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  • good thing I opened that packet of paperwork before my doctor's appointment next week.
    mustardfacial@infosec.exchangeM mustardfacial@infosec.exchange

    @da_667 @mattblaze The only real solution (that I've found) to the low-sodium problem is to make everything yourself from ingredients. Use as few pre-packaged foods as possible (this includes like canned vegetables or pre-made tomato sauce). It's a huge pain in the ass at first, but after a couple months you start getting into the swing of it and it gets easier.

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  • Palo Alto Networks: Blocking by ASN is to haaaaard.
    mustardfacial@infosec.exchangeM mustardfacial@infosec.exchange

    @cR0w lol oh good, I'm not the only one who has had this exchange with them.

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    mustardfacial@infosec.exchangeM mustardfacial@infosec.exchange

    @da_667 @rootwyrm @ra6bit @gsuberland @rusty__shackleford I spent all summer sweeping floors in an auto shop when I was 15 to buy my first PC to play Unreal Tournament and Starsiege Tribes with my friends.

    • Intel Pentium 2 300MHz
    • 64MB RAM
    • Voodoo 2 3000 AGP
    • Soundblaster
    • Some wild MSI motherboard that had multi colour PCI slots
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    mustardfacial@infosec.exchangeM mustardfacial@infosec.exchange

    @rootwyrm @da_667 @ra6bit @gsuberland @rusty__shackleford I had a choice between buying a set of Ronal Teddy Bears for my Mk.2 Jetta or buying a good HDD. Sacrifices had to be made and those Ronal's are too funny to not buy.

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    mustardfacial@infosec.exchangeM mustardfacial@infosec.exchange

    @da_667 @rootwyrm @ra6bit @gsuberland @rusty__shackleford The first HDD that ever failed on me was a deathstar lmao. This is after having multiple Maxtors, and Seagates that would last YEARS

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    mustardfacial@infosec.exchangeM mustardfacial@infosec.exchange

    @ra6bit @da_667 @gsuberland @rusty__shackleford I'm so old I remember being at a LAN where a guy had a Quantum Bigfoot for a HDD

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    Quantum Bigfoot - Wikipedia

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  • Both the Linux kernel and systemd now contain slop or are open to adding slop.
    mustardfacial@infosec.exchangeM mustardfacial@infosec.exchange

    @thomholwerda *sigh*
    *Dejectedly fires up FreeBSD box*

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  • So hang on, let me see if I can get this correct.
    mustardfacial@infosec.exchangeM mustardfacial@infosec.exchange

    @rootwyrm Canada can alternatively give the province of Alberta to the US, or accept US-produced eggs and milk. That last one seems to be a real sticking point.

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  • Walking through a parking lot
    mustardfacial@infosec.exchangeM mustardfacial@infosec.exchange

    @mttaggart @jackryder @ai6yr The Chevy Silverado EV and GMC Sierra EV will be adequate replacements.

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  • Walking through a parking lot
    mustardfacial@infosec.exchangeM mustardfacial@infosec.exchange

    @mttaggart @jackryder @ai6yr The Rivian R1T and Ford F-150 Lightning are both better pickups than that pile of shit.

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  • Currently, the outrage to the visible contents of the Epstein files is so mild that I have to think the majority of people just aren’t even casually checking them.
    mustardfacial@infosec.exchangeM mustardfacial@infosec.exchange

    @hacks4pancakes I think the average person is just doing a casual check for a couple names and unless they come across something horrific right away are largely ignoring the rest or waiting for someone else to give them a synopsis on what's in there.

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