lol and back to scumbags..   

servicenow. hit their documentation pages, my entire browser is covered in "you got an ad block and cant load some content" slide outs ( i have popups blocked, they got around that  ) .  They eventually time out. But if you scroll, you get more.  According to Ublock, it removed over 40% of the page.    F-these people.   I ll be glad when i'm out of here.   i have never experienced such a bad company and terrible product in my life.  I thought Oracle was the top tier of scum. But no.

if i move to another entity later this year and not just retire, first question: "Do you now, or do you ever plan, on using service now" if yes, i walk out. ( or if its a virtual interview, just turn it off. )

( 2nd attempt to post after that above strangeness..  )

Did we get hacked, or someone find a way to break a room ( or ami broke :) )? And for what its worth when i posted in woof zone, and while it did apparently post, i was instantly transported here instead, with that mess above. 

We haven't been hacked, but some lowlife is trying:

Bottom Feeders> . Read User listing: katana
User Name                               Last Login
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katana                                                           2025-02-03
katana;echo $((197 + 494))&echo $((197 + 494))                   2025-02-02
katana;echo $((7608 + 6438))&echo $((7608 + 6438))               2025-02-01
katana;echo XRGHKF$((94+17))$(echo XRGHKF)XRGHKF                 2025-01-18
katana'mLyZOU<'">uvKwpW                                          2025-01-17
katana'OROLvD<'">YfcWzW                                          2025-01-17
katana.print(system(phpinfo()))                                  2025-02-02

Hey there "katana", if you're reading this, script injection attacks can never work here.  Our server architecture makes it impossible.  Even if you managed to get the web code to misbehave, you'd still only be able to work within the confines of your own user session.  And guess what, kiddo: the protocol the web server uses to talk to the back end is both exposed to the public and fully documented.

lowlifes such as this need to be taken out to the square for presentation, then taken out back to turn them into fertilizer, like we did in medieval times.

Still at it.. new username popped up. Same idea just different numbers in the 'injection' part.

Ya, i thought the same thing: They didn't do their research :)

Mon Feb 03 2025 18:32:19 UTC from darknetuser Subject: Re: Script injection attacks don't work here.

That, and Citadel is not PHP software.

#3 would to be just to crash things.. "let it burn" so to speak.

"Come March 28, those who opted to have their voice commands for Amazon's AI assistant Alexa processed locally on their Echo devices will lose that option, with all spoken requests pushed to the cloud for analysis."

All your data is ours. And the government.

"this is swat, open up or we kill you, we heard you threaten your spouse at 9:43pm"  "it was a freaking tv sho..   boom"

Ya, for just under 4 years, until its no longer 'politically beneficial' , then it will come back. And they will look at everyone history during that period, start bouncing people, and reporting them to the new federal administration as 'dissidents', to be rounded up for re-education. Zuckerburg is a scumbag just like Musk, dont trust him either.  

I do find it interesting its 'in the US'.  Money still wins over correctness. Cant lose that UK market. Nope.

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"Meta will shutter its fact-checking program across Facebook, Instagram and Threads on Monday, marking a major shift in the company’s content moderation strategy.

The announcement follows a January pledge by CEO Mark Zuckerberg to dial back censorship and restore “free speech” on Meta-owned platforms. Going forward, Meta will adopt a system modeled after X’s “Community Notes,” allowing users to affix context to posts with no penalties or content suppression — effectively ending the era of third-party fact-checkers rating and flagging information.

“By Monday afternoon, our fact-checking program in the US will be officially over,” Joel Kaplan, chief global affairs officer at Meta, wrote on X. “That means no new fact checks and no fact checkers. We announced in January we’d be winding down the program & removing penalties. In place of fact checks, the first Community Notes will start appearing gradually across Facebook, Threads & Instagram, with no penalties attached.”