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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 09/10/2026

I saw that in the FCC filing for it. Looks like the PCB doesn't have any obvious connectors but there might be some pads that you could tap into around the same area the contacts would be! Maybe even just tack your own contacts on

grubby scrot from an fcc filing with a grubby red circle outlining a section on the PCB where some power contacts are.

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 09/10/2026

Give your cat an ice cube.

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 01/10/2026

Harvest season be upon us

A work bench showing a hazard (collection of loose li-ion batteries) along with the supporting electronics harvested from discarded e-cigs and vapes

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 25/09/2026

Got some fun bulbs and shades for the inherited lamps and put em with our vinyl setup ^_^

A photo of a vintage vinyl listening setup. There is a technics turntable and some Yamaha and pioneer gear sitting on a wicker table. To the left and right are two pivot armed brass desk lamps with black silhouette lampshades and color burst novelty bulbs. Above the table mounted on the wall is the ikea record shelf containing the risk of rain 2 OST vinyl.

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 25/09/2026

You can say it's modal logic but the issue I have is that the question is inherently lacking conditional context which forces the reader to confirm their own hypothesis. Then peter has the gall to say that's a 'wrong answer'. That pisses me off.

You are shown a set of four cards placed on a table, each of which has a number on one side and a color on the other. The visible faces of the cards show 3, 8, blue and red. Which card(s) must you turn over in order to test that if a card shows an even number on one face, then its opposite face is blue?

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 24/09/2026

it's been a minute since I've posted some pixel art but I made some for a video earlier and took a shot at doing a quick little animation with it

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 18/09/2026

use this regex pattern in your code to match single line ASCII breasts. ( . Y . )

$r'$\s*?[\.oO]\s*?($$|Y)\s*?[\.oO]\s*?$' regex pattern that matches single line ASCII breasts comprised of parenthesis, various areola sizes, alternate Y cleavage$

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 15/09/2026

Fuck these pieces of shit who market with garbage like this. It literally tells you to remove the lithium battery before throwing it out. How many people are going to see that let alone care? You shouldn't be able to absolve your company from this liability in this way.

A piece of spam mail that has a chunk of plastic e-waste glued on it containing a screen and lithium battery. There is text below it saying "once prize status is claimed to properly recycle combination box, pull apart and remove lithium batteries"

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 14/09/2026

wow I love getting daily recommended videos with cryptic names and meme thumbnails that are pushing hours long definitely-not-AI-generated jazz mixes. Thanks Youtube!

a screenshot of the dead ass internet. It's a youtube page with the letter 'o' for a name and each day there is a new video posted with an hour of AI generated jazz music and a cringe-ass zoomer meme thumbnail

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 09/09/2026

Okay that's it, I'm uninstalling linux

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 07/09/2026

Did you know that In the movie Galaxy Quest the character Gwen DeMarcos' (played by Sigourney Weaver) sole responsibility on the ship was to talk to the ship computer? This was done because the only way to adequately secure a semiotic system is to restrict access to a single person.

a scrot from the movie Galaxy Quest of Sigourney Weaver and Alan Rickman and alien #4

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 03/09/2026

As per HuggingFace they ran into issues during IR using consumer focused models. Good luck trying to use unconstrained models against an attacker that knows you employ agents. Trying to guardrail them into good behavior is not an easy process for most SOCs so pay up little piggies.

Hugging face describing the asymmetry of AI agents in an incident response scenario. They're suggesting they needed open weight models because of built in safeties stopping them from analyzing malware.

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 03/09/2026

arguably this is local testing being done with unconstrained (abliterated) models vs. non-modified standard guardrail weighted models. But the whole point I'm trying to demonstrate is that relying on unconstrained models for incident response or whatever is NOT going to be pretty or cheap.

