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I found Aaryn through her "day with a newborn" video on YouTube. I was pregnant myself and saw she was pregnant with Adeline, so I started watching her vids to see what it was like to be a new mom, etc. When I found out about her Big Brother past, I didn't like it but figured maybe she was different now. So I still followed her.
Once the pandemic hit, she posted less videos so I followed her Instagram since she was pretty active there. I started to feel weird about supporting her when I saw she didn't speak a peep about Black Lives Matter during one of the first big protests. Literally she acted like it didn't exist, didn't even speak up to remain neutral to it, and she also remained off Instagram for those few days it was happening. Then she started with her Trump Daddy posts and that's pretty much when she lost me 🤷🏻‍♀️ I can support people with different opinions than my own but she was really taking jabs at anyone who didn't support her views.
Everything that's happened after that just confirms that she has issues and I actually found this forum because she kept bringing up "haters" and complaints but I never saw that in her comments? So I googled it and found yall!
It's sad, honestly, to see someone just spiral over time. It reminds me that influencers and celebrities are just regular people who find sucess and it doesn't erase any existing flaws or problems they may have.

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• About the research
• Why criminals hack websites
• Some hack, and some buy
• User databases
• Is it difficult to hack a website?
• Conclusions

About the research
Many businesses actively and productively use corporate sites, online stores, and web services to accomplish tasks. Customers register on these websites by leaving their personal data, make purchases by entering credit card information, and use cloud services to store information or use the resources provided to send their sensitive information. It is obvious that not only competitors, but also cybercriminals, would like to have access to such precious data, so it is no surprise when clients' personal data is leaked from yet another big company into the hands of criminals. Often, these events are associated with a successful attack on a company's web applications, as a result of which attackers gain access to the user database or steal other information. For example, in September 2020, hackers broke into more than 2,800 Magento-based online stores where they injected a malicious script that to scrape customers' personal information and payment card data.
As a result of hacking, both users and companies themselves may be affected. The web application security analysis conducted by Positive Technologies shows that criminals can conduct attacks on clients in 92% of web applications; in 68% of cases, there is a danger of a data leak; and in 16% of cases, attackers can gain control over the application and the server OS.
In this article, we will talk about why criminals hack websites, and what consequences there may be for the owners and users of hacked resources.
We have selected the ten most active forums on the dark web, which offer services for hacking websites, buying and selling databases, and accessing web resources. In total, more than 8 million users are registered on these forums, more than 7 million topics have been created, and more than 80 million messages have been published.
Note that this article does not consider ads that are posted in messages on such forums and related to services for organizing DDoS attacks on web resources, since in this case, the motives, goals, and tools of the attackers and those who hire them differ radically and go beyond the scope of this research.
Why criminals hack websites
In 90% of cases, users of darknet hacking forums search for a hacker who can provide them with access to a particular resource or who can download a user database. Seven percent of the messages include offers to hack websites. The rest of the messages are aimed at promoting hacking tools and programs and finding like-minded people to share hacking experience.
By offers, we mean ads published by service owners and hacker groups. They cannot act as indicators of supply and demand, as they are often posted only once. The demand for the services mentioned above can be estimated approximately only by individual inquiries from users who, for various reasons, did not make use of the information about the offers.
Figure 1. Categories of inquiries related to hacking websites
Since March 2020, we have noticed a surge of interest in website hacking. This might have been caused by an increase in the number of companies available via the Internet, which was triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Organizations that previously worked offline were forced to go online in order to maintain their customers and profits, and cybercriminals, naturally, took advantage of this situation.
The following graph shows the number of new ads on dark web forums. Ads are posted not only by new members, but also by hackers with an established reputation. The latter do this as a form of self-promotion. It is difficult to determine which ads are duplicates and which have lost relevance, so we do not give the number of hackers or groups that actively provided hacking services at the beginning of 2019 or who are doing it today.
Figure 2. Number of new ads related to hacking web resources on forums in 2019–2020
In about seven out of ten inquiries related to website hacking, the main goal is to gain access to a web resource. Not only can attackers steal sensitive information, but also sell access to web applications to so-called fences.
Figure 3. Distribution of inquiries by topic
Inquiries aimed at obtaining user or client databases from a targeted resource account for 21% of all ads. Competitors and spammers who collect lists of addresses for targeted phishing attacks aimed at a specific audience are primarily interested in acquiring this type of information.
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I've given up on getting any responses on Plex Support forums.
Plex Server is running relatively new hardware and Windows Server 2019, OS and drivers fully up to date. Nothing running on the server except for Plex, Tautulli and Pulseway monitoring service. OS running on metal and no virtualization.
Plex keeps crashing to the point where it gives an "503 Service Unavailable" error and killing all streams. This usually happens during load times (evenings) but nowhere near the limits of the hardware.
Everytime this happens I take a look at the logs and there is no obvious pattern, although I do often, but not always see the following at the end of the log file before crashing:

