62666c

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Show thread62666cApr 26, 2023
@insanitybit is there any interest in picking it back up or seeing the project go to somewhere like the Apache Foundation?
62666cApr 26, 2023
@insanitybit now that grapl is "dead" are there any other open source projects you would recommend that take a similar approach?
62666cJan 30, 2023
BSides CanberraJan 30, 2023
CSides Monthly Security Meetup is on this Friday at 6pm at the Canberra Rex Hotel. For more details see: https://bsidescbr.com.au/csides.html
CSides

62666cJan 28, 2023
@coleens_ ready to kick ass I see
Show thread62666cJan 28, 2023
@SecureOwl I had a similar experience the other day, turned out to just be a dud ethernet cable....
62666cJan 28, 2023
@WuMargaret less insightful perhaps but the first song that came to mind was Bleed by Meshuggah.
Show thread62666cJan 28, 2023
@mattgrayyes also Mindustry, which is also #opensource ! https://github.com/Anuken/Mindustry I bought it on #steam anyway to support the dev
GitHub - Anuken/Mindustry: The automation tower defense RTS

The automation tower defense RTS. Contribute to Anuken/Mindustry development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Show thread62666cJan 26, 2023
@zodmagus I played robots waaaayyyy too much hah
Show thread62666cJan 26, 2023
@hal_pomeranz I need to set up an alert for your daily questions so I don't miss them! They're great little exercises.
Show thread62666cJan 26, 2023
@thepacketrat @SwiftOnSecurity 100% knowing and understanding underlying systems is extremely important. Once you understand how something works you can know how an attacker might break/abuse things. Real life experience trumps certifications for sure. Just tough to get the experience sometimes.