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I hated TS grinder with a passion.
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Lily Burk's story is about a young girl's trust and our failure as a society. It includes a family friend of hers who joins the discussion and unbelievably offers the beliefs that perpetuate these horrors. Read the posts and comments starting here.
Never forget that these people exist.
He wounded and executed two Christian music producers for $2 and a car so he wouldn't have to walk home. Watch the interview with the remorseless murderer that changed my life.
Never forget that these people exist.
A view into the mind of a serial optimist
with a loaded rifle.
Remember Lily
Lily Burk's story is about a young girl's trust and our failure as a society. It includes a family friend of hers who joins the discussion and unbelievably offers the beliefs that perpetuate these horrors. Read the posts and comments starting here.
Never forget that these people exist.
Remember James Broadnax
He wounded and executed two Christian music producers for $2 and a car so he wouldn't have to walk home. Watch the interview with the remorseless murderer that changed my life.
Never forget that these people exist.
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6 comments:
Do ppl leave RDP on?
If so, to quote the younger generation, omg rofl lol!
This comment is left for the sole purpose of showing three pieces of toast in a row. Three pieces of toast is better than a Rembrandt!
Blogi, you'd be flabbergasted at the glaring insecurities we find in large companies, national companies, and even publicly traded companies.
Network security STILL hasn't made it to the prime time. Despite all the SERIOUS consequences of neglecting it.
And yes, that is a lot of toast.
So, is pen-testing part of your job, or just a hobby?
I'm no longer "freelance." I've been professional for 4 years now.
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