Mar 20, 2023 21:43:23.253 [15928] DEBUG - Selecting best audio stream for part ID 115844 (language: ) Mar 20, 2023 21:43:23.253 [15928] DEBUG - Audio Stream: 396015, Subtitle Stream: -1 

Any thoughts or ideas about the reason, how to troubleshoot and omonitor the 503 status would be greatly appreciated.
Would UptimeRobot for example be able to detect this error?

So I don't know if this is allowed, but I was wondering if anyone would want to do a local hangout post, I'll start, I'm in New Orleans..... Roll call...

Hello everyone,
My Girlfriend and I are planning to take a trip to New Orleans for Labor Day weekend in September. We plan on staying 3 nights, Friday -Monday.
My budget is to stay under $1,000 for 3 nights, I’ve come across 3 places that catch my attention but also have good recommendations from other Reddit posts and comments as well, those are Chateau Lemoyne, The Royal Sonesta, and Hotel Monteleone. Each of those put me between $600-$900 total, I wouldn’t mind spending an extra $100-$200 if it really is going to make a difference on choices and having a grater experience but I can’t imagine an extra bit of money would make a significant difference.
Ideally we want to be able to go to sleep at night, yes I know it’s the French Quarter and the noise is apart of the experience but I’ve heard plenty of people complain about the Monteleone being noisy Or anything close to or on Bourbon Street. Any help would be great! We also plan on trying the local foods, jazz spots, plantation tour, and haunted tours. We’re not heavy drinkers and don’t really drink tbh so that’s not a big deal for us. Thanks!

Hello everyone,
My Girlfriend and I are planning to take a trip to New Orleans for Labor Day weekend in September. We plan on staying 3 nights, Friday -Monday.
My budget is to stay under $1,000 for 3 nights, I’ve come across 3 places that catch my attention but also have good recommendations from other Reddit posts and comments as well, those are Chateau Lemoyne, The Royal Sonesta, and Hotel Monteleone. Each of those put me between $600-$900 total, I wouldn’t mind spending an extra $100-$200 if it really is going to make a difference on choices and having a grater experience but I can’t imagine an extra bit of money would make a significant difference.
Ideally we want to be able to go to sleep at night, yes I know it’s the French Quarter and the noise is apart of the experience but I’ve heard plenty of people complain about the Monteleone being noisy Or anything close to or on Bourbon Street. Any help would be great! We also plan on trying the local foods, jazz spots, plantation tour, and haunted tours. We’re not heavy drinkers and don’t really drink tbh so that’s not a big deal for us. Thanks!

Hi all,
We are looking to replace our 15 year old HVAC system. Home is 1-story, 1800 sqft in a hot and humid climate like New Orleans. We are looking for something that is reliable and that has parts that are easily sourced. Can a pro recommend a system?
These are the quotes we have received for a Rheem, Carrier or American Standard:
COMPANY A
Installs - Complete System ($9875 Cash, Check or Credit Card) 1.0 $10,850.00 Install a new 3.5-ton 14 Seer 2. 410A Rheem condenser w/pad. 3.5-ton electric furnace 10kw heat kit and 20x20x4 media filter w/return plenum (if needed). 3.5 ton Rheem box coil w/plenum, drain pan, and primary float switch. Flush copper lines and re-insulate. Add UV light to the system.
INCLUDES:
+ Adding a timed delay-on-break relay (compressor-saver) to unit + Resealing all air leaks at connections + Removing all old equipment + Hauling away debris + Surge Protector added to inside and outside unit + Hard Start Kit Added
WARRANTY: 10 Yr Conditional Parts Warranty* 1 Yr Labor Warranty*
COMPANY B 3.5-TON AC AND ELECTRIC HEATING SYSTEM INSTALLATION (Cash $9127.07 ) $10,808.67
INCLUDES: + 3.5-ton 15-SEER2 Carrier condenser + 3.5-ton Carrier air-handler + 15KW heat kit + Plenum + Emergency drain pan + Emergency drain pan float switch + Condenser pad + Heater stands + Hard-start kit
WARRANTY: 2-year labor warranty, 10-year parts warranty w/registration
COMPANY C
Equipment: Furnish and install American Standard 3 ½ ton, R-410 condenser with matching American Standard air handler with 15 Kw electric heat.
Option 1: 14.3 SEER2 Condenser M # 4A7A4042N1000 Air Handler M # TEM4AOC43M41SB $8,239.00 – 4% = $7,909.00
Option 2: 15.2 SEER2 Condenser M # 4A7A5042N1000A Air Handler M # TEM4AOC43M41SB $9,086.00 – 4% = $ 8,722.00
INCLUDES:
+ Flush refrigerant lines and add liquid line filter drier and sight glass. + Sheet metal supply plenum with volume dampers. + Cut back and retrofit all supply ducts. + New emergency drain pan and safety float switch. + Re work condensate drains and add clean out and valve for drain flushing. + Reinstall the current UV light, as well as the In line filtering system. + New condenser slab, suction line insulation. + Disposal of all old material and equipment.
WARRANTY: 10 year compressor, 10 year coils , and 10 year all parts. 1 year labor.