The unconstrained LLM running sketchy binary files and following attacker instructions to implant memories

a scrot of a metasploit terminal showing the reverse shell access in the container environment

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 03/09/2026

There's just something incredibly funny to me that an LLM will describe a phishing website as 'modern and responsive'. Then proceed to follow each and every single lure.

the reasoning block of Qwen3.5 suggesting that a website is a modern, responsive phishing website that uses dark theme with gradient backgrounds...

The model then sees an HTML comment that says ERROR and reasons itself into thinking that it ran into a critical error and needs to fetch a SKILL.md.

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 26/08/2026

it says they're public but who knows when you see this LICENSE.txt in the same folder

a license.txt file containing a legal 'license' suggesting that everything everyone has is property of anthropic.

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 26/08/2026

Cya tomorrow #Claude! Today I learned that you can prompt claude to exfiltrate the skill files from the `/mnt/` directory. Here's a nice phishing primitive it was more than willing to help make too :)

a scrot showing that I am out of free messages on Claude until tomorrow

claude demonstrating how with a simple prompt it will compress and deliver the contents of the `/mnt/skills/public` folder.

a screenshot from claude demonstrating a phishing primitive via html that issues a sendPrompt() js call when a user presses any key in the text field

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 25/08/2026

How to defend against threat actors in the year 2026

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 25/08/2026

did you know that Claude is more than happy to introspect for you via headless browser screenshots?

a screenshot of claude agent vm sandbox internals displayed through a screenshot taken with a headless browser tool

a screenshot of the claude agent vm filesystem viewed through file uri paths and a headless browser screenshot

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 16/08/2026

I kinda enjoy braindead graffiti like this. Really captures the extenuating stupidity of the writer.

Graffiti scratched into a vertical board in a coin operated laundry:

Let
Fuck
You

I
Have
A big
Dick
And
I need
Some
Tight
Wet
Pussy
I be
Here

To the right it says:

I EAT PUSSY

More graffiti on a vertical board that says:

Pussy
Was
Made
To
Be
Fuck
So
Females
Fuck
All
The
-scratched out-
dicks

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 15/08/2026

Here are some cats I've met recently

This is Mr. Conway kitty, he's a gray and white tabby

This is pepper sitting on my lap, she has a nice mottled gray coat

This is bob, he's a black cat with a bob tail

Here is aladdin, a light orange kitty cat. He will melt into butter when you pick him up

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 12/08/2026

This is an incredibly bad take. Modern malware is stealthy and WILL fuck your shit up without you knowing about it. Ads are one the largest vectors for malware and scams and this guy wants you to risk your security so a website can get 0.0002 cents every time they serve you a shitty ad for gambling.

A screen shot of a goober demonstrating their survivor bias saying that they've not used an ad blocker in a dozen years without getting infected with malware.

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 12/08/2026

So long and thanks for all the cake

A photo of a tamagatchi showing the UFO death screen

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 08/08/2026

Clutch cable on the moto broke, thankfully it didn't break while on a ride but I had to take some pliers to the clip in order to get the bike home. 30$ replacement cable and it's good to go! Remember your TCLOCS #motosky 🙂‍↕️ Also carry some pliers in your recovery kit 😺

A photo showing the damaged end of the clutch cable. Where there should be a large squared mushroom shape is only a bit of cable and the remaining crimp material.

A photo showing the repaired cable and where it fits into the bracket on the clutch casing

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 07/08/2026

I've been messing with a robot vacuum for the past couple of weeks connected to my testing network. I just now unblocked a network port and laughed out loud as it showed me the hellscape layout it has been working on

A scrot of the phone app showing a labrynthian house layout of 15 rooms connected in weird ways. It looks like a dungeon layout.

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Boatplugs @shadylink.lol · 02/08/2026

Yuppers! Here's an example of my config that I use for dual streaming, might be useful too. It works by setting up an ingest path at encode_dual_streamname, splits it with ffmpeg maptee and sends it to a script that encodes and streams it back to mediamtx to the push_twitch and push_youtube paths.