Who watermarks somebody else’s tweet?
~This is a rhetorical question. Clearly I can tell who by way of their watermark.~
this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2025
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If they didn't already accomplish it by having an absolutely atrocious name, that behavior would definitely keep me away from whatever "meme zar" is 🤦
Yeah, I'm not too surprised the security was wide open in a place called l'ouvre.
Open a competing museum across the street called Laferme.
Guests are forbidden to speak while visiting the exhibits.
...also there are no opening hours.
Security through obscurity. They counted on nobody being able to remember how to spell Louvre.
That’s the same code I put on my luggage!
Now there’s no one standing between them and Druidia’s air shield!
This is unfortunately insanely common in a lot of companies. I literally cannot count the number of passwords that I've had to update, from a combo of the company name and a four digit number, usually bigger than 2000.
lets not forget test user with password 12345678
Users: ["admin", "1", "name-of-company"] Password: ["admin", "1", "postal-code-of-company"] The options above in various combinations unlock the admin account on the production server of just about every client at my old job
Hey now, we have a piece of equipment who's password is our company name (shorthand) twice and then a 4 digit number 2000>x>2026
🤣 Let me guess, the number is the year the company was established.
Lol it's the year we bought the equipment. But there's also a ! so the password is super secure
I just finished testing my system's password setup, I guess I need to add a few new tests.
And yet it had no incidence on the heist whatsoever, so why the focus on that?
No incidence, but if the rest of the security was like that...
Incompetent, or not paid enough to give a fuck? Or paid enough and just doesn't give a fuck anyways?