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Ticketing for BTS is a bloodbath, not gonna lie. Especially with the influx of a lot of fans who will want to see them live post-quarantine. I was able to get my hands on some twice, although it was a very intense and fast paced process. Keep in mind, I am writing this from the perspective of someone who has only seen BTS in the US. I think a lot of the advice is still applicable internationally, but I can’t provide detail on that.
Cost
BTS tickets, in comparison to the other artists who are in their caliber of popularity, actually aren’t hugely expensive. You can get nosebleed seats at around 60-80 USD a pop. BTS tickets range from $60 to $300 USD face value per person (not including fees) at first sale value depending on where you sit. The average price of a ticket according to Ticketmaster is $299 (with fees). The only official initial ticketing site for BTS is TicketMaster. Don’t forget about the cost of transportation, food, lodging, and merch! If you’re gonna buy merch, you will probably spend a few hundred. Allocate $50 dollars per person for food/drink. Transportation and lodging heavily depend on your proximity to a venue, but it will probably be a few hundred for a hotel room. Transportation heavily depends.
Seats
It really depends on the venue. Being close without actually being on the floor is probably your best bet. To prevent mobbing, all of the floor seats have actual chairs, but it can get quite intense down there and the tickets are more expensive. Lower 1st level seats close to the stage are what I consider to be the optimum. However, if you want the chance of getting to see BTS really close up, then you’ll wanna look for floor seats, but those can range from 300-500 USD at face value. The only VIP experience is soundcheck. These tickets are more expensive, but you’ll be let in with a small group of fans for floor seats and get to see BTS do their mic checks. There’s a higher chance of interaction with them there, but it is more expensive. Hi-touch and meet and greets aren’t something that BTS do now.
Even if you don’t get your ideal seats, there are huge screens and the staff do live camerawork and follow BTS around so you’ll have a good view. The show itself is very immersive, around three hours with no opening acts, and the production value is quite literally insane. If you want a taste, look up the concert performances of Anpanman, Euphoria, Dionysus, and Mikrokosmos of YouTube. Your seats won’t matter much when you get there. The vibe of being in a concert, enjoying music with your fellow ARMY, and getting to see BTS is magical.
Safety
BTS concerts in comparison to others that I have attended tend to be quite safe. ARMY as a fandom are pretty respectful and security guards have even said that they were blown away by how polite and well-mannered most fans are. However, there are always exceptions and it’s better to be safe than sorry. The times I felt most unsafe were trying to leave the concert because it was late at night and there’s so many people, but if you plan right, you’ll be fine. I recommend not attending alone if you can, but I wouldn’t be worried if that isn’t a possibility. For context, my first BTS concert I was with a friend and both of us were just sixteen with no adult chaperone and we never felt scared in the venue once.
The vibe on the floor can be more aggressive as people are moving around. Some may get pushy. It gets hot and there is always the risk of fainting. Also, you have to line up beforehand which is a whole ordeal and fairly time consuming. There are pros and cons to floor seats, but it may be a touch more dangerous if you have any of these concerns.
Preparation
Last time ticketing happened, there were three separate rounds of ticketing. An ARMY membership presale which happened first, then a lottery-draw fan presale that you had to register for, and then finally a regular ticket sale. All of these happened on different dates in successive order. Theoretically, to optimize your chances, you should purchase an ARMY membership which will give you the best chance of snagging a ticket if they go about ticketing in this manner again.
Make a TicketMaster account beforehand and enter all of your information including payment. Make sure you have enough money in your account for the transaction to go through without issue. Look at the venue map beforehand for your ideal section. There will be extra fees tacked onto the ticket price such as taxes and processing fees so account for that when you’re putting money in your account. Last time they offered pre-registration which was selected lottery style. It’s worth it to register in case you get picked. Be wary of ticketing on multiple devices, as the similarity in IP address may make TicketMaster suspicious. However, you can ask your friends and family to help you out by ticketing too. Beyond ticketing, you should also book your lodging and transportation if relevant in advance.
The Final Hour
Make sure that you clear your schedule for a few hours when ticketing happens. You will want to be somewhere where you won’t be distracted and the wifi is high speed which you can test through googling “internet speed test”.
The specific time tickets go on sale will be announced and you want to log on about 15-30 minutes before. DO NOT REFRESH UNLESS YOUR PAGE CRASHES. Once you enter the ticketing queue (the dreaded purple walking man) if you refresh, you will go to the back of the line. Keep an eye the whole time. It will tell you that there are 2,000+ people in front of you, but just hold faith and eventually the screen to select tickets will appear.
You gotta move fast. Tickets will blip out of existence in seconds. Being extremely picky will not benefit you. Know sections that you would be okay with getting tickets in and keep those in the back of your head if you don’t get your first choice selection. Where you sit doesn’t matter that much and you’ll come to understand that when you actually get to the venue.
Once you have the tickets in your cart, check out ASAP. Don’t give up during the process, even if it seems crazy as hell. Once you’ve gotten it all confirmed, take a deep breath, and get excited! You’re gonna see BTS! Congrats!
So, you don’t get a ticket. What do?
Hope is not lost. Trades and resells. There are Facebook groups exclusively dedicated to selling/trading tickets, so check that out. Just be wary of scammers. You can also get resold tickets which tend to be more expensive. That’s how I got the tickets to my first BTS concert. They were $255 each for seats on the first level, but the subtotals added around another $50. StubHub is a good site for that.
Notes

