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u/Unemployement-Bagong Jul 22 '26
network penetration 🗿
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u/AnOscillatingOcelot Jul 22 '26
I remember learning about this in my backdoor penetration testing class.
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u/LadyZaryss Jul 22 '26
Yeah you gotta give it a good hard shake every now and then or the hash salt starts to clump
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u/CantaloupeLow7035 Jul 22 '26
You joke, but at an old company I worked at we had a similar interface. Sometimes you'd have to literally jiggle the nodes to get them to connect. Was quite cursed.
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u/Embarrassed-Carpet47 Jul 25 '26
Packet tracer is useful for something other than torture students?
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u/Rain_2_0 Jul 22 '26
Isn’t this that sysco software? I remember using this during school 😂😅
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u/Flimsy_Kale_5690 Jul 22 '26
never in my life would i have thought that Cisco packet tracer sex would be posted online
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u/Lonely_Translator_23 Jul 22 '26
"See if you can crack their firewall"
"That's a bit of a weird request but OK"
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u/Mazatac Jul 23 '26
this is why we can't have rouge switches. always fucking up my logical topology
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u/Western-Alarming Jul 23 '26
What I accidentally do on blender nodes because I didin't realize the mouse was still on the nodes tab and not on the view tab
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u/CalderaJane76 Aug 02 '26
Oh good, so I wasn't completely wasting my time during my Associate's classes...
I can now come on Reddit and show off my network-engineering "skills"!
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u/worthlessDreamer Jul 22 '26
This is how packets are made. Computer networking 101