Slacklinejoe
Slacklinejoe
Slacklinejoe

Security professional here:

If your operating system isn’t still getting security updates, get the heck off it ASAP. With the vulnerabilities that are left behind for Windows XP and Windows 7, it’s about a coin flip if your computer is already part of a botnet that attackers are using to launch global attacks. That’s

Can confirm that Maxtrax work well in most types of snow and some ice. My neighbors keep getting stuck in front of my house, so I can just slap them down in front of their tires.

Once they are up the hill, and to maintained roads, they manage, but the Maxtrax get a workout at least a few times a year just to clear

If you use two-factor authentication via SMS or have services that verify your identity through text messages, and those other devices aren’t secured or are shared with others, please don’t do this. If they are secured, cool, but this is a very good way to get someone bypassing your security, resetting your password,

Likely scenario: Bipartisan does not mean overwhelming. It means they’ve got at least one person on either side working on it. So, they have to lobby with their individual sides to drive support. When an organization threatens those that might vote with it with loss of support or repercussions (blue flu, endorsing

Absolutely. However, chromakeying lets you go the full video route if you want. You could even go so far as to put another body (clothed or unclothed) in place rather easily. 

I actually wonder if that was the purpose - to invite a harmless distraction.

Interesting, but at the same time, a sane setup from Razor can already be had.

I spend an inordinate amount of time behind the keyboard (writer + IT sec day job). I actually really like their mechanical keyboards. So, I bought one.

Here’s the secret: All of those flashy RGB LEDS? They are software controlled. I could

But can you get it in a “growler” - (because UK slang for lady garden is already a common beer term)

I work in corporate counterintelligence. I’m paid to be paranoid. It keeps my clients alive and (hopefully) unimpacted. In the US, seeing that a node on your IP address has accessed a “bad” site is enough to make life changing things happen.

In other parts of the world, it can be even worse.

Personally, I’ve had to sit

My working threshold is:
What locations have data that knows a specific individual or IP address has accessed a specific site.

If we assume the average internet user, it’s also stored in their:

browser plugins such as ad-blockers, bookmark tools, etc, those servers, those 3rd party marketing channels

Anti-malware, those servers, those 3rd party marketing channels

Operating system telemetry, those servers (hopefully not marketing channels)

And

Huge amounts of traffic are still on TLS 1.0 and 1.1. Like, friggin massive amounts.

It, unfortunately, doesn’t work that way. While DuckDuckGo doesn’t resell your data to marketers, all of the information that you, as an individual, searched for “https://duckduckgo.com/searchid=”what%20to%20do%20
when%20you%20
have%20something%20
stuck%20up%20
your%20butt” is plastered on your computer, your router,

I’ve taken to using my slicer with a set of $10 cut resistant gloves. It’s saved my fingers at least twice over the last five years and the gloves were no worse for the wear.

Lots of variables there. But encouraging it for others based on that would literally be the definition of survivorship bias.

I get that scientifically proven not to work reliably for others doesn’t mean jack when your experience differs, but it could easily be a case of infertility (or many, many other things).

Anecdotally, because everyone I know using this method has 4 kids or more? Often unexpectedly so?

Charting out cycles is prone to significant user error, general misunderstandings, and human variance. It’s also still dependant on abstinence at least a portion of the month and most people don’t do well with that.

A common tool called PSEXEC is designed to do exactly that. It’s an admin tool, not even a hacking tool.

Now playing

Homeopathy is a specific belief about water memory and the power of dilution to use something otherwise harmful, to be beneficial. It’s has nothing to do with home remedies, which you’re mixing into this.

Here’s a great primer on it by an excellent channel:

Security Here : Do not do this. (Full Stop)

Do not make me hunt you down and hand you over to legal, the PD, and the FBI.

Ugh, I’ve got a bunch of them. I’m one of those people stuck on 150+ flights / year. I’ve been vomited on, peed on, had diapers smeared on my backpack, dealt with overdoses, and heart attacks. Airplanes are like magnets for drama, but it’s usually carefully managed, so you might not know what’s going on a row or two

Damn, I expected to have to throw in a comment about forgetting an important place or two, but the author pretty much nailed it. Good job :)