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I got a lot of wonderful help in my previous post when looking for a mouse. I decided to get a used Aerox 5 when I found one for a good price and I've been using it for a few days now. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be working for me. Size-wise it seems a bit too long and also too "bulky"? It's kind of hard to explain but it feels a bit clumsy in my hand. Even though in my previous post I said that I fingertip grip, I tend to claw grip with this one and other longer mice. I think I would also prefer more of a back hump on a mouse. My biggest problem however is that when using it, the mouse cursor doesn't move very easily or very far. I've already maxe...

Hello everyone, I was able to finish it early cause I had to scrap some ideas but here we are, Isagi Yoichi as a spike cross character. Background: Isagi used to be an acrobat but due to a serious leg injury, he had to retire from acrobatics. Feeling bored, he decided to pick up sports to pass the time, but with an injured leg and the fact that he couldn't utilise his flexibility, he wasn't able to enjoy them to the fullest. Then he came across his friend playing volleyball and decided to give it a try. Due to his injured leg, he couldn't jump high. However, he made up for it with his flexibility, allowing him to twist and bend his bodies in seemingly impossible ways and su...

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Built my first version of Privly as an AI scrubber for corporate companies. The idea was simple: AI that removes sensitive data before employees post publicly. Thought I was smart going “enterprise-first.” Reality: Every conversation turned into: * “Are you SOC 2 compliant?” * “Do you have ISO 27001?” * “What about GDPR documentation?” * “Vendor security review?” * “Penetration test report?” * “DPA?” * “Security questionnaire (87 questions)?” I had: * A working AI scrubber * Paying pilot interest * Stripe set up * Real traction conversations * Zero compliance budget What I didn’t have: * $20k–$50k for SOC2 * Legal team * Auditor * Time to spen...

292 days. That's how long credential-based attacks go undetected on average, according to IBM's 2024 Cost of Data Breach Report. Nearly 10 months of shadow currents flowing through your infrastructure, moving system to system, crossing boundaries you thought were secure. It's the longest detection time of any attack vector, 34 days longer than the overall average. Those 292 days aren't empty time. They're 292 days of lateral movement, privilege escalation and reconnaissance. And in industrial environments where IT networks connect to operational technology, those credentials become something more dangerous than stolen passwords. They become the vessel carrying shad...

Built my first version of Privly as an AI scrubber for corporate companies. The idea was simple: AI that removes sensitive data before employees post publicly. Thought I was smart going “enterprise-first.” Reality: Every conversation turned into: * “Are you SOC 2 compliant?” * “Do you have ISO 27001?” * “What about GDPR documentation?” * “Vendor security review?” * “Penetration test report?” * “DPA?” * “Security questionnaire (87 questions)?” I had: * A working AI scrubber * Paying pilot interest * Stripe set up * Real traction conversations * Zero compliance budget What I didn’t have: * $20k–$50k for SOC2 * Legal team * Auditor * Time to spen...

Thought I'd ask if people have some suggestions to upgrades of parts on my current bike, in order to possibly make my rides smoother. Disclaimer: I know jack **** about bikes, only use it for commuting, so it may be that I use incorrect terms for describing things in the post. First some basic info about usage: * I only bike in the spring/summer/fall (until it gets slippery outside, live at 59.9° N so typically from early October to late March means no biking for me due to snow/ice and salt on the roads), but in all types of weather otherwise. * I only use the bike for commuting (17km each way to the office). The first few years I biked every other day (maximum three days per w...

they can't keep getting away with this, even tho i didn't personally like the new baby mobs and it will be a pain for texture pack creators, alot of people seem to like them and i can totally see that. But my main point resides in the **baby zombie**. they recently nerfed, on the surface, it doesn't really matter, and it will probably stay that way because the majority of the minecraft community will eat it up anyways. but i'm here for professional discussion regarding the ominous "baby zombie". The baby zombie was always a memorable part of the enemy roster, so many players dying to it including Ph1lza on his 5 year old hardcore world. it was difficult to deal ...

89 F-150 4x4 with inline 6 and 3 speed manual, single cab. I love this truck, but about a week ago it started making this tapping sound. It is intermittent. One day it does it, the next day not. On startup it is quiet but after idling for a bit it begins. Increases under revs. Put a rod on various pulleys, valve covers etc and cant locate the source. Checked the belt and fan. So confused. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Not sure if this is the right group, but I saw some old f-150s on here so here it is. Sorry if posted in the wrong place.