David Wunderlich
@davidwunderlich.bsky.social
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Among other things, I write about college football for Gator Country. US Navy husband. Known as Year2 elsewhere, but that's from an old blog I started in 2006 and it's been a while.
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As soon as Napier gives himself new life by beating Texas
Ole Miss 24, Washington State 21
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Wazzu getting this Hail Mary would be an extremely #WAOM thing
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Pitt just narrowly avoided doing a very Pitt thing of snapping it into the net sweep motion while up 3 with under 2 minutes to go. Heads up play by the jet motion guy to stop in his tracks
davidwunderlich.bsky.social
What exactly was DeShaun Foster doing?
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sickoscommittee.org
17 Play
40 Yard Drive
9 Minutes 2 Seconds
Ending in a 34 yard punt on 4th and 27.
17 Play
40 Yard Drive
9 Minutes 2 Seconds
Ending in a 34 yard punt on 4th and 27.
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alexkirshner.com
The last minute or two of this half was one of the dumbest sequences of Pitt football ever (high bar!)
cjzero.bsky.social
Ludicrous TD throw from Castellanos
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coachdancasey.bsky.social
Washington State running a 2-QB Boot
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coachdancasey.bsky.social
YOOOO!!

BEHIND THE BACK SHOVEL COUNTER 😳
davidwunderlich.bsky.social
Why is Mike Norvell wearing a short-sleeve hoodie?
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davidwunderlich.bsky.social
Married, one-income military households if they're a low enough enlisted rank qualify for the EITC, among potentially other federal benefits
drewharwell.com
Military families on day 9 of the shutdown lining up at the food bank
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davidwunderlich.bsky.social
The fact of human ingenuity winning out over robot precision was explored 44 years ago in that seminal work of science fiction, "The Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Har...
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costasamaras.com
Picture how big the Hoover Dam is. An absolute unit. The Hoover Dam has a power capacity of 2 gigawatts (GW).

The solar farm that the Admin just cancelled could have produces 6.2 GW of power. That's more than 3 Hoover Dams.
jael.bsky.social
SCOOP: The Bureau of Land Management says the largest solar project in Nevada — the Esmeralda 7 mega-farm — has been canceled

The news was quietly dropped via a sudden website update with no public word from any of the companies involved or a statement from the agency

@heatmap.news
Esmeralda 7 Solar Project Has Been Canceled, BLM Says
It would have delivered a gargantuan 6.2 gigawatts of power.
heatmap.news
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philipmichaels.bsky.social
Ref from the Air Bud movies: Well, there's no rule that says you _can't_ have eight pitchers....
pitchingninja.com
All 8 of the Blue Jays Pitchers from Yesterday (overlay)
davidwunderlich.bsky.social
I organize information and even sometimes write passages in my head before composing full works, which led to a quote my parents still sometimes bring up regarding a high school paper the night (not evening, lol) before it was due:

“I’m almost done, I just have to write it.”
monkeyminion.com
I wrote a 15 page report on heraldic symbolism in medieval armor and weapon design for my art history class the night before it was due (8am class). Made up 90% of it (only found one book for reference) and got an A. GenAI could fucking never.
wrote 20 pages on Faulkner's The Bear four hours before final papers were due on trucker pills and coffee and cigarettes and got an A, fuck you.
You people couldn't hang with real slackers.
finn
wokeupchic • 4d
It's fuck Al till your homework due in 25 minutes
davidwunderlich.bsky.social
Of course that kind of system probably locks Linux users out of the scheme unless like Canonical or IBM/Red Hat does it
davidwunderlich.bsky.social
I have seen it proposed that age verification should be done by operating system makers with a standardized way for a device to convey the age of a user to websites. It doesn’t eliminate this problem, but Apple, Google, and Microsoft are better at security than rando website/platform owners
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podkatt.bsky.social
Every form of online age verification nonsense has this same vulnerability: It becomes the most valuable hub of private ID data you could possibly imagine and no one can ever keep it secure.
mikestabile.bsky.social
The Discord age-verification hack is much worse than was originally reported. 70,000 users were affected, with images of IDs, selfies, user names, IP addresses and, in some cases, financial details.

Hackers are posting screenshots from over 1.5 terabytes of stolen data.
404media.co
BREAKING: A catastrophic breach has impacted Discord user data including selfies and identity documents uploaded as part of the app’s verification process, email addresses, phone numbers, approximately where the user lives, and much more.

🔗 www.404media.co/the-discord-...
davidwunderlich.bsky.social
I can remember back in 2020 when everyone was scrambling to figure out remote work on the fly hearing about some military folks using Discord to communicate about quotidian stuff (e.g., organizing meetings, not anything classified)
josephcox.bsky.social
New from 404 Media: the Discord hack is every users' worst nightmare. Yesterday the hackers started posting Discord users' selfies, identity documents, email addresses, phone numbers, more. I watched in real time. This is risk of tech storing ID for age verification
www.404media.co/the-discord-...
The Discord Hack is Every Users’ Worst Nightmare
A hack impacting Discord’s age verification process shows in stark terms the risk of tech companies collecting users’ ID documents. Now the hackers are posting peoples’ IDs and other sensitive informa...
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