The Cooler Server [TCS]
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About The Cooler Server
The Cooler Server is a laid-back military simulation community that aims to provide a more enjoyable alternative to traditional Arma milsim units. You won't find ranks, or power-hungry staff members. Instead, we'll show you that you can play tactically without sacrificing your pride with virtual pushups. Just laid back, structured gameplay in a fun and helpful environment.
Roles
Rather than locking you in to a role that you'll grow tired of in a few weeks, we give you the freedom to play whatever you'd like, whenever you'd like! While roles can be limited on an operation to operation basis, we'll try our best to offer a variety of options that keep you entertained and engaged.
Attendance
We understand that time is a commodity that not everyone has, so our policy on attendance is flexible. New members are required to attend at least one op within the first 30 days of joining, however after that we don't have ANY attendance requirements. Can't make it this week? No big deal. Need to take a break from the game? That's fine too! While we might temporarily mark you as inactive on our website, we'll be here whenever you're ready to return.
Missions
While our community's sole purpose is to have fun, we like to implement real tactics and strategy during our operations. We also understand that shooting brainless AI can get tedious and boring, so our missions are hand-made every week by our seasoned mission makers. Our operations last around 2-3 hours and typically have 40-50 players on our Saturday Op Night.
Beginners
New to the game? No problem! We've all been there, and we can understand how intimidating it is to play with a unit for the first time. Our staff is full of veteran Arma players who can explain the ins and outs of almost anything you'd want to learn. We also understand that your first operation might not go smoothly, so we'll be sure to pair you with a fire team full of helpful veterans to get you through the fight!
Requirements

For your first operation with TCS, we ask that you show-up an hour early on either a Wednesday or Friday night, so we can walk you through some of our mods and recommended keybinds. If you can't make it, arrangements can be made with a TCS Staff Member. If this is your first time playing Arma, we are more than happy to teach you the basics of the game.

• 18+
• Working Mic
• Fluent English
• Working copy of Arma 3
• Expansions/DLC:
  • APEX
  • Contact
  • S.O.G. Prairie Fire
  • Global Mobilization
  • Western Sahara
• Willingness to play Arma in 1st person
• Willingness to download our mod pack with Swifty.

Submit an application and join our cult community!
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• 09:00PM (2100) Eastern
• 01:00AM (0100) GMT

“He [Sengun] is playing hard, and he is talented,” said Valančiūnas. “He has a bright future. If he is going to keep working and keep doing what he does, he is going to be good. We were battling, and he is not backing down, and that is what I like. He is tough, and if he is going to continue doing that, he is going to be good, for sure.”
https://twitter.com/BigSargeSportz/status/1637810405354479621
https://rocketswire.usatoday.com/2023/03/20/young-rockets-center-alperen-sengun-earns-respect-of-veteran-jonas-valanciunas/?taid=64188458e27f2500019336b0&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

Ski Touring Helmet - Backcountry Access - BC Air
$100 shipped, Venmo preferred
Condition: New
Color: White
White - Large/X-Large
Brand new in box. Didn't fit my head, so I'm selling it.
More info here: https://www.mountainproject.com/forum/topic/123894886/fs-100-shipped-ski-touring-helmet-bc-air

I filed my original claim on March 16, 2022. I’ve had one C&P exam and no movement since November. I called in January to find out a status update and found out it had been worked on that same morning.
My regional office is New Orleans. Does anyone have a good contact for a VSO here that actual works or a POC doing claims here? I’m at a loss for who to talk to to get things moving. TIA