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If you're looking for horrors from helpdesk stories, info/cybersec retweets, dogs, gaming stuffs, and other random thoughts from my years of experience across having too many jobs - you're in the right place.
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The scariest costume:
"Hello,
My Name Is Bob.

I'm the one...
Who clicks."
It will never make sense to me why it's Update Set Where and not Update Where Set
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why, that's a *steal* for the smart piss ball, and I can't wait to find out how much the monthly subscription for the piss-sniffing service costs, and it'll be so useful, and I won't mind the occasional leaking of data on my leaks until the inevitable shutdown day, when my piss ball is sadly bricked
You put with a whole litre to make a handle
Is blueteam oriented software and hardware... "beneware"?
People who use Q&A sections to provide commentary, corrections, "in my experience," and answers to attendees when they aren't the presenter themselves: FUCK OFF.

It is a time allotted for you to ask questions.
It is NOT open mic night.
You don't need AI.
You don't need custom software.
Heck, you don't even need to delegate.
You *just* need to type =Xlookup(
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In hell, everyone has three-foot long spoons for arms at an infinite soup table, unable to reach their mouths.

Heaven is identical, but the people feed one another.
Surely auto manufacturers were lobbying only for customer safety and not to force your data into their wallets when showing up to promote "no touch" to law makers throughout the past year... And this is purely coincidental... Right?

news.dealershipguy.com/p/gm-to-phas...
GM to phase out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto across all vehicles by 2028
GM’s decision to eliminate Apple CarPlay and Android Auto marks a significant shift toward owning its software ecosystem, and the data that comes with it.
news.dealershipguy.com
If you ever feel like you're doing everything right, you're missing something.
The inverse of this is also just as true.
If everyone owned a bowling ball instead of a rectangle the world would be a better place
Is it perfect? No.
But it's super good enough and you learned how to do a thing
Fold a standard sticky note into an S & flatten it.
Open it up, draw long lines on the folds.
Fold it back to where it was, then in half.
Open, draw lines, refold.
Fold another in half, open, add short lines.
In the middle of all your lines, add shorter lines.
Then 1 more, but dots.
You have a 3" 📏
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The most ridiculous demonstration would, of course, be a webpage which (to simplify) just makes the AI agent running the web browser make it leak all user data. Good luck!
AI-powered web browsers introduce new classes of security and privacy vulnerabilities. New ways to steal private information, loose reputation, and money. Uses in offensive cyber and propaganda are also imaginable.
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Scathing, but all too obviously accurate, take on the AWS outage by @quinnypig.com.

You're engaging in professional malpractice if you don't share this with your stakeholders. Corey may be an engineer, but he communicates about the issues in an accessible manner.
www.theregister.com/2025/10/20/a...
Amazon brain drain finally caught up with AWS
column: When your best engineers log off for good, don’t be surprised when the cloud forgets how DNS works
www.theregister.com
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I don’t know why some people struggle with the idea that other folks experience life differently. What you find tedious, someone else cherishes as ritual or routine. This is basic people stuff y’all.
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If it quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck...

If he texts like a Nazi (and claims to be), he's probably a Nazi

Interesting how these people keep popping up surrounding Trump and throughout the Republican Party