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10 Sweet And Scary Things About Windows 8: A Guide To The Benefits And Risks

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  • Aug 13, 2023
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Marisa (she/her) has covered all things parenting, from the postpartum period through the empty nest, for Good Housekeeping since 2018; she previously wrote about parents and families at Parents and Working Mother. She lives with her husband and daughter in Brooklyn, where she can be found dominating the audio round at her local bar trivia night or tweeting about movies.




10 Sweet And Scary Things About Windows 8



My impression is that many people certainly feel this way about heap corruptions, which are indeed difficult because they are unpredictable in nature, and the mitigations are always evolving. About every couple of years, some major security improvement would be introduced, likely terminating a vulnerability class or an exploitation technique. Although a Black Hat talk may follow explaining that, those talks are probably overwhelming for the most part. People may get a grasp of the theory, it still remains a scary topic, and they still don't even know where to start.


One way that guarantees I will learn about a vulnerability is by figuring out how to create it and mess with it. That's what we'll do today. Since heap corruption is such a scary topic, let's start with a heap overflow on Windows 10.


Modern heap exploitation is a fascinating and difficult subject to master. It takes a lot of time and effort to reverse engineer the internals of the application before you know what you can leverage to instrument the corruption. Most of us can be easily overwhelmed by this, and sometimes we end up feeling like we know almost nothing about the subject. However, since most memory corruption problems are based on C/C++, you can build your own vulnerable cases to experience them. That way, when you face a real CVE, it is no longer a scary topic: You know how to identify the primitives, and you have given yourself a shot at exploiting the CVE.


Thank you so much for this article! Our 8 year old daughter has had increasing anxiety that hit a new high with the start of school. She was sad to leave the house, crying at school drop off, and we had seen a marked change in her personality. We had already added a jorinal for her to write about her feelings and soothing music at night for sleeping. We talked about anxiety, fight or flight, and the amygdala with her today, following the recommendations in your article and already we have seen glimpses of our girl coming back to us. She named her amygdala Nicky and and says that he is a dragon warrior, who is super protective. Putting her in control of Nicky has already made a huge difference and it was like seeing a light switch turn on. She knows she has the power to ask for help now and vocalize what was before a scary and unknown process happening to her body. Thanks again for making everything so relatable and easy to understand for kids.


Im going to give this a try, ive been trying to find a creepy program i saw in the late 70s early 80s about a little girl in a white house that has an imaginary friend who does bad things. Theres something about a blackboard and a dressing up party? Any ideas?


My friends and I originally thought we would "ride it out" in our hotel room, and were almost poking fun at the evacuation room that was set up. We figured we would hole up in our room with food and wine and watch movies until the government formally shut down the power grid, as planned and mentioned in the bulletins they were sending us. Everything was going "as planned" for us until about 8:30pm. The sliding glass doors were shaking violently, and then all of a sudden a large portion of a palm tree snapped off and hit our window. It didn't shatter, fortunately, but the scare was enough for us to put all of our things in the bathroom, grab our passports and wallets, and make a beeline for the hotel ballroom. At that point in our room, there was water already starting to gurgle get sucked out of the toilet, and the shower was making a howling noise. It also took 3 of us to pull the hotel door open because of the low pressure suction. (The hotel hallways were partially outside and exposed to the elements.)


We were stranded in Cabo for an extra week because the airport was completely destroyed, there was no phone service, internet, or any other form of communication. Our friends and family feared the worst after they didn't hear from us for several days. Food and water had to be rationed. The Mexican military had to perform food drops for the local residents because all of the roads were washed out.I could write a book about all of the experiences of that week, but I will let my photos do the talking. Needless to say, I made some lifelong friends during that week, and saw things that I couldn't imagine even in my wildest dreams. Mother Nature is beautiful and amazing, but give her respect before it's too late and she demands it from you. You can see my hurricane photos online.


