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> though I found it a bit fishy why he couldn’t get another job What line of work was he in? If he lost his job during the pandemic, is it possible there simply were very few jobs …

> HIGH Severity. This includes issues that are of a lower risk than critical, perhaps due to affecting less common configurations, or which are less likely to be exploitable. These…

It's not clear to me from the link, what is tusky? and why was it removed?

I think it was written in B as Ritchie extended B for the PDP-11. By that point the B compiler was written in B https://sci-hub.do/10.1145/155360.155580

Not allowing one group to have an equal voice is the opposite of live and let live

RCE in SMW would be particularly impressive

Could you share the command?

I wish they had kept it, a little bit of fun doesn't hurt anyone nor detract from the project.

Some people are allergic to humor ;)

> George Bernard Shaw said, The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it. I think you should double check to make sure your "accurate …

> The reality is that the reason we do these things is to make ourselves feel better. Ah, yes, my daily shot of endorphins from recycling. Ah yes, my bumper sticker makes sure ever…

It's not about doing the best thing, it's about doing something . You don't have to perfectly efficient, just take simple actions that reflect the change you want to see. We all ha…

One person doing something in the face of billions of others is the entire opposite of pointless. Giving up because you're one person and you can't magically transform the entire w…

Crackmes are how I got into it. crackmes.one has a bunch of good ones. I whipped up a quick and easy one here for you you can run it if you want but it doesn't need to be run (gene…

It's a cool idea and I like the execution but if I'm at the point where I've uploaded the binary over and executed it I've already run `sudo -l` and checked my permissions (and I c…

I mean typically yes, I keep binaries around for whatever system I'm targeting. 32+64bit binaries for linux and windows (4 total) will cover about 99% of any machines you're likely…