For the Weekend Warriors, Weirdos & Whackjobs - Issue #40

OPSEC, more like Ops-Wreck, hahah... we're so tired.

This week,

Justin Seitz

and

Kennedy Chappell

discussed the need for operational security, or OPSEC, to be a commitment to ongoing processes rather than a single checklist or a one-size-fits-all approach. They use the example of a world-leading podcast that makes a small privacy mistake on a research website in: OPSEC: Newspaper Edition.

What Kennedy Watched

I like abandoned shit.  This was an early fascination of mine, but it wasn’t until a pandemic ravaged the earth and time became warped that I had a realization. I could just get in my car and find said shit? I spent many days over the next year driving hours across the province in search of abandoned towns, homes, and buildings.

Now, life has a few more responsibilities and fewer restrictions that don’t isolate you to towns without people. But I still need my fix, and providing the good-good are a few select creators on YouTube. I can’t get down with gimmicky, disrespectful or disruptive explorations, so I’m a fan of JeremyXplores. Grab a relaxing substance of your choice or an even better calming coping mechanism, and settle in for the gorgeous camera work and calming tones of a dude who just loves a decrepit building:

And peep some of my abandoned photography, too:

Thank you to everyone who has subscribed, sent words of encouragement this week and for reading all the way down here. We know that’s never an easy task on a Friday.

— Much Love From The Bullshit Hunting Crew

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