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Joined May 2010
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"Has feminism failed women brought to you by bank of america" is my MKULTRA sleeper agent activation phrase
Replying to @CBSNews
Has feminism failed women? Should Gen Z believe in the American dream? Does America need God? Things That Matter brings real argument back to primetime. Live debates, in front of an audience, with the thinkers shaping our culture facing off in real time. Debuting in 2026. Brought to you by @BankofAmerica.
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Every time a Serious Foreign Policy Guy dismisses oil as a motive for Trump’s Venezuela attacks because “the US already produces more than enough oil”
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He not only absolutely would, he literally did.
You know, one positive things I actually can say about Kirk is I can't imagine that he would want a database of people to track people who failed to praise him effusively enough after his death on pain of losing their livelihoods.
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I wish there was a low-budget practice version of every great film
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On the left: Nate Cavanagh, a 28-year-old DOGE staffer and college dropout. On the right: Mohammad Halimi, a 53-year-old exiled Afghan scholar. This is the story of how DOGE targeted Halimi on social media. Then the Taliban took his family. 🧵
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AMDs decision to stop open sourcing their libraries made developers angry. Now that they accidentally leaked the FSR4 source, they should make it open source again to regain the developer goodwill. We don't want AMD to become Nvidia. Open source is good. tomshardware.com/pc-componen…
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Lilith is in a perpetual state of anxiety because when it is demanded of her that she "authenticate" herself she has no cell phone upon which to receive a special code; thus, like the man without a country, she has no identity, she is shunned by all authenticated persons.
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Apartment building had to balls to try and charge me 5.20 for laundry. Not anymore
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The West has a blindspot when it comes to alternative CPU designs. We’re so entrenched in the usual x86, ARM, RISC-V world, that most people have no idea what’s happening over in China. LoongArch is a fully independent ISA that’s sorta MIPS…sorta RISC-V…and sorta x87!
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Love seeing raccoons eat out of my trash bin. Go ahead brother im done with that stuff
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Demonic things are happening on instagram.
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At long last - Phrack 72 has been released online for your reading pleasure! Check it out: phrack.org/
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Someone should write a book about all the good things that happen at Fort Bragg to help cheer people up
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the stand-up comedy video game actually looks pretty cool
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Fuzzing project is going fuzzingly. I still don't know why I decided to fuzz several million signed drivers, but we're doing it. I'll be sharing the results on vx-underground. Feel free to look at them, explore them, flag them, try to exploit them, get a CVE, add them to LOLDRIVERs, or whatever you wanna do. I've processed like, 1,000 drivers. I've still got like, 5,000,000 depending on how many are signed. I did lots of test runs but now I'm speeding up. P.S. if you do something cool with this stuff please give vx-underground credit. If you don't you suck and you're rude Link that Xitter can't display correctly because it has spaces in the URL: vx-underground.org/2025%20Vu…
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Realizing it's been a little less than two years since tmp.0ut got asked to take over Phrack. On top of two issues of Phrack, I also worked on tmp.0ut 3 + 4, ran BGGP 4 + 5, got married, did a few talks, and won a live hacking event. BGGP6 is gonna rule, then I chill a bit hehe.
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A mix of federal and local authorities antagonizing Black residents in Southeast DC. Watch in full:
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Two years ago, I had just 3,000 YouTube subscribers, creating niche reverse engineering + assembly programming content. I thought most people wouldn't be interested. Last night, I just passed 200,000 subscribers. People assume it’s a large production. It’s actually just me, in a small bedroom with a camera on nights and weekends. No, it’s not my dayjob! I’ve never taken a sponsor, brand deals, or made any sort of paid course. I just wanted to share my excitement about this field; it’s neat! If you want to *actually* help, go get someone else inspired. Post that neat programming fact. Make that blogpost you think “no one will read”. Go make the content that would have excited a younger you! Thank you all for the continued support. Until next time, LaurieWired out.
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flexxing
Two years ago, I had just 3,000 YouTube subscribers, creating niche reverse engineering + assembly programming content. I thought most people wouldn't be interested. Last night, I just passed 200,000 subscribers. People assume it’s a large production. It’s actually just me, in a small bedroom with a camera on nights and weekends. No, it’s not my dayjob! I’ve never taken a sponsor, brand deals, or made any sort of paid course. I just wanted to share my excitement about this field; it’s neat! If you want to *actually* help, go get someone else inspired. Post that neat programming fact. Make that blogpost you think “no one will read”. Go make the content that would have excited a younger you! Thank you all for the continued support. Until next time, LaurieWired out.
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