or use randomly generated ones printed on the side of the device

sounds about right

so literally all they have to do to build up a botnet is first port scan an IP address range

and have a program sort through and launch attacks on the IPs with potentially unsecured IoT device

christ, remote connectivity is a nightmare these days

all we rely on at work is fucking unpaid teamviewer

just power cycling the devices would eliminate them from the botnet

but with ~75% of people being tech illiterate

there is no way it's gonna happen

the cat is out of the bag

my co-worker's computer ecks dee

that keyboard looks horrid

It's some trash laptop style Hewlett-Packard

lol those are fridges who is going to hack fridges ? xd

then no security

I'm using this machine it checks plant genetics and it costs 100 grand NZD

Welcome <@224012475849244673>!

pee on it

i really do question the australian used market

some nerd is selling a blue snowball for 90 aud

when you can get one shipped new from amazon for 92 AUD

like nigger what are you doing

i got my Blue Yeti mic and Audio Technica M-20X headphones for $120 USD last Christmas

($160 AUD)

did you replace the earpads?

nah

how have you lived

some of the worst pads ive ever used other than stock superlux pleathers

considering what I paid for them

it's alright

i'd rather not use headphones at all

I wish i could use speakers but there are other people in the house

but then again this is coming from a guy who is about to spend 85 AUD on earpads

which site do i use to aquire a binnie for the lowest price?

a binnie?

see webm

Welcome @Denzel!

a chink?

no but i buy some chink shit