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Are there any good resources for learning about BGP/BGP security? I’d love to build a lab for it to get some hands on experience but don’t really know where to start

It seems fairly straightforward and real wisdom is learning from others mistakes

I completely agree with this if you're just talking about dating apps. When you give everyone the ability to look at every attractive person in their area, it changes people's perspective of what's attractive/not. Also, people are almost solely rated on how attractive they are and 100 words to describe yourself (sometimes less depending on the app), you get a situation where the attractive people get tons of matches and less attractive people get fewer even if they have more to offer than just their looks. Finally, women seem to rate attractiveness on a long tail distribution. It's a nightmare all around.

What's funny to me though is how different the IRL dating scene is. I got 1-2 matches a week (very few where I would get a response back) when I was on the apps, but through meeting friends-of-friends, casually going to a bar, meeting people at church, or other normal events, I can consistently get dates that would be out of my league on the apps just by introducing myself. I don't have stats for "epic bed partners" since that's not something I'm interested in, but I'm sure it would translate for those that are.

I find that people in my age group (early 20s) are moving from app dating to irl because apps can seem hopeless unless you really optimize which seems unauthentic. I think there's going to be a generation who will have trouble finding partners, like you said, but I feel like my generation and the folks younger than me will be alright.

Edit: I also want to point out that it's pretty bad in tech where people are constantly moving (I know a guy who moved once a year between SF, Seattle, Denver, NY, and Charlotte) to new cities all the time and can't create good, deep friendships. First, if you're dating irl, it's tough meeting people who can introduce you to single women. Second, it's hard to be a good date if you don't have friends. I don't even want to explain that, but it should be obvious.

A lot of the comments are saying this looks like a 1990's website. I think it's kinda true, but there's also something extremely modern about it. Much more raw than the partiful design. I really like these graphics and would be very interested to see a website rendition of this aesthetic

This is what the news and Reddit want you to think about our generation. The reality is much different from my observation

That’s not true. I like the beginning of some songs, especially when listening to 20 min+ classical pieces, but not the end. A skip in that case doesn’t mean I don’t like it, but that I don’t want to finish it.

This may have been a good idea 6 years ago before Apple Pay was released or before Venmo integrated into the messenger app, but today this just feels like hopping on the bandwagon.

At least from where I’m from, there’s a lot more trust building they’ll need to do before releasing an uninspired project like this because of that Biden email

What’s the benefit of this over an open source tool like Mythic, Covenant, or Sliver?

To me, it seems like evasion is the big plus, but how many people have actually REd this implant? If this tool became popular, I’m sure the Windows Defender team would be able to detect it. It seems like the benefit would be gone at scale.

I wonder if the implant is single or multi staged.

Seems like a neat project. Interested to see how it’ll compete with open source alternatives.

These guys wrote "An Invitation to Applied Category Theory." It's an awesome book, and I'm super excited for these lectures.

Δd = 1cm = 0.01m v = 3e8 m/s

v*Δd = 3e6 frames/s

For the camera to pick up 1cm of difference between frames, you have to capture 3x10^6 frames per second. You can do the limit for how much you want your delta to be just by multiplying by the speed of light.