#linustechtips

[chaoddity]

Huge security flaw in phone

Oh boy oh boy does this make me extremely uncomfortable. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVyu7NB7W6Y

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[nervouswreck-96]

I did not have "GamersNexus feuding with LinusTechTips" on my 2023 bingo card

[lusin333]

I, @Lusin333, have a GIGABYTE Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 WINDFORCE V2 24G graphics card (GV-N4090WF3V2-24GD).

I will be using this to help with my animations, 3D rendering and video projects. I will be gaming in 16k with it as well.

Thanks to Gigabyte & Nvidia for sending the most powerful and expensive GPU of 2022 & 2023 to me FOR FREE.

[tech-n-autos]

Classic

[volmie]

I feel like I'm literally watching Linus/LTT and Elon Musk have a competition for who can drive their company into the ground the fastest. LTT came out swinging the past few days, I don't think the company will ever recover from everything that came to the public eye, but then here comes Elon removing the block feature from Twitter and opening up avenues for more awful behavior on a site already plagued by it.

Source for that

Not gonna link everything about LTT, there's droves of it though, fairly sure you can just type LTT into Google and find it all, sites have been covering it more and more.

[patrik6090]

Y'all as celebrity's

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Wth man.....

[thegalwithaoriginalname]

Damn fr? Well thanks for the tips

Reblog if you have a burning hatred for laptops.

[beesmygod]

dude as a complete outside to the tech world in general this linustechtips thing is insane entirely because i cannot fathom having the brain rot that spurs you to offload another person's invention. like someone fucking made that contraption dude. where did he think he came from

[zerosecurity]

Crown Equipment Corporation a Major Forklift Manufacturer Hacked

Key Takeaways

- Crown Equipment Corporation, a major forklift manufacturer, faces a suspected cyberattack and global IT outage. - Production plants have been shut down, and employees report unpaid due to IT issues. - While the company remains tight-lipped, employees and online discussions suggest a potential ransomware attack. - The lack of official communication has fueled speculation and criticism of Crown's incident handling. - The situation highlights the importance of cybersecurity preparedness and transparent communication during data breaches or cyberattacks.According to reports, Crown Equipment Corporation, one of the world's largest manufacturers of forklift trucks and industrial equipment, has been the victim of a suspected cyberattack. The incident has resulted in a global IT outage, forcing the company to shut down production plants worldwide and leaving employees without access to critical systems. About Crown Equipment CorporationCrown Equipment Corporation, headquartered in New Bremen, Ohio, United States, is the fifth-largest manufacturer of forklift trucks, industrial trucks, and high-rack conveyors globally. The company has regional headquarters in Australia, China, Germany, and Singapore, with its European headquarters located in Feldkirchen near Munich, Germany. Crown also operates a production facility in Roding, Bavaria, Germany. Worldwide IT Systems Down and Production HaltedSince Monday, June 10, 2024, production at Crown's sites in Roding, Germany, has been at a standstill due to a reported IT system outage. The company's websites (crown.com) are inaccessible, with attempts to visit resulting in an error message stating "crown.com is temporarily unavailable." Additionally, the company's phone lines appear to be down, making it challenging to reach them. Suspicions of a Cyberattack and Ransomware InvolvementWhile Crown Equipment Corporation's management remains tight-lipped about the situation, reports from employees and online discussions suggest a potential cyberattack, possibly involving ransomware. Employees have taken to social media platforms like Twitter and Reddit to express their frustrations, claiming they have not been paid due to the IT issues One Twitter user, allegedly a Crown employee, stated, "thanks for letting your servers be hacked and not paying your employees. It's not like we have bills or anything. I thought I worked for a better company." Another tweet from a purported employee read, "Hey Jon, I work for Crown Equipment, a billion-dollar company with 19,000 plus employees. We were hit with a cyberattack and are currently not working. Now they tell us no pay! This after bragging about being an employee-first company, have to love corporate America." A Reddit thread was started to discuss the hack:https://www.reddit.com/r/LinusTechTips/comments/1denozy/crown_lift_trucks_experiencing_phishing_hack/ Lack of Official Communication and SpeculationCrown Equipment Corporation has yet to release an official statement regarding the nature of the incident or the extent of the impact. This lack of communication has fueled speculation and rumors within the cybersecurity community and among employees. Reports indicate that the company has advised employees not to clear data from their tablets and has implemented additional security measures, such as reducing the timeout function for multi-factor authentication (MFA) and restricting access to Office 365 applications like email, Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive to company devices only. Handling of the Incident CriticizedThe way Crown Equipment Corporation has handled this incident has drawn criticism from cybersecurity experts and observers. The lack of transparency and clear communication has left customers and employees in the dark, leading to widespread speculation and concerns about the potential data breach and its implications. Read the full article

