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Startup and Guidelines
Startup:
Here’s a list of the type of content that I’m allowing to be requested for time being (until my no thoughts head empty lookin brain gets its crap together lmao). I’ve listed a few fandoms and the characters in them that I’ll be willing to write for at the moment. I’ll be adding more soon, so keep an eye out for when I do! Even request a few and I’ll say if I can do them or not! (It’ll be based on if I’ve seen or read any of the media suggested, but if i haven’t seen or read it yet I’ll add it to the list!)
Types of Content:
Full fics
Playlists Maybe?
Headcannons
Drabbles (If I can handle writing so little)
Imagines
Etc.
Fandoms: (bolded means I write best for those***)
(Will do almost any character and any type of reader! Just give me ideas and a detailed description of what you’d like and I’ll try to get to it :) I may have to do research if I don’t understand a topic, but I’ll try to do my best!)
Buzfeed Unsolved: Shane Madej and Ryan Bergara
Conan O’Brien [cause honestly, why not?]
Ghost [the band]: Cardinal Copia, Papa Nihil, Papa Emeritus II, and Tobias Forge
Good Omens [book and movie]: Crowley, Aziraphale, Gabriel, Anathema Device, Newton Pulsifer, Hastur, War, Death, Famine, Pollution, and Beelzebub
Harry Potter [books and movie]: Severus Snape, Cho Chang, Barty Crouch Sr. and Jr., Cedric Diggory, Amos Diggory, Albus Dumbledore, Argus Filch, Hermione Granger, Rubeus Hagrid, Viktor Krum, Tom Riddle, Silvanus Kettleburn, Neville Longbottom, Golderoy Lockhart, Luna Lovegood, Xenophilius Lovegood, Remus Lupin, Draco Malfoy, Lucius Malfoy, Narcissa Malfoy, Minerva McGonagall, Alastor Moody, Garrick Ollivander, Poppy Pomfrey, Harry Potter, Quirinus Quirrell, Newt Scamander, Kingsley Shacklebolt, Aurora Sinistra, Sybil Trelawney, Blaise Zabini, Fred Weasley, George Weasley, Molly Weasley, Arthur Weasley, Bill Weasley, Percy Weasley, and Ginny Weasley
Joker: Arthur Fleck and Sophie Dumond
Law and Order SVU: John Much, Olivia Benson, George Huang, Odafin Tutuola, Melinda Warner, Sonny Carisi, Rafael Barba, Ed Tucker, William Dodds, Mike Dodds, Carl Rudnick, and Greg Yates.
Network: Max Schumacher, Howard Beale, Diana Christensen, and anyone else you want
Sherlock Holmes [books, movie, or tv show versions! I love them all!]: Sherlock Holmes, Moriarty, Mycroft Holmes, Greg Lestrade, Philip Anderson, Molly Hooper, Irene Adler, and Charles Magnussen
Sofia the First [kinda cringe, but let ya boi live man]: Cedric, Greylock, Baileywick, and maybe Roland
Stephen Colbert [Because, again, why not?]
Supernatural [sort of? I haven’t seen it fully yet, but I got a feel for the characters!]: will list later (way too many characters; gotta love them tho)
The Lord of the Rings/ The Hobbit [book or movies. I write pretty decently for all of these and maybe a few more]: Boromir, Pippin, Gil-Galad, Bilbo, Gandalf, Aragorn, Arwen, Elrond, Lindir, Galadriel, Eowyn, Faramir, Grima Wormtongue, Haldir, Saruman, Denethor, Thranduil, Radagast, Ori, Bofur, Thorin, Nori, Tauriel, Beorn, etc.