• There are specific guidelines for the bags you can bring into the stadium. Please look at the venue’s rules beforehand. I just recommend that in general.
• BTS concerts are a full day/two day experience. Take time off of school or work for it if you can because it’s pretty time consuming.
• Plan for the weather! The Chicago concerts were super cold and rainy and the New Jersey concerts were quite hot. Dress appropriately for the weather and bring relevant layers as needed.
• Having an ARMY Twitter account will be helpful. Look for social media projects related to your venue. You should be able to find them through searching Twitter. This may be a special fancant or something else.
• My personal advice: pre book Ubers/Lyfts and set a designated meeting spot. Trying to get one after the show is hellish.
• There is no bad seat in the house. Just different perspectives. See here, here, here, here, and here.
• If you have close ARMY social media friends who are attending and want to meet up, make plans to meet at a designated place. Also, some of the local fan bases will set up seat buddy google forms so that people can get to know the people they’re sitting next to beforehand.
• Official song fanchants are put out on BigHit’s website. Try and familiarize yourself with them beforehand.
  • The standard name fanchant goes as follows. “Kim Namjoon, Kim Seokjin, Min Yoongi, Jung Hoseok, Park Jimin, Kim Taehyung, Jeon Jeongguk, BTS!” Here’s a good example.
• Some ARMY are known to give out freebies at concerts, so don’t be worried if someone asks you if you want some.
• Don’t call ARMY bombs, ARMY bombs around security or outside the venue. Locals will not know what you mean and it can get you in some hot water. Instead, call it a lightstick.
• People dress up for BTS concerts like they’re gonna walk a fashion runway. It can be fun to plan a cool outfit, so if you’re gonna do that, but things beforehand. Nobody’s gonna judge you if you don’t, but as an ARMY culture thing it’s pretty common.
• If you have medical issues, I recommend contacting the venue beforehand to make a plan of action and figuring out specifics. Will save you time and trouble at the venue.
• Most people arrive at the concert 3-4 hours early to hang out, get freebies, meet new ARMY friends, meet up with social media friends, and buy merch. You can always show up an hour or so beforehand, but that bonding time is a lot of fun! Plus, merch lines are very long so you’ll need to have time for that.
• Besides your phone/wallet/essentials, don't bring anything you don't want taken away. Although unlikely, it could be lost or stolen.
• If you’re driving, figure out your parking plans in advance by looking at the venue website. Some have special parking passes.
• Wear decently comfy shoes! Although there are seats at all the venues, you will be standing for the majority of three hours and you will feel as if you have just gone through an intense workout between the jumping around and the screaming.
• Security can make your life bothersome if you bring prohibited items into the venue so do your research beforehand on what is allowed and what isn’t.
• Make a safety backup plan in terms of people you can call for help or stay with in case anything goes south. Police and security guards are always around in case you need help, so don’t be afraid to ask. There are also first aid stations should you need medical assistance.
• You will probably be given a slogan (paper sign). Keep it for posterity!
• I had a folder on my phone with screenshots of my ticket’s barcode, fanchants, confirmation emails for my transportation/lodging just in case I couldn’t access the internet.
• Cameras other than your phone and small lenses that attach to it are not allowed. This is a BigHit policy to combat fansites and also ensure that you are getting the most out of your experience.
• Here’s a comment with some very good advice about concert etiquette
• The entire experience of a BTS concert is magical. Your seats or how much merch you could afford don’t matter. It’s a once in a lifetime experience and you will never regret it. I can’t even properly describe it, but seeing BTS live was one of the highlights of my life.

