Every time I see Sam Bankman-Fried walking around free of any charges and giving interviews to major media outlets after defrauding people out of billions of dollars, I'm thinking of this guy.

In a month from now, it will be 10 years since Aaron Swartz died. He was sentenced to 35 years in prison and $1 million in fines for wire fraud, because of downloading "a large number" of academic journals. With the prospect of spending most of his life in a cell, he took his own life.

Back in the day, New York Times didn't ask him whether he's sleeping OK and if he's playing video games to clear his mind. News outlets didn't try to justify his actions as just a "foolish mistake". He didn't go around talk shows fake-crying and claiming he didn't understand what he was doing.

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People who target printers at #Pwn2Own, do you get to keep them if you successfully exploit them?

Good luck to all the participants.

Don't know if b1ack0wl moved to the Fediverse yet.

He published a great post today about his process of going from a vulnerability advisory in TP-Link router's firmware to a working exploit.

https://github.com/b1ack0wl/vulnerability-write-ups/blob/master/TP-Link/WR940N/112022/Part1.md

Ran 21km in poor weather this morning.

Coffee and Carbon Based Lifeforms help significantly with the reduction of cortisol in my bloodstream.

Every time I see someone online overlaying candle graphs from different time periods and predict bull runs, I also wonder how many times they parroted the phrase "past performance is not indicative of future results" and felt smug about it.

As they say, technical analysis is just astrology for men in their 30s.