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Void Error

@void_error

Computer Science, Networking, Security, Cats, Teaching, Breaking Poorly Written Code

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calendar_today25-05-2017 18:10:46

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Esther Choo, MD MPH (@choo_ek) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Well THIS is interesting. The University of South Carolina is asking its medical students to formally waive liability for exposure to COVID-19. The other option is to opt out & do non-clinical rotations... but they risk not graduating in time.

T. Greg Doucette (@greg_doucette) 's Twitter Profile Photo

9️⃣ Mandate a separation between the crime response units and investigative units in a department I quite literally can't count how many times I've tweeted about police officers caught on camera planting evidence 36/ Sailor Brendan

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To secure these rights, Governments are instituted deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government

Kate Irby (@kateirby) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Twitter’s attorney argued that Nunes’ attorney was advocating for the court to change a law. “Mr. Biss is asking the court to enact a new law,” he said. “And if he wants a new law, well, Mr. Nunes is a congressman.” fresnobee.com/article2434884…

Andrea Junker (@strandjunker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you are still wearing a mask when you go out, please retweet this status. I would just like to see how much common sense is still out there.

T. Greg Doucette (@greg_doucette) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So that's the state of political affairs in Chapel Hill this past week: ➡️ Hannah-Jones would be given tenure if the Board of Trustees had a vote ➡️ But Republicans would instead rather pay $5M in education money to stop the scandal from continuing

Radley Balko (@radleybalko) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The firing squad makes us queasy because it isn’t hiding premeditated, state-sanctioned killing behind a medical procedure, or masking the suffering of the condemned with a paralytic. It looks like what we’re actually doing. If that makes you uncomfortable, well . . .

SwiftOnSecurity (@swiftonsecurity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Whoum. Whoum. Whoum. Whoum. The car tugged left and right as each wheel’s electric motor had its firmware sequentially reprogrammed over their shared CAN bus, safeties unlocked, and full amperage dumped into it by a software-defined battery decomposing under suicide chemistry.

SwiftOnSecurity (@swiftonsecurity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ann's personal AI hurtled the autonomous car down an urban chute, suspension taking staccato punishment through each intersection, their wet asphalt path lit green by traffic management LEDs it controlled, as blood began to penetrate the driver seat and short its occupancy sensor

SwiftOnSecurity (@swiftonsecurity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Under constant acceleration, the car’s four rubber contact patches pitched and atomized water from the soaked road, displaced air degenerating into violently buffeting turbulence as speed increased beyond anything designed for. This tool couldn’t last. But it didn’t need to.

SwiftOnSecurity (@swiftonsecurity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

With perfect knowledge of the city grid and traffic, the car's traction system screamed through a corner at 440 friction assessments per second. The hospital emergency entrance was three blocks away. But Ann was dead. The heartbeat sensor had been hearing the tires tearing apart.

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@LizCGil DoneHat If you experience depression and are considering meds but are afraid of how they will change you, don't be. Under supervision they will not make you less creative, less intelligent, or less you. All they do is raise your baseline emotional state so you can experience more again.

SwiftOnSecurity (@swiftonsecurity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Our department of $80k accountants working on financial reporting was down all day." "Well at least we only pay our sysadmins $11 an hour."