Things to Bring

• Clear backpack/bag that meets stadium guidelines
• Charged portable charger with cable (two if you’re feeling fancy)
• Earbuds!
• Small wallet. I don't recommend bringing your entire wallet in case it gets stolen. A mini wallet with your ID, a credit/debit card, and cash will suffice.
• Tickets! If you have a digital ticket, bring print-outs as well just in case. I would also bring printouts of the tickets/conformations you will need for your transportation and lodging for the night.
• ARMY bomb and batteries. These can be officially bought through Weverse Shop although they are sold in other places. Ebay and Depop are good bets, but you can’t guarantee they are official.
• Venue map
• Chapstick, deodorant, hand sanitizer, sunscreen stick, wipes, gum, OTC or your personal PRN prescription drugs (if needed), earplugs, and period products if relevant.
• Water bottle and a granola bar. Sometimes security will let you keep them, sometimes they won’t, but it can’t hurt to try. Bring an empty, reusable bottle to fill up once you’re in the venue.
• If you want, add some BTS themed decorations like pins or keychains. There are a lot of fanmade ones on Etsy. BT21 keychains are always cute. Here are some examples.
• Something to do while waiting in line. There are lots of people to chat with, but it may not hurt to bring a game of something like BTS UNO or a slim paperback if you get tired of being social.
• A paper fan if it’s gonna be hot
• A jacket or rain slicker if it’s gonna be cold or rainy
• Here’s an ARMY nurse’s tips on what to bring to keep your health in tip top condition while concertgoing
• Binoculars (not a necessity, but may be nice if you’re in high up seats)

