"Go that way, really fast. If anything gets in your way.. turn." https://blog.codinghorror.com/go-that-way-really-fast/

@Em0nM4stodon you were always in ;)

@richard_vasquez "yes, and..."

Why not form a Justice league?

@iDGS @laaph see https://www.reddit.com/r/DCcomics/comments/1b6jpuh/comment/ktc899q/

(re-ordered to reflect original image, but same list)
Green Lantern
Martian Manhunter
Superman
Wonder Woman
Batman
Aquaman
Flash

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@bjnord @laaph fixed, apologies!

@benpickering hint. reference other posts I've made recently.

@benpickering that person, Daredevil, is trapped in a different licensing universe. We should legislate that ;)

Why not form a Justice league?

@ehproque @bitterkarella I can prove it, from an email I sent Jan 10, 2025:

@rhrgrt you have excellent taste!

Hella tired of news sites that are consistently critical of EM, white supremacy, and corruption but STILL embed Twitter links in their stories ABOUT THESE TOPICS

🚀 Voyager 1 isn’t done yet — not even close 🧠🔧📡

NASA just pulled off another miracle save:
🛰️ The spacecraft’s primary roll thrusters, offline since 2004, were believed permanently dead
🧯 With backup thrusters at risk of failure, JPL engineers gambled on a high-stakes heater reset
🔥 If wrong, it could’ve caused a small onboard explosion
📡 If right, it would restore control — 15.6 billion miles from Earth

They were right. The thrusters fired. Voyager 1 can still hold its course.

This wasn’t a reboot. It was old-school problem-solving, deep systems knowledge, and the audacity to trust an idea that might just work.

The most distant human object is still flying — because a team believed it could.

#Voyager1 #NASA #Space #Engineering #Resilience #DeepSpace
https://www.theregister.com/2025/05/15/voyager_1_survives_with_thruster_fix/

I am reliably informed by Google Shield that my site krebsonsecurity.com on Monday was the target of the biggest DDoS attack Google has ever had to deal with, clocking in at ~6.3 Tbps. This is not quite a record; apparently, an attack Cloudflare had to deal with in April is the largest known DDoS to date -- at ~6.5 Tbps.

It's been a while since we've seen a big DDoS. For reference, this one was about 10x the size of the Mirai botnet attack that launched a record DDoS against my site in 2016, knocking it offline for nearly 4 days until I got the site behind Google Sheild.

I'll know more in a bit. Below is the CF blog about their April attack.

https://blog.cloudflare.com/ddos-threat-report-for-2025-q1/#hyper-volumetric-attacks-continue-spill-into-q2

they called it trickle-down economics because 'financial waterboarding' didn't poll well with focus groups

I want to press CTRL+S for a moment to thank @jerry and the whole infosec.exchange community. 💛

Did I find you or did you find me?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fb2q141rMNE

Just donated to https://donate.rewiringamerica.org/campaign/641970/donate because electricity is the way forward... and undermining the petrodollar along the way is a pretty sweet bonus, too⚡🙌

@jwz shall we play a game.. of pinball? 🤔

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centaur_(pinball)

#StarTrek

@jwz shall we play a game.. of pinball? 🤔

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centaur_(pinball)