gabu

BARK BARK BARK!!! am dog!

samoyed taur / 32 / ΘΔ
i stream on twitch!! (sometimes???)

 

woof woof woof

 

fursuit head by AlphaDogs

pfp by BeetleYeen


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Dex
@Dex

TCRF - Universal Hero

HACKERS
Due to the size of the game you may find it hard to hack 
without over writing a part of the program with any kind of
dissasembler you may use and you will also notice there is
no way any room for basic. To overcome this problem you may 
erase the bottom part of memory (5B00-8000) as this is purley
graphics and when any alterations have been made they may be 
re-patched over again.

Thankyou for buying or copying this game and i hope you have 
fun playing and hacking this game and i hope you find some good
pokes for it.

Yours sincerly 
        Stuart & Dawn

always nice to see a nice one of these



tsiro
@tsiro
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pervocracy
@pervocracy

"Signs of a phishing email include: grammatical errors, misspellings, incorrect names and titles, conflicting or intentionally confusing information, and a false sense of urgency"

that describes every email I get at work 😐


ann-arcana
@ann-arcana

All of these do this because they've been told to implement awful single-sign-on services, but lacking the expertise or the manpower to scratchbuild (because IT budgets are always treated as cost sinks), they go to third party contractors.

My health insurance has at least two different SSO providers, one of which is Microsoft and the other of which is Fuck Knows™, but they somehow both still have my username and password shared somewhere, which sure doesn't seem like a good idea!

But having been involved in procurement discussions for shit like that, I can tell you that what probably happened is someone got an order somewhere that login needed to be "more secure", and they flailed around to find which ever third party auth solution satisfied the box ticks for whichever bogus certification standard someone in management thought sounded intimidating enough.

Nobody involved actually knew anything about security except "it's important", and so trusted the word of some overpriced corporate consultant that gave them a readable but meaningless metric with boxes they could tick off, so that's what they did.