Are they daisy chaining those power cords at the bottom of the screen? May have a real fire pretty soon!
@lawlygaming86228 сағат бұрын
I haven't wanted to go to a convention so much until I saw this. Shame I won't be able to make it.
@atomicswoosh9 сағат бұрын
Next week: Ollam teaches you criminal law in case you want to pretend to be a lawyer for pentesting 😂
@sirgarberto11 сағат бұрын
41:35 just one thing. "dashi" with no qualifiers is not vegan, it's has bonito in it. "konbu-dashi" is the one made from just kelp. "shiitake-dashi" would also be vegan, but won't have any sea flavors
@edelaney8012 сағат бұрын
I thoroughly enjoyed your talk. I was a firefighter for 20 years and knew a lot of what you were talking about and you made sprinkler systems fun! I took a college course that made me want to knaw my arm off and beat myself silly for signing up for it. I also got hurt on the job and became disabled so I went back to school to get my degree in Network Security and Social Engineering was one of my all time favorite classes. Thank you for your videos I am already watching another one. Stay Safe!
@ncrshane1919Күн бұрын
Awesome talk as always. A little anecdote in reference to the section around 50 mins with fake service vehicles. I know a guy who got lost and ended up in a "secure" area at Pratt & Whitney, he had a silver Jeep with a Whelen light bar on the roof he used for roadside assistance. He made a wrong turn and security waved him right through a security checkpoint. He was trying to find the way out and started seeing "Restricted Area" signage... He was helping block traffic at a wreck with that same vehicle one time and cops put a guy in his back seat thinking it was a patrol car. He had a net behind the front seats to hang stuff on and they apparently thought it was a cage. Never underestimate what you can get away with when you drive a plain vehicle with emergency lights.
@elirevzen418Күн бұрын
I know someone who's a child of immigrants (with permanent residency thankfully) and a trans life partner in the US. Being prepared like this is vital for people at risk like that so thank you for putting this talk together. In that light I'd like to add something to that list: if you or someone you care about is a legal alien from a country that might go to bat for them keep the embassy/citizen services phone number for their country of origin. All the Miranda Rights and Due Process in the states do not apply to non US citizens. They can, and have, just vanned people.
@DanBowkleyКүн бұрын
Regarding setting off carbon monoxide sensors, yes just like smoke detector test sprays there are also CO detector testers. Solo C6 for example. Not cheap, like $40 a can, but they get it done. A TV show I watched long ago (NCIS I think?) had a plot element where someone was killed with a spray of CO gas to the face from what looked like a CO2 cartridge, but I have no idea if those actually exist. Supposedly it was used in photography somehow.
@inkfoxes4941Күн бұрын
The sad fact of any compliance related field is you're going to spend half your career reminding people that "Probably" is not a term you want to rely on in court. "Eh, it'll probably be fine," is an excuse I've heard so many times. Compliance is generally a whole hell of a lot cheaper than paying fines, handling bad press, and getting sued. So many companies don't or won't get it until you break it down financially for them. Even then, people ignore you. Job security, I guess.
@TrashHeapCustodianКүн бұрын
Local 58 shirt? I see you are one of culture as well 😉
@NaoPbКүн бұрын
Cool shirt, now I want one too. Love that channel.
@jeremiahhudson1974Күн бұрын
I appreciate the hackers reference
@nicknackoutdoors2045Күн бұрын
Making the TSA lock so that it won’t release a key open is genius!
@JannoverКүн бұрын
Really informative and funny presentation as always. Btw what laser pointer/slide changer are you using or what do you recommend?
@smpk9667Күн бұрын
This is my new favorite talk of yours, super interesting.
@TrwidickКүн бұрын
Thank you for the paper airplane!!!! It was amazing. Will see you soon!
@TrwidickКүн бұрын
From pink shirt guy in photo
@AuthenticUnicorn19 сағат бұрын
OooOo I get to meet you too! Hi!
@allenra530Күн бұрын
State capitols have all been colonized by liberal Democrats and the airport staff and TSA personnel are mostly liberal Democrats who are intentionally ignorant about travelers with firearms in their checked luggage. Reno is populated by Californians who got out of California, but brought their liberal attitudes with them.
@deepspacemachinesКүн бұрын
My union membership card has an RFID absorber built into it that works amazingly to solve that problem.
@Incendiary72 күн бұрын
Zero Cool & Acid Burn 😆
@LeeDavisonYo2 күн бұрын
Oh god, I'm from the other side of the pond and have nothing to do with this event, but I really want a deerpunk snood. That thing looks cool
@heroslippy66662 күн бұрын
I am surprised people are not hand sewing there own. You could have all sorts of wacky fabric patterns.