The Matrix [currently watching, so hopefully I’ll get a good grasp of the characters: Agent Smith, Morpheus, Neo, and anyone else I suppose
The Office [U.S. version, although I may do the U.K. one if I watch enough of it]: Toby Flenderson, Dwight Schrute, Andy Bernard, Darryl Philbin, Gabe Lewis, and Michael Scott
The Thick of It: Glenn Cullen, Hugh Abbot, Malcolm Tucker, Peter Mannion, Phil Smith, Emma Messinger, Jamie, Cliff Lawton, and anyone else I suppose
Top Gear [UK]: James May, Jeremy Clarkson, and Richard Hammond
Twin Peaks: Dale Cooper, Audrey Horne, Jocelyn Packard, Andy Brennan, Lucy Moran, Laura Palmer, Leland Palmer, Tommy “Hawk” Hill, Lawrence Jacoby, Albert Rosenfield, and Gordon Cole
Watchmen [movie and comic for now until I finish the new series!: Walter Kovacs, Jonathan Osterman, Daniel Dreiberg, Nelson Gardner, Byron Lewis, Hollis Mason, Ursula Zandt, Adrian Veidt, and Moloch
To Be Continued....
Will do:
The best that I can with what is asked! I’ll even write for super old or niche media as well if I know it; asking would probably be the best option though :)
Will not do:
To sum up: anything offensive or that is morally wrong. If you aren’t sure about something, just ask! I’m down to answer questions! :)
Cybersecurity in the Age of IoT: Safeguarding a Connected World
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a digital landscape woven into the fabric of our daily lives. From smart thermostats that adjust our home's temperature automatically to wearable fitness trackers that monitor our health, IoT devices make our lives more convenient and efficient. However, this convenience comes with a potential downside: cybersecurity risks. In this article, we'll break down the challenges posed by IoT and discuss how to protect these connected devices, all in plain language.
The Growing Web of Connected Devices
Picture this: you have a smart fridge that tells you when you're running low on milk and a smart lock that lets you unlock your front door with your phone. These devices connect to the internet, and that's where the trouble begins. Unlike your computer or smartphone, many IoT devices lack strong security measures. This makes them prime targets for hackers looking to sneak into your digital life.
Why Cybersecurity Matters
When hackers breach an IoT device, they could steal your personal data or use the device to gain access to your whole network. Imagine if someone could open your front door remotely or monitor your private conversations through a compromised baby monitor. That's the nightmare IoT security aims to prevent.
Protecting IoT Devices
To keep your IoT devices safe, follow these steps:
Strong Authentication: Device manufacturers must make sure only authorized people can access these gadgets. They do this by using things like fingerprints or special codes, so hackers can't just waltz in.
Regular Updates: You know how your smartphone asks you to update its software? IoT devices need those updates too. These updates fix security holes and keep your gadgets safe from prying eyes.
Encrypted Communication: When your IoT devices talk to the internet, they should use a secret code (encryption) to keep their conversations private. Just like you wouldn't want anyone listening to your phone calls, you don't want hackers eavesdropping on your devices' chats.
Network Segmentation: Imagine if your house had different sections with separate locks. That's what network segmentation does for your digital world. It separates your IoT devices from your important stuff, making it harder for hackers to sneak in.
Keeping Informed
Stay up-to-date with these important things:
More Vulnerabilities: The more IoT devices out there, the more ways hackers can try to get in. So, be aware of the latest security issues and take steps to protect your devices.
Botnet Threats: Hackers use groups of compromised devices (botnets) to launch attacks. Make sure your devices have strong passwords and are updated to avoid becoming a part of these cyber armies.
Data Privacy: Be mindful of what data your IoT devices collect about you. Read their privacy policies, be cautious when granting permissions, and consider how your data is used.
Supply Chain Security: Buy your IoT devices from trusted sources. There have been cases where tampered devices ended up in unsuspecting hands.
Regulatory Measures: Keep an eye on government rules about IoT security. These rules can help protect you and your devices.
In our interconnected world, the security of IoT devices is essential. By following these steps and staying informed, you can enjoy the benefits of smart technology while keeping your digital life safe from prying eyes and cyber threats.
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