like the first time that I've experienced this. It's definitely the first time my children have accidentally watched a human be murdered. This is new right?

I've been shadow banned on this platform for quite some time. It's kind of lulz. I can pinpoint the exact post where it likely originated from.

"Bitch, give me back my airplane." - Qatar

Uhm, this is news? dropsitenews.com/p/israel-te…

DoNt SuPpOrT tHe EfF tHeYrE wOkE aNd LeFtISt Okay. Well, we're trying to DO SOMETHING. If you don't like the EFF, then DO SOMETHING else. Do something. Do LITERALLY ANYTHING. If you genuinely care about privacy, your digital anonymity, and your right as a free-willed human-being online, then DO SOMETHING. If there is an alternative to the EFF that you believe is not 'woke', please donate to them. If you think the EFF, or any other non-profit related to digital privacy is 'woke', then call your local representative. At least TRY to DO SOMETHING. Alternatively, let the government invade your privacy. Let the government control what you can and cannot see. Let the government determine what's good and what's not. Let the government think for you. Want to visit Reddit? The government needs to see your ID. Want to watch YouTube? The government needs to see your ID. Want to listen to Spotify? The government needs to see your ID. Want to play video games that may be "violent"? The government needs to see your ID. Want to update some software on your computer? The government needs to see your ID. Want to look at pornography? The government needs to see your ID. Want to look at Wikipedia? The government needs to see your ID. Want to visit a Discord server? The government needs to see your ID. Want to use a search engine? The government needs to see your ID. The government needs to know what music you listen to, what movies you watch, what YouTubers you like, which Wikipedia articles you're reading, what your sexual preferences are, what you're searching online, which video games you're playing, which podcasts you like, what subreddits you visit, what hobbies you enjoy, what you identify as politically. This is all important information under the Online Safety Act. The government needs to know all of these things to keep you "safe". Don't worry, the government has your best interests in mind so they will decide what is "safe" and what is "not safe".

I dont think "apologies" means what you think it means, guy. Next time, actually be ethical (as you claim to be) and ask if the crew wants help. It will hit much better than disrupting a fun, well intentioned event that thousands of people take time out of their life to enjoy.

I accidentally vegas'd Sup #blackhat and #defcon2025 fam?

For those looking for the @DEFCON @TheMeshtastic badge channel encryption keys, here you go: DEFCONnect OEu8wB3AItGBvzaxaSHh 5a3LlW/dCJ nWr7SNZMsaE= HackerComms 6IzsaoVhx1ETWeWuu0dUWMLqItvYJLbRzwgTAKCfvtY= NodeChat TiIdi8MJG IRnIkS8iUZXRU MHuGtuzEasOWXp4QndU=

Coincidentally, this is also what killed infosec.