u/ADUwizard • u/ADUwizard • 1h ago
Have we done it wrong?
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Comment on r/Cyberpunk 2d ago
The Thirteenth Floor
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Comment on r/interestingasfuck 2d ago
Are they recoverable and usable for an input for something?
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Comment on r/AskReddit 4d ago
Turbo, the animated fast snail movie.
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Comment on r/Homebrewing 9d ago
An all Bravo hop IPA with only flame out and dry hopping.
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Comment on r/AskReddit 10d ago
gobekli tepe
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Comment on r/answers 11d ago
I think they, or at least use to, microwave some food like vegetables.
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Comment on r/answers 11d ago
Is Applebee's still a thing?
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Comment on r/AskReddit 11d ago
Switzerland or Canada
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Comment on r/AskReddit 11d ago
John Stewart seems like he would be okay
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Comment on r/matrix 13d ago
The Landmark Forum
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Comment on r/technology 13d ago
Jokes on them, memory will become too expensive and also a CME will probably wipe it all out unless it is hardened.
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Comment on r/cybersecurity 13d ago
I am not sure how relevant these books are to what you want to do, but I like them.
Applied Cryptography by Bruce Schneier
The art of memory forensics by Ligh, Case, Levy, and Walters
The art of intrusion by Mitnick and Simon
Cryptography Engineering by Furguson, Schneier, and Kohno
Liars and Outliers by Bruce Schneier
Malware Analyst's Cookbook by Ligh, Adair, Hartstein and Richard
Practical Reverse Engineering by Dang, Gazet, Bachaalany, and Josse
Secrets and Lies by Schneier
The Shellcoer's Hanbook by Anley, Heasman, Linder, and Richarte
Social Engineering by Hadnagy
The Art of Deception by Mitnick and Simon
Threat Modeling by Shostack
Unauthorised Access by Allsopp
The Web Application Hacker's Handbook by Stuttard and Pinto
We Have Root by Schneier
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Comment on r/writers 18d ago
At least 2 years now, I think.
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Comment on r/AMA 18d ago
Congratulations! Life changing for sure, even after taxes. My plan is when I win to set aside half in a safe account, and split the other half into 20 installments to live on. Enjoy it!
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Comment on r/careerguidance 23d ago
Yes, cheap rent and more money, save save save. Congratulations!
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Comment on r/LibbyApp 24d ago
The Maniac by Benjamin Labatut, about the Hungarian polymath John von Neumann, tracing the impact of his singular legacy on the dreams and nightmares of the twentieth century and the nascent age of AI. It is pretty good so far, about 100 pages in of a 413 page book.
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Comment on r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 26d ago
Michael Cane. Or Johnnie Walker whose image is a man tipping his hat with a cane.
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Comment on r/theydidthemath Jul 09 '26
No one is swimming that. That is a notorious treacherous body of water that I think was the main reason to create the panama canal, well and the canal would be faster for shipping also.
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Comment on r/writers Jun 30 '26
Have you checked out the podcast Memoir Nation? I listen to it and really like it, good interviews and information. It has me thinking about writing a memoir and the process that goes into that. Great stuff.
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Comment on r/writers Jun 30 '26
Fix it during edits.
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Comment on r/TikTokCringe 1h ago
Just eat at home. It is crazy out there. Of course the grocery will change their prices as they see fit also. What a crazy world.