VR is a short term for Virtual Reality and it is probably where all the gamers and bored people and people who'd like to escape reality will be in a few years.
VR is pretty cool and fun to play, yet needs a lot of power and money.
P1: Yo bro wanna come play beat saber with me in my room?
P2: wait how will we play beat saber?
P1: Don't you know i have a VR set?
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Dun,
Dun,
Dun dun dun den,
And Another One Busts The Nut
Usually used in group chats, No Nut November and support groups for masturbation addicts to celebrate the leaving of a friend from the circle
Person A has left the chat "NNN"
Chat mod: and ANOBTN
The First Rule Of IT is turn off and then turn on again
The second rule is to plug it out of the power sourcce for 8 seconds and then plug it back
The third rule is to never doubt the indian technician guy
Example 1 :
when everything goes wrong with your computer remember the first rule of IT
Example 2 :
when in doubt power off and restart
Example 3 : actually a reference from the series AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D Season 5 Episode 2
when jemma a lead scientist tries to avoid getting hit by an enourmess astroid she talks about the first rule of IT and puts it in a good use by powering off and powering on the space ship
basically your basic cmd ( console command line ) but it gets injected with high leveled steroids
Person 1 : yo bro i just programmed this thicc script in cmd ( command line )
Bro : yeah i know dude but did you tried using it with powershell?
Person 1 : yeah i did bro , it even made my script work better harder and faster
Bro : yeah dude powershell is basically cmd on steroids
THIS SH1T IS CMD ON STEROIDS
Guy1: Hey Did You Know A Guy Hacked A Bank's Security System With CMD ON STEROIDS Wait That's Not The Name
Guy2: Yes Yes That Thing Named PowerShell Right?
Guy1: YES!
me and my friends were talking about tits and then friend C said TMBF and we all agreed on it
insec or in-sec depends on how edgy you are...
stands for internet-security or internet security
yesterday I was reading an insec/in-sec article related to CSRF,
can't believe it's so hard to defend against...
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