Inceltown posted:

Here you go thread

https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/1282473172852305920

Henchman of Santa posted:

Here’s a Q nut
https://twitter.com/denjiwilliams/status/1284007453177245698?s=21

1stGear posted:

Taylor Swift can't breathe unless someone is beefing with her, so I'm looking to the upcoming single about how much unnamed '90s bands suck.

Platystemon posted:

https://twitter.com/frigginJoseph/status/1287403788115030018

StillFullyTerrible posted:

A number of slime molds are in fact fully mobile!

StillFullyTerrible posted:

having seen quite a few of bin laden's videos, a good number of them are literally just him looking at stuff on the computer or watching short video clips and commenting on it, also the editing was terrible even tho he had at least two other guys to help him do them
much better terrorist than vlogger, is what i'm saying

TinTower posted:

Trans people are behind *checks notes* nuclear energy?

Arsenic Lupin posted:

https://twitter.com/Sarah4Justice/status/1296873612746653702

Captain Monkey posted:

Gives a whole new meaning to the phrase 'heart of a lion'

OwlFancier posted:

"axe wound" is extremely stupid british slang for vagina.

In the sense that I have never heard anybody use it but I and I think most other people would know that is what it means.

RobrtDwnsySyndrome posted:

Son of Thunderbeast posted:

the article posted:

A Dutch security researcher says he accessed President Trump’s @realDonaldTrump Twitter account last week by guessing his password: “maga2020!”.

Victor Gevers, a security researcher at the GDI Foundation and chair of the Dutch Institute for Vulnerability Disclosure, which finds and reports security vulnerabilities, told TechCrunch he guessed the president’s account password and was successful on the fifth attempt.

The account was not protected by two-factor authentication, granting Gevers access to the president’s account.

After logging in, he emailed US-CERT, a division of Homeland Security’s cyber unit Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), to disclose the security lapse, which TechCrunch has seen. Gevers said the president’s Twitter password was changed shortly after.

It’s the second time Gevers has gained access to Trump’s Twitter account.

The first time was in 2016, when Gevers and two others extracted and cracked Trump’s password from the 2012 LinkedIn breach. The researchers took his password — “yourefired” — his catchphrase from the television show The Apprentice — and found it let them into his Twitter account. Gevers reported the breach to local authorities in the Netherlands, with suggestions on how Trump could improve his password security. One of the passwords he suggested at the time was “maga2020!” he said. Gevers said he “did not expect” the password to work years later.

Karia posted:

Fight globalism, support your local homo

hawowanlawow posted:

just give me wood and steel

*spits into spitoon*

Vincent Van Goatse posted:

Are you saying Sterling Archer isn't a real man?