Victoria Walberg
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Victoria Walberg
@vickyjo.bsky.social
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Insomniac security & tech geek.⁣
Lancashire lass in The Netherlands, via Brighton, London, and Switzerland.
Tweeting in a personal capacity.
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Thanks! We're on the boat.
An image taken through a ship's window at dusk with light from other boats and calm water in the foreground.
October 3, 2025 at 5:41 PM
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Some not very good photos from @bsidesleeds.bsky.social

It was lovely to see so many people after such a long time, and to give @mintynet.com IRL ((hugs)) rather than virtual.
Photo of of the opening of Mat Caplan's talk in compliance at bSides Leeds. Slide says "Stop Making Nonsense”, there are a lot of backs of heads in fron of me. Photo of the final panel session at bSides Leeds, showing all bar one of the panelists.
June 22, 2025 at 9:56 AM
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You're welcome. It looked lovely over there last night. (flying visit to see family)
The Wellsprings and Pendle Ski Club, approached from the Sabden side. Old low building with car park, dry stone wall, and artificial ski slope.
June 21, 2025 at 7:25 AM
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Still sick after more than a week, so on Dr's recommended rest.
Opted to listen to some new music.
The new @garbage.com is great.

But Google AI is still awful - you can find the Rolling stone interview at www.rollingstone.com/music/music-...
Image shows a screenshot of a webpage from a Google search, with a Google AI overview, which states "The Garbage song " The Day That I Met God" does not not contain the word "tramadol" in the lyrics. The song is about a spiritual encounter the feeling of being lost and unable to speak after meeting God" it contains a link to YouTube audio of the song and then follows with "The lyrics include descriptions of chaos, noise, and a feeling of being overwhelmed." This answer is in response to the query "garbage album the day that I found god lyrics tramadol". The AI response is incorrect. Screenshot from the Rolling Stone interview with Shirley Manson, showing the part where Tramadol is discussed. "Yes, you sing that you found God in Tramadol" "I love the humor in it. It gets disarmed by this realization that perhaps I'm not as smart as I thought I was and maybe I'm just high. So it's sort of having that inner dialogue, the wrestle with yourself and your faith." "Well, I'm glad Tramadol provided that for you." "So am I. I've very grateful." This shows that the Google AI overview is incorrect, and could be easily shown otherwise from readily available sources on the internet.
June 9, 2025 at 2:12 PM