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I suspect this leak was made by the author themselves and submitted to 4chan via Tor or a VPN. I don't have hard evidence to back this up but if you read the Wikipedia article about them, it's pretty easy to put two and two together.
4chan blocks Tor and VPNs
I didn't even know that .gay was a top level domain...
This page reminds me of the old web. I kind of miss it, auto-playing MIDI songs and custom cursors and all. I'll take that over having to wade through Reddit 12 times out of 10.
This page reminds me of the old web. I kind of miss it, auto-playing MIDI songs and custom cursors and all. I'll take that over having to wade through Reddit 12 times out of 10.
They were born in 1999, so it's more like what a new generation's impression of what the old web was like.
This page reminds me of the old web. I kind of miss it, auto-playing MIDI songs and custom cursors and all. I'll take that over having to wade through Reddit 12 times out of 10.
I had to check the article to understand how it is notable for a 4chan user to also be a business owner. They're using "owned" in leet speak sense, infiltrated security.
Nope, not really. It just takes one mistake and you're pwned. Imagine giving the intern a small project, you're losing your head due to your main project, no time to supervise. Boom.
/e: Or imagine an update in one of your libs/apps. In order to not to be hacked you need to make everything right. In order to hack you just need to find one mistake. Well, kinda, but you know what I mean
I suspect this leak was made by the author themselves and submitted to 4chan via Tor or a VPN. I don't have hard evidence to back this up but if you read the Wikipedia article about them, it's pretty easy to put two and two together.
The readme of the leak contains "meow :3", and the author's website is strongly cat-themed. Doesn't prove anything, but an interesting coincidence.
Kind of seals it. I admire their brazenness.
I had to check the article to understand how it is notable for a 4chan user to also be a business owner. They're using "owned" in leet speak sense, infiltrated security.
The correct spelling in that case is pwned isn’t it? I got it from context, but those always felt like subtly different words to me.
Who makes their Jenkins instance world accessible!
Who still uses Jenkins? It's an abomination of an obsolete system that is just a pain to use, manage, maintain, setup, etc. while there are much better, more featured, easier to use and maintain alternatives out there. And it has been like this for close to ten years now . It should have been ripped out in favour of either the "native" CI/CD (e.g. GitLab CI if GitLab is used for VCS, GitHub Actions if GitHub, etc.) o…