November 18, 2022

                November 18, 2022

            November 18, 2022

Kylie Robison @kyliebytesWhat I’m hearing from Twitter employees; It looks like roughly 75% of the remaining 3,700ish Twitter employees have not opted to stay after the “hardcore” email.

Even though the deadline has passed, everyone still has access to their systems.11:50 PM ∙ Nov 17, 2022
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Uncle Duke @UncleDuke1969
*sticks pinky out* 
3:51 AM ∙ Mar 24, 2019
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Samuel Bendett @SamBendett
Good summary of what the Ukrainian USV strike means for the future of warfare by @CovertShores navalnews.comWhy Ukraine’s Remarkable Attack On Sevastopol Will Go Down In History - Naval NewsThe sinking of the Russian cruiser Moskva is one of the greatest naval victories in decades, and will deserve its place in history. But the attack on Sevastopol, with maritime drones, can be seen as a bigger deal in the long term. It had a dramatic affect on the Russian Navy. Here is why it may have…12:51 PM ∙ Nov 17, 2022
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https://www.realcleardefense.com/articles/2022/11/17/giving_osint_a_seat_at_the_defense_intelligence_table_865356.html

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Julia Black @mjnblack
(5/5) So, please check it out. It's been fun to do some magazine-style writing again. Sometimes the truth really is stranger than fiction. businessinsider.comBillionaires like Elon Musk want to save civilization by having tons of genetically superior kids. Inside the movement to take ‘control of …In the underground world of pronatalism, the elite think it’s their duty to fill the earth with their kids — and are funding tech to make it happen.2:48 PM ∙ Nov 17, 2022
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Steven M. Bellovin @SteveBellovin
Sad news from @unccs — Fred P. Brooks, the founder and long-time chair of the department (and a major influence on my professional outlook) passed away a few hours ago.1:21 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Dan Bricklin @DanB@SteveBellovin @unccs From en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Broo… about Fred Brooks: "The most important single decision I ever made was to change the IBM 360 series from a 6-bit byte to an 8-bit byte, thereby enabling the use of lowercase letters. That change propagated everywhere." May his memory be a blessing.
en.wikipedia.orgFred Brooks - Wikipedia4:09 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Steven M. Bellovin @SteveBellovin
@DanB @unccs I heard him say that! But there was more to it. Going to 8-bit bytes implied 32-bit words—what would the missing 4 bits do to floating point precision? It took a *lot* of measurement, simulation, and analysis to conclude that things would still work well.4:11 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Bris Angel @Cryptoterra
is kissinger seriously going to outlive Twitter1:27 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Justin Wolfers @JustinWolfers
We’re finally going to see a Musk product in self-driving mode.1:33 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Thomas C. Theiner @noclador
This is one of the best tweets in the history of twitter.

It was posted while SEAL Team Six was breaking down Osama's door. 
Sohaib Athar @ReallyVirtual
Helicopter hovering above Abbottabad at 1AM (is a rare event).
3:16 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Will Oremus @WillOremus
this is perfect, no notes 
2:25 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Michael Weiss 🌻🇺🇸🇮🇪 @michaeldweiss
Exclusive: Ex-Russian spy flees to the NATO country that captured him, delivering another embarrassing blow to Moscow news.yahoo.comExclusive: Ex-Russian spy flees to the NATO country that captured him, delivering another embarrassing blow to Moscow“The Russians have no idea,” Alexander Toots, the head of Estonian counterintelligence, tells me, laughing.
“They have absolutely no idea he is here. You can be the one to tell them.”
Toots was referring to the defection of a Russian spy to Estonia. But Artem Zinchenko isn’t just any spy. He was the…1:01 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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gg allin @tigersgoroooar
gonorrhea would’ve been a good name for a diarrhea medicine.2:38 PM ∙ Nov 13, 2017
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cohost.org/bruno @NotBrunoAgain
Of all the big social media behemoths, Twitter was the only one that truly inherited 2000s forum culture. So it’s only appropriate that it should die by the admin being incredibly divorced, having a personal meltdown, and pulling the plug on the servers for financial reasons.4:11 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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0xor0ne @0xor0ne"Looking for Remote Code Execution bugs in the Linux kernel" 
Very useful blog post by @andreyknvl to learn a bit about Linux kernel fuzzing, networking and syzkaller 

xairy.io/articles/syzka… 

#Linux #kernel #fuzzing #networking #syzkaller #hacking #infosec #cybersecurity 
8:30 PM ∙ Nov 17, 2022
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✪ daniel barnes ✪ @Danny8bit
POV: you just logged on to twitter tomorrow morning 
4:14 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Dare Obasanjo 🐀 @Carnage4Life
I’ve got to say this has cured my imposter syndrome.1:53 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Lolo @LolOverruled
The whole neighborhood comes outside to watch when a house is burning down 
Elon Musk @elonmusk
And … we just hit another all-time high in Twitter usage lol4:14 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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heather @lollyrots
This wasn't just a hell site, it was a hell home1:02 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Ars Technica @arstechnica
By way of an interesting form of code obfuscation and frequent, semi-randomized game updates, Ubisoft's (apparent) strategy for thwarting cheat-makers seems to be working.
trib.alIs Ubisoft thwarting cheaters with “100 versions” of Rainbow Six Siege?New versions “every two hours” could feature small, obfuscating code changes.2:03 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Battle Programmer Yuu 🦇 @netspooky
This video and channel is so cool wtf!! The topography probe arm that makes a 3D model of all the wafer structures and the element recognizer in their scanning electron microscope...

Microscopic view of an Intel i486
youtu.beMicroscopic view of an Intel i486 | MicrographiaThe Intel i486 might be over 30 years old, but it’s still an incredible piece of technology. Especiall when viewed up close with a scanning electron microsc...1:07 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Alex Stamos @alexstamos
I would pay Tyson vs. Holyfield pay-per-view prices for a livestream of these guys, Sacks, Solana and PG trying to figure out how to fix a Twitter backend storage service on 50,000 machines across three data centers. 
Jason Goldman @goldman
Oh good the reply guys are gonna have a barn raising https://t.co/6HEZbmGww12:10 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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Jason Goldman @goldman
Oh good the reply guys are gonna have a barn raising 
1:49 AM ∙ Nov 18, 2022
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