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from here (source image) |
3 updates in a single month seems a bit much, don't you think? yes it's important to fix vulnerabilities fast, but it's also important not to cause end user burn-out by releasing patches too often.
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originally tweeted by @Shpantzer |
if you expect security that even a trained monkey could use, then you should expect to be replaced by a trained monkey
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from here |
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found on google image search |
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uploaded here (really wish cheezburger wouldn't cover the bottom with their watermark) |
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from here |
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tweeted by @BrittneyJordan |
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found on google image search |
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from here |
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found on memebase |
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from here |
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from here (source article) |
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from here |
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found on google image search |
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from here (source image) |
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from here (source image one and two) |
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found on very demotivational |
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from here (source article) |
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found on techdirt |
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from here (source image) |
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from here (source image one and two) |
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created by gal shpanzter |
tweeted by robert moir |
if you send fighter jets to intercept a terrorist/tourist who's already in the air and fast asleep, then you might be a security idiot(inspiration)
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tweeted by marcus carey |
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from here (source image tweeted by @mikko) |
found on boingboing |
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found on monday thru friday |
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from here |