@leechowning27122 күн бұрын
For the CO2 detector, it is pretty simple... think kids volcano. Small bottle of vinegar and an anti-acid. Put it in the cup, put the cup near the sensor... sensor will not be happy.
@Veilure2 күн бұрын
I'm a bit young for ToorCamp, but as a recent admit to the UW's school of CS I hope to see you there in the future! 🤩
@juliandreyer71372 күн бұрын
this is an amazing idea. America is too expensive to get to sadly
@dirkcjelli2 күн бұрын
The rule is, anyone who thinks malort is funny has to bring two bottles of something agreeable to most. but I'm not a cop. And I'm not going. So... I'm guessing people are going to bring a lot of gag drinks.
@AuthenticUnicorn19 сағат бұрын
This! Yes! Please!
@charliexwallace2 күн бұрын
is that kos winning two seperate bottles?
@0x4rk02 күн бұрын
DC253 will donate some contents, we host our meetups at a pirate tiki bar! (Also shooting an email)
@coffeegonewrong2 күн бұрын
Just an addendum to the discussion about an Emergency Power Off tie/in. There are exceptions. Datacenters with multiple redundancies for power (Generator, UPS, etc) don’t always have a safe/easy way to kill power during a fire. I know of at least one building the fire department just has it noted to always assume that room is energized. Since it has separate gas fire suppression , they didn’t expect to be fighting fires in there anyways.
@wifigod2 күн бұрын
Man, I've been wanting to go to ToorCamp since the Moses Lake missile silo days, but still haven't been able to make it work. This post has inspired me to check if any friends are going this year... Similar to Burning Man, I just need to find "my people" and I'll likely become a regular, lol. Anyway, I hope it's a blast (as usual) for you guys this year! Love your art/project!!!
@DoesNotComphoot2 күн бұрын
"Not about all the puppygirls out there." Deviant, holy fucking shit.
@eipeafaine2 күн бұрын
1:35:01 ?!
@IsamuSushi2 күн бұрын
What I don’t understand is why didn’t they adjust the depth of the cutter to a 0 cut to zero out the machine before they started??? Most of the precision tools I get from the factory are close, but they’re not zeroed in… specially when it’s a knock off or a cheaply made tool! Not only can you adjust the depth of the cutter you can adjust how much tension the ball bearings put on each detent so you don’t knock it out of place accidentally.
@dovy62 күн бұрын
You can fart on co alarms to set many of them off
@user-fd6hy4wp2t2 күн бұрын
10 minutes 41 seconds in. No f****** way. General deviant puts a different perspective to a lesson taught decades ago in person. The same videos... The water plant... The server room... "The secret government spray" 22233. The bar latch. In HIGH QUALITY VIDEO. Shoutout to you, If I ever see ya I got a drink with ur name on it
@iggymac34732 күн бұрын
wow bro that's great very cool man
@AndyKraken2 күн бұрын
Glad you mentioned Kara updates coming, was planning on asking for updates. Hope she's alright given the circumstances
@VictoriousGardenosaurus2 күн бұрын
Something worth considering, in addition to a uniform or toolkit, consider bringing a small piece of fire rated glass, sized to the stairwell doors. The glass has descriptive stickers all over it, and weighs about 5 pounds. Kind of a heavy access card, to be sure.
@ts757arse2 күн бұрын
Diversity of trolling, lol. Nice one, Dev.
@xavierleblanc59672 күн бұрын
I don't think it's dumb, but I'm curious if simply holding the same class independently at each location is easier? You loose the ability for cross-location questions, but if you already have the instructors why bother with the simulcast? I have also never actually attended one of these, so I may be missing a crucial piece of information.
@AuthenticUnicorn2 күн бұрын
I am very excited for ToorCamp and I will be bringing some of my own goodies to trade and give away from our camp too! 😊🦄
@BIGV1N2 күн бұрын
Such a good idea to let people tap their prizes!
@ninjaofslo2 күн бұрын
Oh I love the Hacker’s reference!
@DavidClunie2 күн бұрын
The Incompetency of these people is astounding.
@OldRancher2 күн бұрын
Hmm, In all my travels I never ever had my locks damaged or tampered with, the only complaint I have had is it's rough handling of the gun cases.
@meh.75392 күн бұрын
There are no words to describe how much I respect you for how much you do for this community.
@DeviantOllam2 күн бұрын
We do what we can with what we've got 💚
@heatherryan98202 күн бұрын
You're always at all the cool events. Unfortunately, I'll have to wait until someone comes to Portland. But it's cool, cause I don't drink anyways, so hope y'all have fun, and be safe.
