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Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· 5d

#blackgirlshack

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· 24d

What I loved most about this concert, was that it was a break from AI videos. It may have been rehearsed, but the chemistry felt real. #nightslikethis

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· 24d

1 week, 2 concerts, 2 different vibes. Usher and Chris (1.5hr late) (R&B) concert vs Neyo and Akon (on time) (Nights like these). NLT was the vibe. Took me back to my club days. Everyone on their feet dancing even with smoke haze. R&B folks sat thr whole time and seating not great. NTL had Chemistry

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Oct 29

I finished carving my pumpkin. #happyhalloween #kpdh #derpy

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Oct 12

Thanks again.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Oct 12

This is a "stay my butt inside" kind of day. Doing laundry and recovering from BsidesNova. #cleaning #rainyday

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Sep 23

Will you be at #bsidesnova2025? Come check out my talk please. @bsidesnova.bsky.social @hack3rrunway.bsky.social merch will be available as well.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Aug 13

Courtesy of @elcannibal.bsky.social . Representing @hack3rrunway.bsky.social

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Jun 30

Working on a project for @hack3rrunway.bsky.social contest. Not an entry but the host needs to bring it too 😉 #necktie #led

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Jun 19

It's Juneteeth for me...

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Jun 11

Women Society of Cyberjutsu has the following being offered. Check it out. womenscyberjutsu.org

Image of upcoming how to hack smart devices held by WSC.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Jun 1

Happy Pride Month #pride

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· May 10

1st harvest of lettuce from my little garden. Having salmon and salad for dinner. #garden #gardentable

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Apr 30

hack3rrunway.square.site/product/3d-p... 3dprinted and handmade @hack3rrunway.bsky.social

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Apr 22

In 2 days. Well, evenings. Check it out. womenscyberjutsu.org/events/Event...

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Apr 6

Planted a salad bowl. Everything coming up right now except the bells in the upper left. #gardening

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Apr 3

This was a fun break from my regular work. Can't wait to incorporate what I learned in a project.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Apr 3

Taking an Arduino intro class today. I was self-taught via YT til now. I'm optimistic. #arduino #adafruit

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 28

For the last day of BHM, shoutout to 3 young ladies making history! Calcea Johnson & Ne'Kiya Jackson proved the Pythagorean theorem using trigonometry, once thought impossible. Shania Muhammad, 16, from OKC, holds 3 college degrees & is America’s youngest full-time paid teacher. #BlackHistory

Shania Muhammad, wearing glasses and long braids, stands proudly on a staircase, smiling at the camera. She is dressed in a white long-sleeve top and adorned with multiple graduation stoles, honor cords, and medals highlighting her academic achievements and affiliations. 'Class of 2023' is visible on one of the stoles. The background features glass railings and a modern indoor setting.

Ne'Kiya Jackson (left), wearing glasses, and Calcea Johnson (right), both dressed in plaid skirts, white collared shirts, and dark blazers, stand on either side of New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell, who is wearing a royal blue pantsuit. The students hold framed certificates with gold borders featuring a key symbol and text. The backdrop displays the City of New Orleans seal, along with the U.S. flag and Louisiana state flag. They are all smiling in a formal setting where they were honored with keys to New Orleans for their accomplishments.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 27

Richard B Spikes (1878-1962) was a prolific African American inventor with many patents, including an improved gear shift, automatic car washers, a beer tap, and a bus safety brake. His work spanned industries, showcasing his ingenuity and advancing transportation and daily life. #BlackHistory

A digital graphic featuring Richard B. Spikes, an African American inventor known for his contributions to automobile mechanics. The image includes a black-and-white portrait of Spikes, a technical drawing of a car dashboard and gear system, and bold text stating his name and achievements, highlighting his eight patents.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 26

Charles R. Drew (1904-1950) was a pioneering African American surgeon and medical researcher. He revolutionized blood storage and transfusion, developing blood banks. Despite his life-saving work, he faced racial discrimination, including segregation policies in blood donations. #BlackHistory

A black-and-white photograph of Dr. Charles R. Drew, an African American scientist and surgeon, wearing a white lab coat and dark tie. He is seated at a laboratory desk, holding a test tube in one hand and adjusting a microscope with the other. Scientific charts and notes are visible on the wall behind him.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 25

