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Over 269,000 Websites Infected with JSFireTruck JavaScript Malware in One Month
Over 269K sites infected with JSFireTruck malware in one month, redirecting visitors to scams and malware.The Hacker News
![The image shows a tweet from a user named "evacide" with the handle "[@]evacide[@]hachyderm.io" posted on the platform Hachyderm.io. The tweet is displayed on a dark background with white text. The tweet reads: "Seriously, if you think that it is clever to respond to a guide with advice for journalists for protecting their devices when crossing the US border with 'You just shouldn't ever go to the US!' please consider posting your response in your own timeline, where I will never have to see it." The tweet was posted 2 minutes ago, as indicated by the timestamp in the top right corner. Below the tweet, there are icons for retweeting, replying, quoting, liking, and sharing, along with a "..." icon for more options. The user's profile picture is a small image of a person with blue hair.
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benda
in reply to bazkie 👩🏼💻 bitplanes 🎵 • • •i make the same point for sports. like boxing has weight classes. why not just do the same for all sports? anyways what do i know, just seems like it makes more sense to me.
sorry you had to go through that 🙁
bazkie 👩🏼💻 bitplanes 🎵
in reply to benda • • •well, in a way that's what happens in singing classes/choirs - you get for example 2 or 3 sections from low to high.
most men have lower voices, so usually it's a bass section with men, and then the other section/sections are women.
BUT! I do have a bit higher voice than most men, and I love to be singing at a range more on the high end or what I can reach, than the low end. so I bet I could do just fine in the middle section, which was all women in this group.
but I wasn't asked or anything, you kinda just get told, oh hi you're a guy so we other guys will sit next to you and we'll be the bass section! and I'm not really someone to want to put the attention on me and tell them I want to sing with the higher group 😅
and even if I did.. it's just weird to me that kinda "automatically" when you are new, the guys are all diving on you like "OH HI FELLOW BRO DUDE! WELCOME TO THE GUYS SECTION! WE'RE VERY MALE!", while the women say hi to me but otherwise kinda hang together and semi-ignore me because then men had already soaked me up in their clique! 😅 🤣
benda
in reply to bazkie 👩🏼💻 bitplanes 🎵 • • •bazkie 👩🏼💻 bitplanes 🎵
in reply to benda • • •benda
in reply to bazkie 👩🏼💻 bitplanes 🎵 • • •someone told me you hit both low and high notes ;)
bazkie 👩🏼💻 bitplanes 🎵
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