Ah he could always gift you Up, instead.
philthi
And your! It keeps giving, haha
And midst!
Though I read that study was skewed by the average age of people that can afford to live near a golf course. They didn't compare like for like in terms of health (as I recall anyway, open to correction!)
I feel like frame 3 should be clean shaven and frame 4 captioned "everything, right?"
Ah, interesting. Thanks
Unless I'm missing something here... The attacker needs to be running some sort of executable in your network with permissions to:
- dig the records and assemble the strings
- write the decoded result to a file
- make that file executable
- execute that file
You've got bigger problems than hexadecimal txt records in this scenario...
The only difference between this and a GitHub gist appears to be that security software doesn't scan traffic in port 53... It easily could be configured for that though surely... It's just UDP traffic like any other.
Someone tell me what I'm missing!
Native English speaker here. This is incorrect, the "n" is added for phonetic help "a elephant" involves an awkward break between the two words, so enter "n" to help mouth muscles work around that.
This is the same reason for weird artifacts like: "a unicorn" because unicorn starts with. "Yoo" sound and so mouths don't need the help of the "n" to break up the awkwardness.
I think it'd be more fun if in the last frame the tomato had flourished into a healthy tomato plant.
While you donned your postman's hat I studied the way of th blade..
Nectarine!
I wish every second person was wearing a black t-shirt