George Walker (1922–2018) was the 1st African American to win the Pulitzer Prize for Music (Lilacs, 1996). He was also the 1st Black graduate of the Curtis Institute, 1st to play NYC’s Town Hall, 1st with a doctorate from Eastman, and 1st tenured Black faculty at Smith College. #BlackHistory

A photograph of George Walker, a now elderly African American man wearing glasses, a tuxedo, and a bow tie, seated at a grand piano. He rests one hand on the piano while the other is on the keys, with sheet music open in front of him. He looks directly at the camera with a calm and confident expression.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 24

Robert Smalls (1839-1915), once enslaved, became a Civil War hero and politician. He seized the CSS Planter, freeing himself and others, and delivered it to the Union. Smalls later served in the South Carolina legislature and U.S. Congress, championing civil rights and education. #BlackHistory

Black-and-white portrait of Robert Smalls, a 19th-century African American politician, businessman, and former enslaved person. He is dressed in formal attire, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and bow tie. His vest features a decorative chain. Smalls has short, curly hair and a beard, and he gazes slightly to the side with a composed expression. The background is plain.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 23

Mary Ellen Pleasant (1814–1904), a wealthy abolitionist, possibly 1st black self-made millionaire, used her role as a servant to infiltrate elite circles, gather intelligence, and build networks. She secretly funded abolitionist causes and supported the Underground Railroad. #BlackHistory

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 22

Lonnie Johnson (1949- ), an African American engineer, invented the Super Soaker, a 1990s global hit. He worked for the U.S. Air Force and NASA, aiding the Galileo and Cassini missions. Holding 120+ patents, his innovations span clean energy and battery technology. #BlackHistory #USHistory

Lonnie Johnson, the inventor of the Super Soaker, is seen smiling while holding a large, futuristic-looking water gun. He is wearing a blue dress shirt under a dark blazer, with a small pin on his lapel. The background features an urban setting with a mix of modern and older buildings.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 21

Elbert Frank Cox (1895-1969) was the first Black man in the world to earn a Ph.D. in mathematics. His research in differential equations and celestial mechanics made significant contributions to the field. He chaired the Howard U Math Dept from 1957 to 1965. #BlackHistory #STEM

Black and white portrait of Elbert Frank Cox, the first African American to earn a Ph.D. in mathematics. He is dressed in a formal suit with a white shirt and a patterned tie. His expression is serious and composed, and the image has a grainy texture, characteristic of early 20th-century photography.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 20

Robert Seldon Duncanson (1821-1872), a pioneering African American landscape painter, was the first Black artist to achieve international recognition. His work, often featuring scenes of the American West, merged European techniques with his unique vision. #BlackHistory

"Land of the Lotus Eaters" (1861) by Robert Seldon Duncanson, a luminous landscape painting depicting a tropical paradise with a river, cascading waterfalls, lush vegetation, and distant mountains bathed in golden light. A group of Indigenous people is gathered near the water, while birds float peacefully in the foreground. The scene exudes a sense of harmony between nature and humanity.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 19

Marc Hannah (1956- ), a Black Electrical Eng, co-founded Silicon Graphics, a pioneering company in 3D computer graphics. He's known for developing 3D chips and creating graphics programs like Personal IRIS, Indigo, Indigo2, and Indy, revolutionizing visual effects in film and design. #BlackHistory

Marc Hannah, an African American man with a beard, wearing a suit and tie, stands smiling in front of a Silicon Graphics workstation. Behind him, a monitor displays a 3D-rendered image of a molecule. White text on the image reads: "Marc Hannah with Silicon Graphics' workstation. Behind him is a 3D image of a molecule."

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 18

Jesse Russell (1948- ), a Black telecom engineer, revolutionized wireless communication. His inventions, including digital cellular and microcell technology, paved the way for modern cell phones. Russell's work significantly advanced mobile technology and its accessibility. #BlackHistory #STEM

A digital graphic features a portrait of Jesse Russell, an African American man wearing a suit and tie, smiling at the camera. The background is divided into three horizontal sections: black at the top, green in the middle, and red at the bottom, resembling the Pan-African flag. The text reads "ALL HIPHOP" at the top, with "JESSE RUSSELL" in large yellow letters on the green section, and "The Inventor Who Changed Cell Phones" in red and yellow letters on the red section. A headphone icon appears at the bottom.

Jai Like the Letter is going to Defcon 34@s0ciabl3ng· Feb 17

3d printed wearables. #defcon33 #hack3rrunway