SwiftOnSecurityIt’s crazy CSPAN cut to Taylor Swift
Realworldrj@SwiftOnSecurity Variety: 27 million viewers tuned into CSPAN
Third spruce tree on the left@Realworldrj @SwiftOnSecurity You know, that's not a horrible idea. Swift got 35,000 fans to register to vote with a single tweet. If she were to get that many to tune into CPSAN when MTG, Gaetz or Boobert are having a complete meltdown (about whatever insane conspiracy of the day, someone's penis), Swiftie nation would vote these lunatics out faster than Swift could write an album about it.
NosirrahSec 🏴☠️ guillotine enthusiast@SwiftOnSecurity It's corn all the way down.
Daniel M. Reck@SwiftOnSecurity Really, though, how do we know YOU aren't #TaylorSwift, thoughtfully making your contributions to #InfoSec right here?
Darryl Ramm@SwiftOnSecurity Which one is Swift?
Darwin Woodka@SwiftOnSecurity
Mrs. Betty Bowers:
Has anyone asked Taylor Swift if she's interested in being Speaker?
Mrs. Betty Bowers:
Has anyone asked Taylor Swift if she's interested in being Speaker?
HeatherTX@SwiftOnSecurity
Give the people what they want. 🤷♀️
Give the people what they want. 🤷♀️
@infosec_jcp 🐈🃏 done differentlyWas there any 🥤SIPing going on observed or 😅🥤😬
A Kiwi Turtle@SwiftOnSecurity why? They cut to celebrities all the time.
Brian Clark
Quasispace@SwiftOnSecurity CSPAN being a responsible party, showing the architect of this Swift Coup. Inserting herself into the #2 spot in Presidential succession.
Matt@SwiftOnSecurity well, she is the next Speaker…
VessOnSecurity@SwiftOnSecurity Wow, she has become fat and wears glasses? My, how time files...
nobody@bontchev @SwiftOnSecurity that looks like an off-by-one error
@imaguid @SwiftOnSecurity Well, as they say, the three most common programming vulnerabilities are buffer overflows, uninitialized variables, use-after-free, and off-by-one errors.
lazarus7@SwiftOnSecurity is that dude taking a picture of the back of your head?