[bunabi]

i dont know how you feel about extremely enthusiastic canadians with adhd but if you havent run across the channel yet, linustechtips on youtube has a very easy to follow video on how to build pcs, unsurprisingly called 'how to build a pc'. i def watched it when i was first building my pc and it helped a lot.

bookmarked! thanks! :^)

[netscapenavigator-official]

The way I immediately despise a YouTube channel the second they try growing their channel into a media company. I have every MatPat and LinusTechTips channel on “Do Not Recommend,” and I will not hesitate to add more.

[bobrman]

linustechtips “my wife is excellent breeding stock” vs william osman “my wife is the reason i’m still alive”

the yard married men guest spectrum

[lusin333]

I, @Lusin333, have a Dell NVIDIA GeForce GTX 280 GPU (0X103G).

I will put this GPU in my crypto mining rig so I can mine more Bitcoin or some other cryptocurrency.

Thanks to Dell for giving this graphics card to me FOR FREE.

[ryjelsum]

i'm the linustechtips of faggots

[noresultsfound]

I dont understand how this is the only post (that i can find, so far, on tumblr) talking about this. people should be, and are, outraged

it goes to show that just because you are being advertised something by a reputable (linusTechTips is one of the affected promoters) person or group, you can't always trust that they've thoroughly investigated the company theyre being sponsored by, and even if they have, whether theyre willing (or able, due to the sponsors rules) to disclose the reasons why they've parted ways with a company openly

i implore you to add more things to this list but ive gathered a couple ideas for ways you can investigate whether a company (particularly those that pair with influencers) is being authentic

the most common advice- does it sound too good to be true?: something that came up a lot in honey sponsors was a line that went something like "what have you got to lose?" or "theres no reason not to" - we obviously now know that, you have a lot to lose and there ARE reasons not to

check previous/parent company names- a lot of people didn't know until the news broke yesterday that Honey is owned and run by paypal. if they had known that before, knowing paypal's murky at best background, how many people would have chosen not to instal the extension? as an addition to this point, check the owner of the company and some of the things they are known for saying/doing

do at least a little bit of searching for every investment- before you commit to ANY sponsored product or service please do a little bit of scouring. the more people investigating these things, the more likely that things like the honey scandal will be found sooner. something to consider, if you screen record what you do there is evidence if something happens that you dont know how to repeat.

like i said, this list is not exhaustive so please add to it if you can. stay safe tumblr

if you have the Honey browser extension installed, uninstall it immediately. big big story broke on youtube today strongly indicating that Honey has been massively defrauding basically everyone who does any business with them at every level, including influencers, customers, and actual retailers.

the short version of ONE of the alleged crimes is that they've been hijacking referral links and codes. if you have honey installed on your browser at all, and you use any referral code from anyone, there is a high probability honey will swap out the referral link identifier for their own even if they don't provide a coupon at checkout.

they also are just lying to you, and hiding coupons that very much exist. they're completely fraudulent

paypal bought honey in 2019 for 4 billion, so paypal has been strip mining the influencer economy for 5 years now. the amount of money that's been essentially stolen is unfathomable

[nosetoons]

Aw yes, my favorite guide to modding my PlayStation 2: "The Deserved Downfall of LinusTechTips"