your malicious best friends are still binary, btw (#- );

Your computer shouldn’t feel like it’s working against you. Yet so much of it now is designed to pull you off course:

You know, this post is about a joke on Mozilla that they recently launched a Firefox mascot (blog.mozilla.org) that is clearly designed to be non-binary, pronounced (he/she/they/them/it) (brand.mozilla.com).

Someone over X quickly asked, "how the fuck it is supposed to run if it's non-binary?" (x.com).

Hmmm, that's right. Our special characters are still binary, executable, and still waiting for you over the Reinhart's homepage.

And your malicious best friends are still, here.

Same binary, new names.

(#- ): You can review the updated profiles for Hacker && Malware today. Of course we're looking for a new website.

The name is Hacker. Jon Hacker[note:1].

Still (he/him), btw. Legend also said his T-pose shows his true power.

&& this is Mallory, Hacker's good-old "friend". (she/her)'s still a software with a softwear. (he/him) calls (she/her) "malware", because that's what (she/her) is used to be.

Mallory has too many children. This is one of them, who inspired (#_ )s to be (#- )s and (#o )s. We jokingly named her untitled malware child as "(#- ) mini". And look, she's laughing at your security[note:2].

[note:1] Did you know that there was an irl IT kid named Yonatan, born exactly on Reinhart's birthday, who became a victim of a 2014 AirAsia flight crash? (Indonesian: antaranews.com)

[note:2] And today, Hacker && Malware are transitioning from a high-risk cyber threat business model into a low-risk of self-proclaimed "cyber comedians".