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The Cutest Panty Wetter 💗sooooo...
I was swimming at the pool on campus today, and my bikini bottoms slipped off on the diving board! 
I, um, I kinda didn't notice for a while. Not until another girl came up and handed them to me, giggling.
I wonder how many people saw my vagina. 
#oops #swimming #bikini #girl #funny #lewd #story #WardrobeMalfunction #humiliation #vagina #nsfw
Calishat'Even with two additional staff joining the effort, the team appeared to struggle as the robot continued its erratic gestures – its hands reportedly flinging sauces as they tried to subdue it.'
eckyn/JanI think we're all used to the departure boards in #Osnabrück being somewhat broken, but this one is new to me:
"Busf" departs in 2824 minutes
(≈47 hours, supposedly in realtime as indicated by the relative time)
I took this photo on the way back from our visit to @warpzone on 22.03.26 at 02:28, so if anybody would like to know what this ominous departure is, they're cordially invited to check on 24.03.26 at 01:32 at Uni/OsnabrückHalle.
#oops #brokenscreens #digitalsignage #dfi #öpnv #aesys
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Jerry MeyerWhy do I feel like this might not be the most well-thought out plan?? #Airtravel #TSA #Oops
Matthew MalthouseTurns out I don't have a 16Mbps internet connection at all.
I have a 274.09 Mbps connection with a 16Mbps bottleneck at my firewall.
Feckity feckity feckity feck! How embarrassing.
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Ian Kluft ✅✈️🎈🌋"France takes ‘appropriate measures’ after sailor’s jogging app exposes aircraft carrier’s location" by @AssociatedPress - Location of French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle exposed when an officer went for a jog, whose smart watch was set to auto-upload a publicly-visible Strava event which reporters spotted. 'Appropriate measures' probably included moving the carrier group and locking down device uploads. https://apnews.com/article/france-aircraft-carrier-sailor-sports-app-location-acbd3595a2317c2b8068dc42082c3d51 #military #aviation #cybersecurity #mobile #tech #oops
Sailor's jog app inadvertently leaks French aircraft carrier's location
France says it’s taking “appropriate measures” after a naval officer’s use of the Strava sports app inadvertently enabled journalists to geolocate the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle in the Mediterranean. Le Monde newspaper said Thursday it traced a naval officer’s March 13 run and then matched the Strava data to a same-day satellite image. The newspaper said the jogger was likely on the carrier or a nearby escort ship. A French military spokesman said Friday that sailors get regular warnings about connected devices and geolocation.