@TheBobbytables2 күн бұрын
Love a good Blind Chicken!
@curtishoffmann69562 күн бұрын
Would love to go, if I could ever get out of Japan. Sigh.
@DeviantOllam2 күн бұрын
Planes from from Japan to Seattle 👍
@curtishoffmann69562 күн бұрын
@@DeviantOllam Really? Better goggle that... Actually, I'd love to go, but can't because of family issues.
@MarvinCZ2 күн бұрын
This is unrelated but I just have to share: I picked my first RL lock a few days ago! It was a love lock sullying a local historical bridge. Unfortunately I promptly dropped my turning tool over the edge, so that was the end of that adventure. It seems people use real locks for this nowadays, not just the cheapest of the cheap stuff. People even use disc detainer locks. The one I did was a regular pin tumbler lock, I picked it because it had a shrouded shackle that would make it harder to remove with bolt cutters, which we'll have to do soon.
@MarvinCZ2 күн бұрын
After thinking about it, I stopped there again tonight and removed a couple more. I still have a long way to go before I'm proficient, though.
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what a flying clown show
Are they daisy chaining those power cords at the bottom of the screen? May have a real fire pretty soon!
I haven't wanted to go to a convention so much until I saw this. Shame I won't be able to make it.
Next week: Ollam teaches you criminal law in case you want to pretend to be a lawyer for pentesting 😂
41:35 just one thing. "dashi" with no qualifiers is not vegan, it's has bonito in it. "konbu-dashi" is the one made from just kelp. "shiitake-dashi" would also be vegan, but won't have any sea flavors
I thoroughly enjoyed your talk. I was a firefighter for 20 years and knew a lot of what you were talking about and you made sprinkler systems fun! I took a college course that made me want to knaw my arm off and beat myself silly for signing up for it. I also got hurt on the job and became disabled so I went back to school to get my degree in Network Security and Social Engineering was one of my all time favorite classes. Thank you for your videos I am already watching another one. Stay Safe!
Awesome talk as always. A little anecdote in reference to the section around 50 mins with fake service vehicles. I know a guy who got lost and ended up in a "secure" area at Pratt & Whitney, he had a silver Jeep with a Whelen light bar on the roof he used for roadside assistance. He made a wrong turn and security waved him right through a security checkpoint. He was trying to find the way out and started seeing "Restricted Area" signage... He was helping block traffic at a wreck with that same vehicle one time and cops put a guy in his back seat thinking it was a patrol car. He had a net behind the front seats to hang stuff on and they apparently thought it was a cage. Never underestimate what you can get away with when you drive a plain vehicle with emergency lights.
I know someone who's a child of immigrants (with permanent residency thankfully) and a trans life partner in the US. Being prepared like this is vital for people at risk like that so thank you for putting this talk together. In that light I'd like to add something to that list: if you or someone you care about is a legal alien from a country that might go to bat for them keep the embassy/citizen services phone number for their country of origin. All the Miranda Rights and Due Process in the states do not apply to non US citizens. They can, and have, just vanned people.
Regarding setting off carbon monoxide sensors, yes just like smoke detector test sprays there are also CO detector testers. Solo C6 for example. Not cheap, like $40 a can, but they get it done. A TV show I watched long ago (NCIS I think?) had a plot element where someone was killed with a spray of CO gas to the face from what looked like a CO2 cartridge, but I have no idea if those actually exist. Supposedly it was used in photography somehow.
The sad fact of any compliance related field is you're going to spend half your career reminding people that "Probably" is not a term you want to rely on in court. "Eh, it'll probably be fine," is an excuse I've heard so many times. Compliance is generally a whole hell of a lot cheaper than paying fines, handling bad press, and getting sued. So many companies don't or won't get it until you break it down financially for them. Even then, people ignore you. Job security, I guess.
Local 58 shirt? I see you are one of culture as well 😉
Cool shirt, now I want one too. Love that channel.
I appreciate the hackers reference
Making the TSA lock so that it won’t release a key open is genius!
Really informative and funny presentation as always. Btw what laser pointer/slide changer are you using or what do you recommend?
This is my new favorite talk of yours, super interesting.
Thank you for the paper airplane!!!! It was amazing. Will see you soon!
From pink shirt guy in photo
OooOo I get to meet you too! Hi!
State capitols have all been colonized by liberal Democrats and the airport staff and TSA personnel are mostly liberal Democrats who are intentionally ignorant about travelers with firearms in their checked luggage. Reno is populated by Californians who got out of California, but brought their liberal attitudes with them.
