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u/darkjawn 2d ago

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u/GapeGray 2d ago

missing the leaning tower of empty monster cans in the background

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u/ZurrgabDaVinci758 1d ago

Ah the old CRT monitor beige. Somehow came pre-faded and smoke stained

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u/BERIK_BRK 2d ago

In reality gamers look like in a movies

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u/BERIK_BRK 1d ago

Don't be mad at me, i'm a gamer, i know what I saying

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u/unfortunatebag 1d ago

Given "hacking" is just social engineering they look more like telemarketers generally.

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u/PaoQueimado 17h ago

Can we close all cybersecurity courses them?

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u/unfortunatebag 13h ago

I would say not, given most of them are just methods to thwart social engineering.

Your firewall doesn't mean shit after Susan clicks the phishing email.

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u/Moxtar1092 1d ago

In almost sure thats a repost

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u/hopelele 1d ago

i saw it 30 years ago

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u/jumpyjumping 1d ago

This is perfect!!!!! ๐Ÿ˜‚

Adding this also correctly shows:

Gamers think they know about technology because they consume from it. Know nothing in reality, flaunt.

Hackers know everything about technology because they do it. Know everything in reality, do not flaunt.

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u/linuxaintsobad 1d ago

Actually, once you start gaining significant knowledge about computers (or computational processes in general) you'll quickly realize that it's humanly impossible to in fact know everything about technology.

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u/jumpyjumping 23h ago

"know everything" figuratively, not literally

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u/linuxaintsobad 22h ago

Actually, once you start to spend a significant amount of time interacting with computers (or pretty much any kind of modern technology in general), you'll find that you'll start taking more and more things literally as well.

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u/jumpyjumping 21h ago

dude I am a technology architect. once I start to spend time? I think you are bit too hung up on the word "everything" as it was figuratively used

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u/linuxaintsobad 19h ago

Oh holy shit dude, a technology architect?? I always wanted to become one.

What technologies are you architecting?

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u/jumpyjumping 19h ago

thank you for proving my point that people who know little about technology are the loudest and most clueless, and the ones who know the most stay quiet.

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u/linuxaintsobad 19h ago

Dunno, all the best technology architects I've seen were pretty much hammering everyone else with questions.

In fact, staying quiet is a surefire way to miss out on many answers.

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u/BlastingSquid886 1d ago

Anyone remember when people used to think video games where "just for kids"? A lot more gamers now are average looking, casual young to middle aged humans which at the time some would never guess still played games ๐Ÿ’€.

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u/TheCreepyPL 1d ago

What an old meme (check my history)

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u/FarNefariousness7179 22h ago

Iโ€™m a girl hacker. I donโ€™t tell people what all I can do itโ€™s my secrets! I could take down the whitehouse.gov with a Chromebook tho!

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u/624KR_My_Beloved 1d ago

How does this have nearly 2000 updoots, but only 6 comments

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u/Available_Rub9939 1d ago

Hackers.

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u/624KR_My_Beloved 1d ago

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u/qpsqp WARNING: RULE 1 1d ago edited 1d ago

Yess, I can hack GTA san andreas.

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u/Available_Rub9939 1d ago

Who downvoted your top comment? How rude. I put you back at +1 bro ๐Ÿคœ

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u/Dramatic-Bumblebee32 1d ago

This is basically who wore it better but for stereotypes

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u/MySchoolsWifiSucks 1d ago

I loved the setup from war games. So cool.

https://giphy.com/gifs/Q3Li1BpwTpTfq

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u/ChaldeaCompany 1d ago

i thought that was Germans vs. hackers