U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Michael Regan warned governors today that hackers are "striking" critical infrastructure across the country's water sector.
Run a pihole dns server on your network, I didn’t even realize they ran ads on the site. I just popped off wifi and on to cellular, and wow yeah it’s rough.
My god. I just switched to a pihole cluster last night and I feel like I’ve been transported back 20 years to a time when news sites were designed with readability as a top concern and not monetization.
It’s an amazing feeling, enjoy it. It’s a probably equally as awesome a feeling as when you see ads while on public wifi somewhere and realize that the no ad experience has been completely normalized for you again.
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If you ask someone to hack your “friends” socials you’re just going to get banned so don’t do that.
They should also warn them against employees peeing in the water supply
My God bleeping computer is just a cesspool of ads, even with a blocker enabled.
Run a pihole dns server on your network, I didn’t even realize they ran ads on the site. I just popped off wifi and on to cellular, and wow yeah it’s rough.
My god. I just switched to a pihole cluster last night and I feel like I’ve been transported back 20 years to a time when news sites were designed with readability as a top concern and not monetization.
It’s an amazing feeling, enjoy it. It’s a probably equally as awesome a feeling as when you see ads while on public wifi somewhere and realize that the no ad experience has been completely normalized for you again.