I think it's just getting force read as month-day-year pic.twitter.com/aYTAfq1E6U
— Skye (@SeerSkye) May 24, 2020
I was wondering what led to that "flag" being defined and now my jaw is on the floor https://t.co/rbvbMRFABs
— Daniel Morsing (@DanielMorsing) May 23, 2020
Thousands of high school students have to re-take their AP tests because the submission website doesn't support HEIC photos and crashed out on them. Insane story from @mcsquared96 https://t.co/8DQXG5OFfU pic.twitter.com/aeLRoc7ZWb
— nilay patel (@reckless) May 20, 2020
Oh my god https://t.co/tFIPFPXyqz is incredible, especially djb's response which is basically "You should all run qmail with a softlimit that prevents this from being exploitable" rather than actually admitting there's a bug
— Matthew Garrett (@mjg59) May 19, 2020
*scrolls down*
— iximeow (@iximeow) May 17, 2020
*screaming* pic.twitter.com/umfoW6KalJ
Deep inside the Windows Bluetooth stack, there is a function:
— your least favorite construct (@XMPPwocky) May 15, 2020
HCI_DibMakeDeviceNameValid
This function is an example of environmental storytelling- a thread.
Probably should have anticipated that making my Animal Crossing character name a SQL injection string would cause all kinds of problems with associated apps/sites 🙃
— Ian Coldwater 📦💥 (@IanColdwater) April 27, 2020
What the actual fuck is this? Is this a thing that really happens? pic.twitter.com/cszDd2CvdF
— Andrew Ervin (@Andrew_Ervin) April 4, 2020
The governor of New Jersey just put out the call on live TV that he is desperate for Cobol programmers right now.
— Jim Manico (@manicode) April 4, 2020
shut the fuck up pic.twitter.com/lyja8qC5ke
— salad bar ham cubes (@flangy) April 4, 2020