You should never talk about a child while they are in the room, regardless of autism or not. Any child will prick up their ears if you talk about them. If you say negative things about them they will live down to your expectations.


Sometime around 17 years old, I revealed to my parents that I thought I had autism (for the first time in over a decade. I had been carefully researching, talking to those who were autistic, or had children/siblings who were autistic since I was 14) it was met with dismissal, even anger. However, my mom started to accept it more as time went on. She has even talked about it unprompted, and will relate things I do to autism.


Finally, beloved, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is pleasing, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence and if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. Keep on doing the things that you have learned and received and heard and seen in me, and the God of peace will be with you.


Please don't be sad / I miss you so much too. / It's beautiful here where I am, / but I worry a lot about you. / I sleep with angels watching me, / there's only love up here. / I'm never lonely or afraid / 'cause God is always near. / I walk with angels every day, / they're very kind and sweet. / Don't worry, Mom and Dad, / they hold my hand when / we cross a golden street. / I never cry or hurt myself, / I see rainbows every day. / I play and laugh and sing a lot, / and I hear you both when you pray. / Please Mommy and Daddy, / Don't be mad at God, / you see, He loves me, too. / And even though you're not with me, / I'm really still with you.


I had a what was supposed to be a nightmare but I wasnt scared.In it was my mom, my sister who passed away in 2015 on mothers day and myself. Only I dont think it was my sister who passed but my younger sister who looks just like her. Anyways, the three of us were having a sleepover, and out of nowhere a bunch of stuff started to happen like things moving, almost like a huge wind storm but inside. I was the only one talking and asked "do you need help getting somewhere?" Then more noises. And in response, my mom got scared and hid under her blankets. And then out of nowhere, a unseen "thing" grabbed my sister by her ankles and started to drag her, but I was quick enough and grabbed her hands. We both got dragged a few feet. I was not scared at all, but could... feel? A voice say "take control" and I started to yell at whatever this to let go, they cannot harm us, they cant take April (deceased sister) but she had the face of my alive younger sister, but I felt like it was April. Its weird, im sorry for being confusin, but this is what my dream was. Anyways, as im yelling more and more and not being scared, this thing showed itself, and it was a horrible looking woman(again... still not afraid) she started to let go of my sister and came after me. But I yelled... I am pregnant you cant touch me. But when i was yelling this, the words came out mumbled but able to understand what I was saying, and took awhile to get these words out, this "woman" started to reach for my belly but before she could, I woke up.I woke up not being scared. Just confused and happy to see my sister who died. I said a prayer for my family and children and my fiance and my unborn baby.This isnt the first time I had a dream of my sister being dragged away, the first time was about 3 days after she died (2 days before her funeral) and a bunch of my family members, my ex (no idea why he was there) and myself were in a cottage or cabin. Everyone had gone to sleep but me and my sister. She had asked my if I wanted a palm bay. But before I could answer, she was dragged away. I ran after her and screamed "they have April!!! Help me" i followed her being take under a bed. I ALMOST had her hands in mine, but she was gone. I kept trying and trying. But my mom and Grandpa were there telling me to let go. That I have to let April go now. Shes no longer with us. I remember feeling heartbroken and devestated. And said "but i never got to say a proper good bye" (a few hours before she died, I was leaving my moms because I had to get home to my babysitter and kids, and the last words spoken between April and I were: "I love you Jazz, Happy Mother's Day. Ill see you in the morning" my words back were: "I love you too April. See you in the morning. Happy Mothers Day" she turned to go back outside and I left out the front door. Never knowing I wasnt going to see, hear or talk my little sister again.She was 23 years old and left behind a beautiful 4 year old boy who is now 10.I miss her so much. I have 3 boys myself and a baby growing in me. She never got to meet my youngest as I got pregnant with him 4 months after she died.Please help me understand what these dreams mean. Am I in any trouble? Is she having trouble getting to where she needs to be? Please help me.P.S... im so sorry for the long post. 2ff7e9595c


 
 
 

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