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this post was submitted on 03 Jan 2026
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I can't engage with you when you can't or won't quote the full sentence. You are literally picking a section of a sentence, stripping it of context so it looks wrong, and then pretending I said that.
The point I am making is that the only way you're getting into my network is if you're sitting on a crazy 0day for Debian, Apache or PHP. My network isn't a playground that I set up like a jigsaw for someone to "solve". There's nothing to solve, it's not a CTF. You can't dump points into a hacking skill and magically bypass some of the most vetted and battle-tested software in the world.