Cincinnati Area Thread (Tri-State, Ohio/Kentucky/Indiana)

My future goal is high clearance rear bumper with dual swingouts from Pelfreybilt, whenever they decide to make it.

 

From what I've read here, nothing over 265 will fit in stock spare location without mods to that area of some kind.
@presta24 has 285 on stock wheels too
@Jibbs runs 255, does your spare fit in stock location?

 

Oh yea...

I had a moment

 

Hi there Ed. I see that your mod list is 'too many to list' so I'm gonna need more pictures of your truck. Also, come wheel with us?

You've got my attention...

The 'high clearance' bumpers for the 3rd gen that were out when I was shopping don't actually get you any more clearance than a regular aftermarket rear. They just cut a bunch off of your bed and wrap steel around. So it's still good for protection from things, but you also compromise the bed structure and spend more money on questionable gain. If you're looking for the protection, that's all good, but you don't actually get anymore clearance.

 

First off, fuck you for being the one that messed up my multiquote.

Second off, my spare isn't a 255 cause I"m too poor. But yeah its also on the roof. 255 does require mods to fit in the stock location, but they are apparently trivial.

 

I didn't do shit to your mutli quote

 

What brought upon this trial, though? Why?

 

";UPDATE Users SET Modlist="GangbangTent" WHERE ID='103900';

e: didnt work

 

Big Brother is out there...

 

Just delete this post. You suck

 

It didn't work cause I'm not wearing my super secret black hacker hoodie in a room with no lights on.

(But in reality, it didn't work because I'm sure this forum has decent constraint checking)

Since we're learning about nerdy things, have a link to one of the funniest (and easiest) ways to fuck with someone's web app.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL_injection

 

There's other ways to handle smart sysadmins, this is for the dumb ones

 

You nerds are why we have the super security that we do here lol

 

Not that conveyor belt accessory manufacturing is a cut throat game, but people are always out there to fuck up your day!

 

Attacking TW would basically just be for trolling anyway. It wouldn't yield any real useful information.

 

You'd be surprised how many people use the same password for their email login as other sites. A simple hack to a forum would yield plenty of unfortunate souls that may lose more data as the perpetrators sift though personal emails, etc.

 

Right.
We got hit last year, maybe it was 2015, with a RansomWare. Asking for 200 bitcoin. Amateurs!

It was an easy kill, but didn't make sense why we got it. Came from one of the guys in R&D "researching"

 

I don't get into all that. No coding or site building here.

 

Ugh flashbacks. We spent like 2 weeks a couple months ago making sure some crypto we were designing for a system met the NIST standards. Too much math.

 

I have no clue what the fuck you guys are talking about.



So, no change really.