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@KareemQuadrio Yes

What's one tech skill you believe will be essential by 2030? AI Cybersecurity Cloud Computing Networking Data Analysis

@johnson_na1708 As long as you don't have to talk to customer service and the interwebz works properly you'll be fine. The moment you experience either, you learn this exact concept.

OMG Xfinity is juat horrible! Horrible! Do not ever sign with Xfinity. You will be sorry!

@codevsdev If you saw what I was building, you would know AI can't do this by itself.

if AI writes 80% of your code what skill is actually yours?

@willccbb If Opus 4.6 is 200B+ Then 4.8 must be 35M.

absolutely no way opus is 200b active lol

@sec_hub93028 BS - Bull Shit MS - More of the Same PhD - Piled Higher and Deeper Experience.

Where do degree holders (BS, MS, PhD, etc) usually have an edge in cybersecurity compared to people without one? And where do non degree folks tend to outperform the degree crowd?

@The_Cyber_News Not against my stack it doesn't.

⚠️ Windows RDP Vulnerabilities Allow Attacker to Expose Sensitive Data Source: cybersecuritynews.com/windows-remote… Windows systems are impacted by two new Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) information disclosure vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-42908 and CVE-2026-45639. Both issues were resolved in Microsoft’s security updates released on June 9, 2026. Both flaws stem from out-of-bounds reads in the RDP stack and are rated Important, with a CVSS v3 base score of 7.5. Microsoft describes CVE-2026-42908 and CVE-2026-45639 as information disclosure vulnerabilities in Windows Remote Desktop Protocol caused by an out-of-bounds read condition. An unauthenticated attacker can exploit these bugs remotely over the network without any user interaction. #cybersecuritynews

@SpacemanZients @IntCyberDigest I still use internet explorer in 2026. At least you know where your passwords are in Internet Explorer.

@IntCyberDigest Using Chrome in 2026 is like using Internet Explorer in 2016.

‼️ Google is about to disable all adblocker extensions in Chrome. Instead of letting the adblocker inspect traffic itself, extensions now have to hand Google's browser a limited list of filtering rules and hope for the best. This leads to weaker blocking and more ads getting through. Google makes the vast majority of its money selling ads. The company that profits from every ad you see also controls the browser most people use, with Chrome 149 being the last version supporting adblockers. For example, under the new rules, uBlock Origin cannot exist. For millions of people, that extension is the only thing standing between them and a wall of ads, trackers, and autoplay garbage. One user put it bluntly: "The web is literally unusable without uBlock Origin."

@IntCyberDigest Awww good thing I stopped using chrome years ago.

@KareemQuadrio Too late already did it.

The network engineers who thrive in the next decade won't just configure devices.They'll build systems that configure devices automatically.

@sec_hub93028 Dat's what I been sayin'... but what do I know.

The answer is not another tool. The answer is most likely a broken cybersecurity/engineering process. Fix that first.

@sec_hub93028 ... Because it is public?

Developer: “This information is already public, why do have to have add more security controls?” How do you respond?

@sec_hub93028 Delete the users OU

You inherit a large AWS environment with hundreds of accounts. How would you assess and improve its security posture?

@WatcherGuru Good now tell them to start pumping out RTX 6000's so people can finally see a 5090 in stock for once since introduction. AT MSRP.

JUST IN: Google $GOOGL and Nvidia $NVDA are considering Intel as a backup chip manufacturer.

@Ahmed___khaan I am a 29 year veteran of the interwebz we abbreviate crap constantly so sometimes it comes back lol even when I try to type proper English. 🤓

@FlukeLSX And tooo complex 🥹 but dey manage

People think learning Tech is like this - Laptop - Coffee - Dark mode - Money But Reality: - Laptop overheating - Cold coffee - Error messages - Questioning life choices Share your challenges

@ArtemPolynko Damn I only understand 4 of the 5.

Breaking into cybersecurity is about skill transfer, not titles. You may already understand: → Systems → Users → Networks → Code → Risk or documentation Cyber roles simply apply those skills to security problems. Transition ≠ restart. Transition = reframing.

@KanikaBK Show me in ANY religion where God said you can't use AI.

YOU CAN SAY NO TO AI AT WORK. A software engineer told her employer, she cannot use AI at work because of her religion. Her employer said OK. The Pope said AI threatens, what makes us human. GOD vs AI Round one, just went to God, y’all.

@_imdawon Too bad NetNavi has vulnerabilities that kind of grind down the sharp teeth you think it has.

if you're malware on macOS, NetNavi is going to fucking kill you

I actually can't knock them for this. And you don't need a college degree and unfathomable debt to make it in the tech industry. College is nothing but an older high school that you have to pay for. It isn't about your career until the last 1-2 years after they stacked the debt high enough before you realize the wasted time getting there. And I say this as a GenX.

Gen Z is ditching college for ‘more secure’ trade jobs, per Fortune.

@hthieblot Ya that's not how that works. Results speak louder than the market. And Money follows the results not the market.

You can raise millions and fail. You can raise almost nothing and win. Investors are not validation. They don't know whether your idea will work. Fundraising is not traction. The market decides. Not investors. Don't confuse it with progress.