Machine-translated attack write-ups can be philosophically heavy.
“…feed the attack string only from the page via a possible reality.”
Machine-translated attack write-ups can be philosophically heavy.
“…feed the attack string only from the page via a possible reality.”
Cats and their damned colorblindness and their damned apathy. She refuses to chill one level lower. http://t.co/Vup7fYc6vh
@grahamvsworld bring back the Web Masters is what I say. And their Web Rings. And their Under Construction shame. Immanentize the eschaton.
Brewed with a fresh tank of propane for an hour before seeing that someone wrote “Don’t Sell” on it. DWRAHAHB. http://t.co/cHpc0DwZTg
I liked section 6, Gnarl, in @rudytheelder’s A Writer’s Toolkit. Gnarl is a fun word for what hack supposedly was.
RT @rudytheelder: My guide, “A Writer’s Toolkit” is still online free as a PDF. Check it out. http://t.co/jR1f1y2AvM
“Mission Dolores: Good title for a book.” — welp,
3a. paradoxical corollary: security experts that aren’t qualified in law are qualified to judge a legal matter
RT @SteveMartinToGo: Favorite hall: Carnegie. Oates song: I dunno. RT @KaleDavidoff: what’s your favorite Hall and Oates song?
@alexcpsec @grahamvsworld no worries, I’ll handle it. I never let that kinda thing stop me.