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from here and here (image source) |
Of course hes' a little more like-able than his namesake. Probably because he doesn't seem quite as robotic.
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from here and here (image source) |
Of course hes' a little more like-able than his namesake. Probably because he doesn't seem quite as robotic.
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found on Izismile |
Even the caption on this picture blends in a bit, so if you missed it, there's a cracker pictured above. See if you can find it (and the caption)
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from here (image source) |
If there WAS supposed to be a bike attached to that then you clearly locked the wrong part.
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from here and here |
This has definitely not been Russia's year. Not only has their misguided invasion gone horribly wrong, now their hacktivists can't even pwn a seemingly easy target like Eurovision. Russia sure has lost a lot of respect on the world stage.
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found on Izismile |
You know what they say, if it's stupid and it works then it's not stupid. This may not be barbed wire, but that doesn't mean it won't have the same impact, and from the looks of it I think it probably could.
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from here and here (image source) |
Now, in order to really pull this off, you're going to need to put decoy wallets in some of the the decoy pockets, otherwise pickpockets will just look for the one bulging pocket.
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If you need a little extra "flair" for your outfit, this may do the trick and maybe even trigger enough paranoia that people change their passwords
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from here and here |
It's 2022 and apparently the European Union has learned nothing about mandating encryption backdoors.
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found on Izismile |
On the one hand, the bear is very clearly not blending in well enough to hide from a predator. On the other hand, his only predator is man, who would be hunting him with a gun, and while the cat and owl may be concealed, the bear has at least partial cover.
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"But how do you let legitimate traffic through?"
See how much like a firewall it is?
It's probably not actually burglar-proof, though. I'm fairly certain the Koolaid Man could get through.
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found on Izismile |
It's a funny pun, but some of those robot vacuums actually do send data about your home back to the manufacturer.
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from here and here |
Ever have one of those dreams where you're naked in school? I think being caught attending a parliamentary session from the comfort of the commode beats that hands down, especially since it's not a dream. Unfortunately I don't think there's any way for the software to protect you from making that kind of lapse in judgement.
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from here and here |
Can you guess where the (presumably) infrequent flyer came from? Why do I presume they're an infrequent flyer? Because you'd have to be to think you could take an explosive on a plane in this day and age.
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found on Acid Cow |
You've heard the saying that a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link? Well as this multi-user access gate demonstrates, something similar can be said of gates and locks. Of course most gates only have 1 lock so you might not even think of it in those cases, but even then it's still true (trivially so in fact).
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from here and here (image source) |
Virtually no one actually takes your privacy and security seriously, except maybe (hopefully) you. When businesses say this they're lying. A company that actually took your privacy and security seriously wouldn't collect your data in the first place and so wouldn't need to placate you with such hollow platitudes, because there wouldn't be a need to mention it in the first place.
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It feels weird posting a link to a product on Ebay. I'm not sure how long that's going to be around. I'm going to be honest, though - if someone is launching attacks I'd much rather be cracking skulls. Perhaps that's just me.
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These chibi cop cars are too cute to take seriously. This is like the cop car version of a couple of kids standing on each others shoulders under a rain coat trying to pretend to be an adult. The problem (besides the obvious logistics problem) is that this undermines the respect that we're supposed to have for authority figures.
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found on Reddit |
The thing about windows updates is that it's never done. There will always be more to fix.
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from here (image source) |
The anti-theft devices applied here are definitely not going to stop a thief of any calibre. It appears that there are instructions for cutting through wire (like the kind used by the anti-theft devices) right on the packaging of these pliers. You could probably swipe one of thees pliers with one hand tied behind your back.
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from here and here (image source) |
I've heard that the street finds it's own use for things, but I think it's also good to know how to recognize threats so that you don't risk life and limb rolling dough with a hand grenade.
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found on Imgur |
VPNs are supposed to protect your traffic from prying eyes, but since most sites are encrypted these days your traffic is generally already protected without a VPN. That doesn't mean you should let your guard down when faced with the creepiest free WiFi.
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from here and here |
Fortune really has not shone on the Russians lately. Maybe they can repurpose those Russian hackers of theirs to break the protection on these bricked tractors and harvesters they stole.
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I was trying to think of a use case for this rug celebrating cryptocurrency scams and then it hit me - you use it to decorate your office or cubical in case you happen to work with a crypto bro who's always trying to convert you. It will either offer an opportunity to educate them or it will keep them away.
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from here and here |
Thanks to Rob Rosenberger for using the term "cyber commando" and prompting me to wonder about alternate interpretations. If you're wondering whether smart underwear are real - they are, and it's the most sophisticated technology you've ever pressed against your taint. It does raise some interesting privacy questions, though, especially since it has privileged access to your privates.
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found on Izismile |
I suppose it's possible this person might also have a bright future as someone's FBI agent.