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  • seccomp sent pre-notice emails out about the phishing tests that were coming.

    75% of the company reported the pre-notice email as phishing (even the CEO).

    we did it mostly because the seccomp team was a huge thorn and caused so many unnecessary delays due to them injecting themselves into every single process.

    the CSO quit soon after and some of their lackeys with them. we then hired a competent leader that worked with the org to meet compliance and regulatory requirements instead of being a blocker.


  • what’s a server?

    it’s a computer in a building somewhere else.

    why can’t they click around and fix it?

    because there are other servers that are talking in a group and they all need to get fixed.

    why would they need more? can’t they just run it all in one building?

    it is in one building but the building is 20k sqft.

    that’s ridiculous! how many computers do they need to run this crap. they’re just wasting taxpayers dollars. Fox news told me…


    and that’s why I just say, “the internet is broken.”








  • the “trucks” in your example are the users computers/phones.

    the highways are the Internet, which is owned and maintained by the UK government after their “gate”.

    the alcohol is the content.

    4chans trucks deliver to the UKs “gate” and the UK user does the rest from there on the UK highways.

    if the UK doesn’t want the alcohol in their country, they need to stop their citizens from purchasing it and block it from entering their country at their “gate”.

    this is what any reasonable country would do. they (UK) already do it for actual physical products like potassium bromate, azodicarbonamide, and certain artificial food dyes like Yellow 5 and Yellow 6.

    Are they going to sue or fine the companies that manufacture those products? no. They’re going to ban the products that use them and then go after the individuals that smuggle them in.