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I was going through my old files on my external and found some old digicam pics from 2006. At first my sister and I had to share a desktop computer, but eventually my dad got me my own since my sister took over the shared computer (for the record, I’m the eldest LOL). Sister on left, me on right. I know I was...
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This was a super interesting and SUPER LONG week. I learned a lot about this two-faced world, not just from work, but also from a friend, and finally a refurbished fridge dealer (you already know where this is going 😂). I finally moved houses and now live in Indiranagar! If you are reading this and in the locality,...
I've been writing versions of this guide since 2008. The most recent big one was the 2019 update, which covers the full tactical ladder—education, building a lab, projects, bug bounties, certifications, conferences, networking—and I still stand behind most of it.But when people ask me how to get into cybersecurity...
This case naturally raises some questions that Musk might choose to pose to Grok, like: “Grok, is it bad when TOS formation fails?” “Grok, what are best practices for TOS formation and does our current TOS formation process satisfy those?” * * * The plaintiff claims Grok “disclosed private and confidential...
During the month of August I will be participating in Blaugust, a month long blogging challenge. From what I’ve read about this week’s challenge, it seems that this was originally aimed at giving appreciation for games developers. Well, I don’t really play games or like them, but I have a huge amount of appreciation...
Every time Claude Code uses the Chrome MCP it adds a new tab group, but it never cleans up after itself. This was of course already reported many times in the 5000+ open issues Claude’s GitHub.
I spotted this kind of a keyboard shortcut pattern the other day. Here it is in Photoshop: Here it is in DevonThink: And here in Linear: Those “ordinal” keyboard shortcuts feel nice and orderly, and look so elegant, too. But beware! The moment you’ll want to introduce a new option, or even reorder the ones you have,...
Here I am reading (very incoherently) the opening of my work-in-progress, Leviathan, for the European Graduate School podcast.
In the beginning was the name; or, one supposes, that has always been the way of things. When was it anyhow that we started giving them to one another? Or taking it for oneself, perhaps the way one would a pelt or tanned hide, to ward off the cold of the sparse tundra onto which we finally came down from the trees...
Some time ago, I fell out of the habit of doing old school Dungeons & Dragons posts on social media, but recently I’ve been trying to get back in the game! This is the latest compilation of threads; all of the compilations can be found in my Dungeons & Dragons blog tag. Incidentally, up to this post, I’ve written...

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