SecCTech @SecCTech_

All things Sec. All things Tech. SecCTech. Joined August 2016

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SecCTech @SecCTech_

9 months ago

@rekdt HELLP

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11 months ago

Vibe Coding ❌ Vulnerability as a Service ✅

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a year ago

is this the end of the internet? how is everything down… AWS, Google Firebase, Cloudflare

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Book Therapy @Book_therapy223

a year ago

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LetsDefend @LetsDefendIO

a year ago

Enter to BIOS

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Rachel Bitecofer 🗽🦆 @RachelBitecofer

a year ago

Every day Trump and Elon make you less safe. Pentagon’s ‘SWAT team of nerds’ resigns en masse Employees of a defense tech unit say they were sidelined by DOGE. “Either we die quickly or we die slowly,” says the director. politico.com/news/2025/04/1…

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SecCTech @SecCTech_

2 years ago

@whosunbf @imdanielaustin @Rainmaker1973 Both of you misunderstood the point. You can go to FedEx, UPS or maybe a public library (idk) get the negatives scanned at high resolution on the cheap and then proceed to edit them as this guy did. Taking a crooked picture, then cropping out 50% is a huge loss in res & img qual

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2 years ago

@imdanielaustin @Rainmaker1973 Because it's a dumb way to do it. You lose details, resolution & contrast. Does it work? Sure, but there's much better ways to do it.

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2 years ago

@digitronex @thatstraw @2PacAboveTheRim Well, that's a given 😂

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SecCTech @SecCTech_

2 years ago

@digitronex @thatstraw @2PacAboveTheRim Rocky/Alma Linux are great alternatives.

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SecCTech @SecCTech_

2 years ago

@trengriffin I get your point, but it was by creating GPUs that they got to where they are now. They're now expanding so heavily into the data center as a byproduct of Jensen finding other use cases for GPUs. Also, no agent is building software unsupervised; we're doomed if that's true today.

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2 years ago

@guimarin @JonathanRoss321 Kind of true, but this a bit philosophical as opposed to practical. We don't have enough compute density (and for that matter power, as in electricity to power it). In order to get better LLMs we need faster/better compute, so we're not quite able to compute 'anything' yet.

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2 years ago

@facts_quotes_db @SecurityTrybe It looks great until you need to do some troubleshooting or make some changes to the network that require (re)moving/replacing cables.

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SecCTech @SecCTech_

2 years ago

@ashi_mahe @SecurityTrybe Don't do this. Imagines needing to change out a few cables... IMO you can cable manage and have way easier access for troubleshooting without doing something like this.