Expresate

No, I'm not obsessed. I only went to my local Comic Con wearing this and having kids stare at me all day because they couldn't work out what I was. Also I never really showed off pictures when I wrote those Daily SPUF articles, and most of the costume (apart from the weapons, helmet, boots and lighting) went in the bin once Comic Con was over.
 
It's made out of cardboard, foam and a shitty kids police helmet that I found in the back of my cupboard.

I was reading some stories about Pythagoras, and it finally hit me that he was just the ancient world's version of Chuck Norris.
 
There's even a story about how a snake bit Pythagoras, and then the snake died.

jokes on you they're supposed to look like that
 

file:///D:/Images/Great%20Sun%20Set.jpg

Further proof that dog lovers are mentally ill.

Hiya folks. I didn't see a topic on this, so I thought I would start one. Many of you may already know. I'm also a little late to the party (news was broken on Monday by Cisco Talos).
 
If you downloaded version 5.33 of CCleaner recently, you also downloaded a multi-stage payload on top of it. It looks like it was a watering hole attack, so it's unlikely the payload will DO anything to you (they were supposedly targeting big tech giants, including Cisco themselves), but you still don't want a mysterious malware backdoor on your PC. Cisco recommends you not only uninstall CCleaner, but also re-image your machine (or just restore to a date prior to August 15th). If you really want to keep CCleaner, then update to 5.35 immediately.
 
Thank god I didn't install that update (still on 5.23).
 
More info:
http://blog.talosintelligence.com/2017/09/avast-distributes-malware.html
http://blog.talosintelligence.com/2017/09/ccleaner-c2-concern.html
http://www.techrepublic.com/article/ccleaner-hackers-attacked-microsoft-intel-cisco-and-other-tech-giants/
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3225407/security/ccleaner-downloads-infected-malware.html
 

Hiya folks. I didn't see a topic on this, so I thought I would start one. Many of you may already know. I'm also a little late to the party (news was broken on Monday by Cisco Talos).
 
If you downloaded version 5.33 of CCleaner recently, you also downloaded a multi-stage payload on top of it. It looks like it was a watering hole attack, so it's unlikely the payload will DO anything to you (they were supposedly targeting big tech giants, including Cisco themselves), but you still don't want a mysterious malware backdoor on your PC. Cisco recommends you not only uninstall CCleaner, but also re-image your machine (or just restore to a date prior to August 15th). If you really want to keep CCleaner, then update to 5.35 immediately.
 
Thank god I didn't install that update (still on 5.23).
 
More info:
http://blog.talosintelligence.com/2017/09/avast-distributes-malware.html
http://blog.talosintelligence.com/2017/09/ccleaner-c2-concern.html
http://www.techrepublic.com/article/ccleaner-hackers-attacked-microsoft-intel-cisco-and-other-tech-giants/
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3225407/security/ccleaner-downloads-infected-malware.html
 

Hiya folks. I didn't see a topic on this, so I thought I would start one. Many of you may already know. I'm also a little late to the party (news was broken on Monday by Cisco Talos).
 
If you downloaded version 5.33 of CCleaner recently, you also downloaded a multi-stage payload on top of it. It looks like it was a watering hole attack, so it's unlikely the payload will DO anything to you (they were supposedly targeting big tech giants, including Cisco themselves), but you still don't want a mysterious malware backdoor on your PC. Cisco recommends you not only uninstall CCleaner, but also re-image your machine (or just restore to a date prior to August 15th). If you really want to keep CCleaner, then update to 5.35 immediately.
 
Thank god I didn't install that update (still on 5.23).
 
More info:
http://blog.talosintelligence.com/2017/09/avast-distributes-malware.html
http://blog.talosintelligence.com/2017/09/ccleaner-c2-concern.html
http://www.techrepublic.com/article/ccleaner-hackers-attacked-microsoft-intel-cisco-and-other-tech-giants/
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3225407/security/ccleaner-downloads-infected-malware.html
 

But for real. Here's a bit of practice with speed lines.
 

please contribute to my patreon

start doing overwatch porn animations for the big $$$

For those of you who don't know, I used to make a lot of silly little Flash animations and post them here. But after I got a new computer a few years ago, I suddenly was unable to use my existing copy of Flash. To make things worse, Adobe had started charging an outrageous subscription fee for all of their creative software. This, combined with some real-life depression issues, led to me ceasing all Cubimation productions.
 
But now I've snapped out of my funk, and I found a free animation software called Pencil! So I thought, why not make a glorious return? And while I'm at it, why not start drawing with a tablet like every real artist out there? Pencil isn't quite as robust as Flash (it's kinda like what GIMP is to Photoshop), but I want to challenge myself more anyway.
 
So here it is. Behold...the NEW GENERATION OF CUBIMATION!!!

 
...It'll get better.

Didnt binary make/made some cosmetics in Planetside2?

BBS or riot

the bagel was too hot at first so i had it sit for a little bit and then i ate i while it was still a little too hot but then as i ate it it was pretty good and i enjoyed it until law of marginal returns kicked in and then i hit peak enjoyment and then i started to enjoy it less and then i finished it. here's a full graph of my findings
 

Can we have a gentlemen's agreement that we all just use "upvote" instead of "like"?
 
really walked into that one huh

security update patch notes
-added unsecure scripts

The font changed
 
never coming back here

Thanks for keeping up on security updates and such, tsc.

(╯°Д°）╯ ︵ 

I will sit on my ass and play video games, just like every other day.

Petya 2017 is not ransomware: https://securelist.com/expetrpetyanotpetya-is-a-wiper-not-ransomware/78902/. (Source: Kaspersky Labs)
 
 If you get infected DO NOT PAY YOU WILL NOT GET YOUR FILES BACK.
I feel this needs to be spread everywhere, as (bizarrely enough) ransomware has gained a reputation in the past for actually giving you your files back if you pay. WannaCry did. Petya 2017 does not. Please tell your clients this.
 
Also, a la Kaspersky and other independent sources, even though it uses EternalBlue and EternalRomance as a lateral movement mechanism, it's initial attack vector seems to be a third party Ukranian software called MeDoc. Hence, the majority of attacks (by an insane margin) are in the Ukraine and the Russian Federation. WannaCry was a global infection.
 
 

So I finished my last final and started work with Arup as a Graduate Rail Design Civil Engineer.
 
 
:D