moony

@holypryx is that a Taurus!? LMAO.

come get me son I MOG

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@WebCoderz Nice, any plans to expand to other languages such as golang?

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@0x686967 I hit you up in DMs.

@deltreed yo moony, when your live hit my DMs. I feel like its about time we had a talk.

@vxunderground That's why you should avoid alphabet hackers.

In regards to Epstein wanting to speak with Mitnick, Beyond a shadow of a doubt Epstein was an intelligence officer. Based on all evidence which has been released, we (the general public) can pretty visibly see Epstein and his cohorts were intelligence officers designated with the task of espionage or extortion. Epstein used child sex trafficking and illicit narcotics to extort people. I don't think Epstein attempting to contact Kevin Mitnick was Epstein inviting Kevin Mitnick to get involved in human trafficking. What I personally believe is Epstein had his hands in every proverbial basket possible to establish as many high-profile contacts as possible. He used his money and contacts to pivot laterally or vertically to his designated targets. He was "the guy". He made sure he had "someone" for someone if need be. I believe we can safety infer Epstein most likely wanted Mitnick to perform, in some capacity, "work" which would be masqueraded as legitimate, whereas it is in actuality state-sponsored work. In simpler terms, Epstein wanted hackers to make things for the government but pretend it wasn't for the government. Based on Epstein going to DEFCON and BLACKHAT, as well as his conversations in email chains discussing his interest in zero day exploits and malware capabilities, Epstein most likely wanted to procedure talent for ... something. I can't determine what his objectives were. The language used in the emails is opaque. Epstein wanting to meet Jeff Moss, the creator of DEFCON, is not inherently alarming. Jeff Moss is a well connected person. Epstein could use his money and influence to pivot off of Jeff Moss to other individuals. I do not personally believe Jeff Moss or any individual within that immediate circle was a sex trafficker. Ultimately, Jeff Moss, DEFCON, BLACKHAT, they were all stepping stones to a greater goal. What is alarming is some individuals who worked as board members of BLACKHAT actively aided and abetted Epstein. Whether or not they knew the full extent of his crimes is debatable. However, some individuals actively assisted him in covering up his criminal records online and scrubbing any mention of him being involved in child sexual exploitation (Pablos) . Additionally, some of the individuals were seemingly indifferent to his criminal conviction because he was wealthy (Snaggs). The work performed by them on behalf of Epstein has not been identified yet. tldr Mossad, or CIA, or both, used DEFCON and BLACKHAT as a hunting ground to find talent. They used money, and probably women, to inject themselves into circles of trust and find talented individuals for tasks we have yet to identify. Epstein wanting to speak to someone doesn't immediately make them guilty, but it does show you're a person of interest to the CIA, Mossad, or both. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

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@coachbrucepearl It's unreal how disappointing of a human being you actually are. I'm just not sure yet if it's because you're stupid, ignorant, or both.

So true

@WebCoderz is that what heaven tastes like?

When I get home from a hard day of work doing back breaking python code I like to reach for an ice cold one

@davidpollack47 I knew the years seemed off… dang ChatGPT. I honestly didn’t watch the video. I was stewing over our loss and my torn ACL and made a rude post. I do however apologize.

@deltreed Considering I complimented Auburn's job in the episode (did you listen?) and the fact that the career years, record and scores are completely wrong Don't think this reply could have gone worse! 😂

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@_asajj_ White chocolate milk**

@_asajj_ White chocolate.

black wine

@yokalli2 Bipolar Model Disorder.

What's the name of the mental disorder where you get angry, ask ChatGPT to write an argument against something, and then screenshot its argument for the timeline as if it's the word of god?

@pissed @Cryptopathic Literally one of my favorite internet videos of all time.

yo @Cryptopathic when we gettin this one youtube.com/watch?v=0dJu1J…

@pissed @Cryptopathic

@dhh I enjoy configuring and controlling every single aspect of my desktop environment, as well as building my kernels. The difficulties disappear over time as your dotfiles are developed and "perfected" to your liking. But, I do support Omarchy bridging the gap for the average user.

