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@SirPizzly I’m going to be playing this with renekton. If he goes second he can drop this turn one, and have him empowered on a battlefield turn two lol

The baron counter has arrived! You wanna be a big boy??? Well I’m one might bigger lol #RBVendetta

@GamesDecon I think all the empowers too, no?

To help my prospective Renekton deckbuilders, here's all the currently legal Fury/Body units with Activated Abilities that cost Energy (and Renek can pay for): Vi, Hotheaded ....See more

Windowsエクスプロイト開発とセキュリティ研究を体系的にカバーした無料コンテンツ集。ROPの基礎からHVCIバイパス・XFG内部構造・ARM64ポインタ認証（PAC）・カーネルシャドウスタック・ETW/PPL研究に至るまで網羅。2026年に入っても新規記事が公開されており、攻撃・防御の両面を扱う独学リソースとして参照しやすい構成。 【要点の整理】 ・Windowsのエクスプロイト開発における実践的な攻撃手法と防御技術の双方を体系的に解説 ・HVCIバイパス・XFG内部構造・ARM64ポインタ認証（PAC）など、現在進行形の緩和策と回避手法の攻防を扱う内容 ・全コンテンツが無償で公開されており、Windowsセキュリティ研究のリファレンスとして活用可能 ・攻撃者が実際に使う手法の内部構造を理解することで、検知ルール設計や緩和策評価の精度向上にもつながる 詳細は以下を参照： connormcgarr.github.io

@moldywoodpile @DarrowA6159 @Babyhead91 I see. The whole Bible? All the books that were originally canonized or only the 66 Martin Luther liked?

Protestants! Do yall think it was hard being sola scriptura before the printing press?

How did it get assembled? What makes it infallible? Who decided what is the word of God and what isn’t? Was there no source of authority prior to? And if there was, was that source of authority credible enough to assemble such an infallible authority? If so, why not anymore? If it was credible then but not now, how do you know it wasn’t credible before assembling the Bible?

@Babyhead91 Sola scriptura is not “all I need is my Bible”. It’s that the scripitures are the sole infallible authority.

@TheTruth114500 @epke82 @DF_UniatePapist West. Confe.? So it’s not sola scriptura either?

@nt_slug @epke82 @DF_UniatePapist Faith, thus receiving and resting on Christ and his righteousness, is the alone instrument of justification; yet is it not alone in the person justified, but is *ever* accompanied with all other saving graces, and is no dead faith, but worketh by love. Galatians 5:6 West. Confe.

Protestants when someone actually believes in Sola Fide

@epke82 @DF_UniatePapist Can you further elaborate on what it means to have faith that is alive? And after you do, can you then tell me if the definition of “alive fide” implies you should do more than believe God exists?

@DF_UniatePapist Like the guy said, there are more doctrines that belong to Christianity. Sola fide also alive fide These straw men just makes Caths look lowtier, heresy has been happening long before Protestantism

@imjudekim @jackkuveke that’s the direction you scroll when you’ve already seen everything

@jackkuveke whys it scrolling backwards

AI just took my fucking job

@DeanTTraining military.com/join-armed-for…

If you’re a 5’ 10” male and…. - you have average genetics - you’re not taking testosterone - you don’t have an extensive training history/much muscle ….your healthy bodyweight is going to be around ~150 lbs Fat dudes will now assemble in the comments & do nothing but COPE!

Let's play a game - win32 types vs Polish language: LPCWSTR PSZCZYNA WCSLEN WCZESNY LPCTSTR BYDGOSZCZ WSTRZAS HGDIOBJ DOWOD HWINSTA DLUGOSC LPCSTR DWORD KAL LPWSTR SZCZECIN PCWSTR BLAD PUHALF CHUJ UHALF

Thank you for your AI generated response. Yes, scale it up. It strengthens my argument. Try to think it through instead of copy pasting it into ChatGPT. The differences in understanding and moral agency in decisions between you and a three year old are infinitely smaller than the difference in understanding and moral agency in decisions between you and God. And just like if that three year old were to keep making that same decision for the rest of their life, disregarding their parents teachings, you too will suffer from a lack of understanding. Just like that three year old you are a slave to your own juvenile desires. And just like that three year old who relies on their parents to guide them, which requires submission to their authority, you too rely on your Fathers guidance. Like a child you know nothing other than what’s right in front of you. Yet you still have free will to make your decision.

That analogy weakens your argument, not strengthens it. A 3-year-old choosing candy over broccoli isn’t real moral agency it’s predictable behavior based on limited understanding. Now scale that up: An all-knowing God creates humans knowing exactly what they will choose, in a system with real consequences (suffering, hell, etc.). That’s not the same as a harmless food choice—that’s designing outcomes in advance. If you knowingly set up a situation where a being will fail, the responsibility doesn’t disappear just because they ‘chose.

I can’t wrap my mind around the fact that people don’t understand this simple concept😭

Given all the news about Mythos,  I ran a small experiment testing Opus 4.6 to understand a bit better how it finds bugs. The setup was: Sendmail crackaddr() bug (CVE-2002-1337) — the original source, a rewritten equivalent, a compiled binary with symbols, and an obfuscated stripped binary. The model found the bug quickly in the first three cases (under 3-4 minutes). The obfuscated version took ~45 minutes of actual "reasoning". A few things stood out: - The model behaves like a human bug hunter would: switching between "pattern matching" and dynamic analysis, using runtime feedback as an oracle - Having an oracle is crucially important. So much so that the agent constructed its own when instructed not to run the binary - The gap between "pattern matching" and "reasoning" capabilities seems significant. The latter appears fairly primitive for Opus. Is Mythos better purely because of the much larger context window or is it something else? - Opus behaves deceptively fairly often. It's surprising how much a hidden scratchpad helps (this is similar to the Sleeper Agents approach) Full writeup: vincenzoiozzo.com/blog/alphago-m…

@BreeSolstad not cool…

Atheist showing off the intellectual depth of a slug. 🤦‍♀️

@milkinhisbag one of the most stacked bands in the history of music. ya they suck actually this guy has his thinking cap on

@brokenstarter @SeraphGroyper @FuentesUpdates The “Most Holy Roman Church” was Orthodox in 580-662 lol

There is one argument that defeats all Eastern Orthodox Christians: The Key! "You don't have Peter, you lose!"

@FuentesUpdates Bro doesn’t know about Antioch…

This is a really cool project: it allows you to track all Windows releases/updates, KBs, interact with the file systems associated with them, and even download files.: oswatcher.github.io/frontend/ #windows #kb #updates #security #research

Holy shit… the exploitation of CVE-2025-55182 has reached a new level. There’s now a publicly available Chrome extension on GitHub that automatically scans for and exploits vulnerable sites as you browse. Absolutely wild. 🤦‍♂️

Me searching the whole internet for a game I used to play when I was 7 yrs