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Holy moly, time flies!
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1/ WhatsApp View Once is broken again, but this time @WhatsApp won't fix! 🧵👇
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1. Subsidize code generation 90% so everyone forgets how to read/write code manually. 2. Now charge 10x - to ensure the generated code - that you largely can't understand - actually works. Donut and Dietician shop working out of same office.
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the leaked minecraft console source code builds and runs! use visual studio 2012 in debug mode using the Windows64 config. also, you might need to remove references to the xbox sdks in the csproj files.
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OG FFmpeg developer @astrange_e on C developers
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It's easy to feel imposter syndrome as a hacker when you don't find bugs, but remember this. You're looking for something that shouldn't even exist in the first place, and might not exist! It's a tough game!
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30 Dec 2025
made an extension to replace wikipedia asking for donations with how much actual money they made
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25 Nov 2025
There's a half of the Icarus myth no one tells. Daedalus gave his son Icarus two warnings: 1. Don't fly too close to the sun; the wax will melt. 2. Don't fly too close to the sea; the sea spray will weigh down the feathers. Everyone remembers the first. Hubris. Overreach. We tell that story all the time. The second warning has been completely forgotten. And I think it's the one we actually need. When I look at students now, I don't see kids flying too close to the sun. I see kids being held too close to the sea. An education system that doesn't challenge them. That keeps them low, keeps them comfortable, keeps them "safe". And slowly, without anyone noticing, the weight builds on their wings. The sea doesn't burn. That's what makes it so dangerous.
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I can't shill Dave's content enough! Send it to your technonerd friends, they'll love it!
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learn bash scripting with my free course course.ysap.sh. it’s completely free and available as a 7 hour video on youtube. no signup, no free trial nonsense - literally it’s just a free video lol.
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26 Dec 2025
learn bash scripting with my free course course.ysap.sh. it’s completely free and available as a 7 hour video on youtube. no signup, no free trial nonsense - literally it’s just a free video lol.
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26 Dec 2025
Rob Pike co-creator of Go, Unix veteran, and a pioneer of minimalist and high quality engineering reaction to that unsolicited AI spam or slop is 100% valid
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time != skill
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of course, this code is complete AI slop. Right off the bat, headers aren’t passed for POST/PUT/DELETE. Both the help and -v options flat out lie about what was sent. Literally half of the flags are no-ops. Oh, and it just silently drops authentication, so that’s fun. But somehow your “99 fuzz harnesses” didn’t catch that.
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15 Dec 2025
If you're not willing to challenge "the way it's always been done" and face public ridicule and embarrassment, then you're not willing to make things better. Doing new things is hard both because there are technical things that are hard but also hard because of the emotional side of things.
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RT @dhh: Microservices is the software industry’s most successful confidence scam. It convinces small teams that they are “thinking big” wh…
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This is exactly what I've been saying! Make *good* generic detection rule, deal with whitelisting the most noisy alerts (they sort themselves by noise by itself), later on clear up remaining noise, make another *good* generic detection rule, ...
Generic detection rules FTW 🙌 The post-exploitation activity @wiz_io showed yesterday makes these scripts light up like a Christmas tree🎄: bash reverse shells, crypto miner indicators, history resets, wget/curl from http to bare IPs, base64 decoding, etc If you keep your detection rules generic enough, they also cover tomorrow’s threats and post-exploitation activity of 0days that aren’t even discovered yet WIZ report: wiz.io/blog/nextjs-cve-2025-…
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Specifics are great and have their place as well of course, it's just that people tend to go too specific with the noble cause of reducing the noise, but rules get too specific in case of uncovered cases.
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You requested it, now it’s here - introducing Proton Sheets! The privacy-first alternative to Excel and Google Sheets. Spreadsheets form the framework of modern businesses, and with Proton Sheets, you can ensure your data is private and secure. 1/4
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