Omarchy has been on an incredible growth spurt over the last few months. We've distributed over a petabyte worth of ISOs in the last thirty days alone, which is enough for 150,000+ new installs. In total, we're well into the hundreds of thousands of ISO downloads. But what I care more about than the numbers are the anecdotes. I'm constantly hearing from people who switched from Windows or Mac to Omarchy and love this beautiful, modern, and opinionated Linux way. This is something the Linux diehards tend to forget. What seems like old hat to them ("Hyprland?! Psh, I ran i3 in 2006!!!") is completely revolutionary to most people who've never used a tiling window manager. If you've only ever used Windows or Mac, Omarchy is like traveling to a different computer dimension — full of strange, wonderful new colors and designs. There's still work to do before Linux is likely to take over the desktop for "normies". But that was never the mission for Omarchy. We've been targeting people who genuinely love computers, don't mind learning how they work, and are willing to invest time in memorizing hotkeys to be able to become much more proficient and efficient machine operators. That's surely a subset of all computer users, but tons of such people exist! And it's not just developers, although they make up the lion's share. I've also seen Omarchy get embraced by designers and writers. Not just because this is such a fresh, new take on what a computer can look and feel like, but also because, as a community, we've dumped the silly gatekeeping that for so long has hampered the adoption of Linux. It was part of the reason I didn't think Linux on the desktop was something for me personally for so long. So happy to have been proven wrong! And now I'm excited to help others come to the same conclusion. Omarchy is for anyone who loves computers ✌️

@notdan wtf...

woah when the fuck did 0day.today close?

Imagine running a whole team of l33t hackers off with a dox they created from the information I provided for them... - Creating a group chat to send "my" email... - Getting bullied by your own followers... Comical... " Anonymous is Legion, We do not forget, We do not forgive"

@Hackazillarex @SPYDIRBYTE Yes, anybody can use the 2017 Cisco SMI CVE.

@vxunderground @StrapToter @yunginnanet They weren’t connected? You sure homie? I got screenshots from the OG matrix where we were developing it and I was pentesting it in 2020.

I never hated Kayos. I never said anything bad about him. I never had a problem with him. I didn't want to leave his hosting. You can scroll through all of the vx-underground posts in totality and you'll see I've NEVER said anything negative about him. After the defacement I asked him to remove it because I was receiving some negative attention on vx-underground for the defacement. He said if I didn't like the defacement then I can "leave", so I did. This occurred during the time vx-underground was growing in size and I was trying to paint vx-underground is an educational light because so many accused vx-underground of being Threat Actor based. Either way, I spoke with Kayos occasionally over the years. We never had any negative interactions after our disagreement. The last time him and I spoke he had a BMW thingy on his Signal. It was only for a little bit. He said he was living life drama free and said he was happy how big vx-underground has gotten. He said he was the OG Admin of vx-underground and that he had big plans for the future. Fast forward, I am aware of the event that occurred months ago prior to his passing. I never publicly commented on it because I didn't believe it was necessary to discuss his personal life. However, I did offer to donate money for any financial damage which may had occurred because it was just ... bad ... But, I was advised by his close friends to avoid donating to him because of some other things which were happening at the time. Despite our differences and perception of things, he still showed a lot of kindness to me and was one the first to offer a hand to me. It meant the world to me at the time and it means a lot now. He is a pillar to vx-underground history. I'm really sad he passed away. He was a troll sometimes, and maybe a little rough around the edges, but he was a genuinely super nice guy and he cared deeply for his friends like no one else ever.

Rest in Peace to @yunginnanet a/k/a Kayos. I'm at a total loss of words. I have no idea what to say. When vx-underground first started him, and his friends with ThugCrowd, were the first to offer us hosting when no one else would. He helped us before anyone gave a shit about the project. Kayos was always bleeding edge when it came to finding cool and new stuff. In 2020, or 2021, him and I had a disagreement (which we settled privately). But that's all water under the bridge. That was years ago. He went on to form TCP DIRECT. Occasionally throughout the years I tried contacting him on Signal. I saw him updating his profile picture, but he never replied. His friends, who I was friends with, said he was very busy, probably forgetful, and was simply living his best life. I tried not to take it personal. I was always told he's doing good, living the dream. I can't believe he's gone, man. Kayos was genuinely a really fuckin' nice guy. My deepest, most heartfelt, sincere condolences to his friends and family. His passing will leave an infinite emptiness in the hearts to many people who surrounded him and cherished him. I'm so incredibly sorry to his girlfriend, @lifelessAI. Kayos was a really special person with a personality larger than life. He radiated charisma and pride. He was a super unique person and he always had something interesting to share or add to a conversation. He was always locked in, a hardcore Linux nerd, and always doing crazy projects too just for the love of the game. These photos were shared via @realytcracker. These are great photos which encapsulate his energy and charisma. Kayos was other worldly.