I was a quality engineer assistant that worked directly with POSIX applications and internal NT kernel architecture. I was recently fired for stealing all the grape soda from the company stash that was hidden away in the cupboards of the department heads office. He was planning on fermenting it because we aren't allowed to have alcohol on the premises. I got canned, rather than him and his grape soda.
And yes, Microsoft has a micro penis.
Anyway, I had a lot of exposure to the internal workings of NT maintenance protocols, specifically with kernel bug fixes. The KB4012215 UK hospital national health service was deployed by my department. We laughed when shit hit the fan. After an internal investigation, it was concluded that an AIRSP, otherwise known as an AI Syntax Checker, which ensures that code is ready to be deployed.
I'm going to go drink some old expired grape soda while I look for another job. Ask away.
So you are saying that AI helps write code?? Skynet incoming!!!!!!!!!!!!
Justin Sanders
That's righ!
Dylan Barnes
Give us some info about some hidden botnet exploits.
James Nelson
Don't know about botnet stuff, but there's a builtin password that bypasses login used for technical work but I don't know it
Brody Wood
>No alcohol on premise Wrong and hilarious at that. Tell me what color was your badge my boy? Oh wait you don't know badge colors cause you don't work here.
Hahah yeah if you worked for us you're just a subcontractor not the real deal.
Wrong again my boy, the core OS comes with no built-in account save for a one (disabled by default and `nix has this same account by default)/one that is only instantiated during a very specific process.
>>> > Anonymous 11/26/18(Mon)21:52:24 No.68675284▶ > >You've got a lot of nerve posting in here. What's your badge color? I don't know, I only worked there for 2 days.