My union membership card has an RFID absorber built into it that works amazingly to solve that problem.
Zero Cool & Acid Burn 😆
Oh god, I'm from the other side of the pond and have nothing to do with this event, but I really want a deerpunk snood. That thing looks cool
I am surprised people are not hand sewing there own. You could have all sorts of wacky fabric patterns.
For the CO2 detector, it is pretty simple... think kids volcano. Small bottle of vinegar and an anti-acid. Put it in the cup, put the cup near the sensor... sensor will not be happy.
I'm a bit young for ToorCamp, but as a recent admit to the UW's school of CS I hope to see you there in the future! 🤩
this is an amazing idea. America is too expensive to get to sadly
The rule is, anyone who thinks malort is funny has to bring two bottles of something agreeable to most. but I'm not a cop. And I'm not going. So... I'm guessing people are going to bring a lot of gag drinks.
This! Yes! Please!
is that kos winning two seperate bottles?
DC253 will donate some contents, we host our meetups at a pirate tiki bar! (Also shooting an email)
Just an addendum to the discussion about an Emergency Power Off tie/in. There are exceptions. Datacenters with multiple redundancies for power (Generator, UPS, etc) don’t always have a safe/easy way to kill power during a fire. I know of at least one building the fire department just has it noted to always assume that room is energized. Since it has separate gas fire suppression , they didn’t expect to be fighting fires in there anyways.
Man, I've been wanting to go to ToorCamp since the Moses Lake missile silo days, but still haven't been able to make it work. This post has inspired me to check if any friends are going this year... Similar to Burning Man, I just need to find "my people" and I'll likely become a regular, lol. Anyway, I hope it's a blast (as usual) for you guys this year! Love your art/project!!!
"Not about all the puppygirls out there." Deviant, holy fucking shit.
1:35:01 ?!
What I don’t understand is why didn’t they adjust the depth of the cutter to a 0 cut to zero out the machine before they started??? Most of the precision tools I get from the factory are close, but they’re not zeroed in… specially when it’s a knock off or a cheaply made tool! Not only can you adjust the depth of the cutter you can adjust how much tension the ball bearings put on each detent so you don’t knock it out of place accidentally.
You can fart on co alarms to set many of them off
10 minutes 41 seconds in. No f****** way. General deviant puts a different perspective to a lesson taught decades ago in person. The same videos... The water plant... The server room... "The secret government spray" 22233. The bar latch. In HIGH QUALITY VIDEO. Shoutout to you, If I ever see ya I got a drink with ur name on it
wow bro that's great very cool man
Glad you mentioned Kara updates coming, was planning on asking for updates. Hope she's alright given the circumstances
Something worth considering, in addition to a uniform or toolkit, consider bringing a small piece of fire rated glass, sized to the stairwell doors. The glass has descriptive stickers all over it, and weighs about 5 pounds. Kind of a heavy access card, to be sure.
Diversity of trolling, lol. Nice one, Dev.
I don't think it's dumb, but I'm curious if simply holding the same class independently at each location is easier? You loose the ability for cross-location questions, but if you already have the instructors why bother with the simulcast? I have also never actually attended one of these, so I may be missing a crucial piece of information.
I am very excited for ToorCamp and I will be bringing some of my own goodies to trade and give away from our camp too! 😊🦄
Such a good idea to let people tap their prizes!
Oh I love the Hacker’s reference!
The Incompetency of these people is astounding.
Hmm, In all my travels I never ever had my locks damaged or tampered with, the only complaint I have had is it's rough handling of the gun cases.
There are no words to describe how much I respect you for how much you do for this community.
We do what we can with what we've got 💚
You're always at all the cool events. Unfortunately, I'll have to wait until someone comes to Portland. But it's cool, cause I don't drink anyways, so hope y'all have fun, and be safe.
Love a good Blind Chicken!
Would love to go, if I could ever get out of Japan. Sigh.
Planes from from Japan to Seattle 👍
@@DeviantOllam Really? Better goggle that... Actually, I'd love to go, but can't because of family issues.
This is unrelated but I just have to share: I picked my first RL lock a few days ago! It was a love lock sullying a local historical bridge. Unfortunately I promptly dropped my turning tool over the edge, so that was the end of that adventure. It seems people use real locks for this nowadays, not just the cheapest of the cheap stuff. People even use disc detainer locks. The one I did was a regular pin tumbler lock, I picked it because it had a shrouded shackle that would make it harder to remove with bolt cutters, which we'll have to do soon.
After thinking about it, I stopped there again tonight and removed a couple more. I still have a long way to go before I'm proficient, though.