Unfortunately, I had an accident with my Pixel that forced me to use my work iPhone. This is an iPhone 12 Pro Max so top of the heap in the iPhone world. These are some thoughts I have while using it. I have been using it for about three months now regularly as my daily driver. I will toss out the first month as my angst with the phone gave me a negative view on everything about it.
First up look and feel
I love a big phone but the 12 pro max is just way too much. The design makes it completely aggravating to use. While it is a stunning phone to look at the niceties end there. It has sharp sides all around with zero decent ways position to hold it. This thing hurts to hold. It's also super slick. While again feels nice touch wise it won't stay in hand for anything. A lot of this is negated by a case but being an already massive phone a case just makes it so much worse. I am a fairly large person and it feels like a three hand phone. It feels like it needs some sort of stand or grip at all times. People will say that's an easy fix just get a smaller iPhone. Wrong! While most of the features and internals are there in all iPhones the max stands heads and shoulders above all other iPhones. First, a much bigger battery. I have a friend with the smaller pro that gets less than a day battery wise. Mine will chug along all day and into the next. Second, much bigger camera sensors and a little more camera tech. It has a higher aperture on telephoto, more zoom on all settings, and sensor-shift stabilization. For me, Apple should have put the same stuff sans battery size in the smaller pro.
Useability
This is probably the biggest flaw when it comes to using an iPhone. I am leaving notifications out because that is a whole rage I will get into next. As far as simplicity goes if you were just making calls and text it's easy as every other phone out there and before it. for anything else, things get a little muddy. First, the biggest thing I notice is everything seems to take an extra swipe or click to finish. Simple stuff like switching Wifi or Bluetooth just feels like it takes so much more work than when I was using my Pixel. Other stuff like customization is non-existent. While yes there are widgets everything is still locked into a grid pattern. Folders help a bit but you quickly run out of room to play in the locked grid. Even with the widgets, it feels boring. Widgets while they look good are very limited. You cant resize or shape them and I miss having more than just one feature on some like my Google calendar or Google drive. They are just so basic right now. I still can't do things in apps without going into the app as my Pixel can. One I use all the time is the Gmail app icon swiping away notifications without leaving the home screen. Like I said just more input to do basic stuff.
Notifications
These just suck. There is no getting around how bad notifications suck on an iPhone. Now I know why people who have iPhones either never respond or find me in person to comment. There are two flavors of notification issues to me. First is the non-existent so subtle ones I don't notice them till it's too late. second are the one's I see but don't respond because I have to work too hard to. I want my important to be up top. Apple just files them in one on top of the other so it becomes daunting going through them. Second I one them to be sorted accordingly. For some dumb reason, it sorts them how it wants. For example, messages are not with all the other messages. Read the first to message notifications better keep going down it likes to tuck another down below one of the game's notifications. Want to go nuts with a false notification bubble even on core apps like settings? iOS loves that also. Oh, BTW you can not clear notifications from the app icon. Why is there no clear all for all my notifications? No idea there just isn't.
Camera
Okay, Apple you finally beat the Pixel here, or did you? so yes the iPhone camera is quite simply amazing in most situations and oust my Pixel in a lot of areas. If you widdle it down though you soon realize how insane Google has become when it comes to the camera software. Yes, the iPhone does better but I really think it is because of a brute force attack on Apple's part. It has better newer sensors and more of them. Of course, it should be better but here is the jaw-dropping point. I have gone back to exact spots and taking close photos with the iPhone and shown them side by side and the average person notices nothing and sometimes gravitates to the Pixel because the color looks more natural. We are talking a two-year-old plane jane one sensor phone versus the best of the best tech-wise and Google is still right there. Now for the parts, Apple has a Pixel beat. The number of sensors, no matter how much wizardry Google comes up with they just can not simulate the other sensors with software. Zoom same thing they just can't match what Apple is doing with actual zoom on the iPhone at this point. One thing Google does seem to stomp Apple on consistently is portrait shoots. No matter how simple the image Apple just can not seem to get the blur to work well on the Pro. There are artifacts in just about every photo on both but Apple has the more glaring artifacts in this case. The other thing I notice is while Apple does take in more light the night images typically look overprocessed on the iPhone. It is like they have the exposure turned up to 11 in most cases and in light-dark situations, it can't really make up its mind. Now in all dark or lit night scenes, the iPhone just has bigger better sensors so most of the image data is real not processed like the Google phones. This makes night sight iPhone images better in many cases especially the focus on back and foreground objects. You just have to tone the pictures down after the fact a little bit.
Apps
Everyone knows about iMessage. Personally, I don't use it. I do too much switching and don't want to be trapped in message pergatory. It got turned off at set up. I wish Google could get their messaging on iPhones because personally, I was starting to like it a lot. I never had any issues with sending and receiving anything with people on iPhones other than when they send me iMessage native stickers and likes. As far as other apps are concerned everything I had on Android is on iPhone and vice versa. I will say that it is weird that some Google apps seem to work a little better and others don't. The biggest issue I have is Drive. I use the scan feature a lot and it is not available on the iOS version. App integration is lacking on iOS as certain links ect. don't work the same as with Android. I am sure if I used the Apple native apps this would not be the case. The worst showing Google has is the Home app. Home on iOS works so much better than on Android. All my devices show and statuses show as well. On the Pixel, speakers would be playing but home would show nothing in the app until you went to the device. On iOS, speakers and TV show playing all the time.
Connected devices
All devices I had on Android work the same on iPhone. No difference here. The only issue is switching Bluetooth devices takes a little extra step to me on the Pro. I don't know how to explain it just takes a little more finagling.
Battery
The iPhone is better but why wouldn't be. It has a bigger battery so it lasts longer. Not some unworldly amount of battery life but good. Usually a full day or more with heavy use. Pixel was a full day most days except for when gaming. The iPhone seems to kill things more often. Stuff like google photos won't upload at all unless you are in the app. The weather widget doesn't update in real-time. so it seems to be fairly aggressive on what it kills to save juice.
Glitches and other wonkiness
To say the iPhone is perfect is living in a dream world. It has its fair share of glitches. Before the last update it would lock on certain apps and you would have to lock unlock and close it to get out. Another issue was random resets mainly in games. Both of those have gone away but there are other weird items. swipe down for notifications does not react to you sometimes only dragging down a millimeter and going back up. The double-tap on the back still has random activations. Native mail app just don't download something else. Wireless animation is funky sometimes. Notification sound does not play at times or cuts halfway. Some photos have a weird yellow tint so you have to take multiples. Notification dots won't go away even if cleared. This happens on their settings icon of all things. Gestures don't react according to what you want at times.
Thing's I miss sorely
Notification functions. Media functions on the lock screen. Full assistant Siri is still trash. Copy-paste from the app in card view. App integration. Swipe back gesture. App drawer. Apples it is not a drawer if I have to swipe four screens to get to it. Customization of colors, font, icons, and home screens. Speed of sharing anything from photos to files.

System specs:

• 2.6 GHz 6-Core Intel Core i7
• 32 GB 2667 MHz DDR4
• Intel UHD Graphics 630
• AMD Radeon Pro 5300M

eGPU Hardware

• Razer Core X
• RX Vega 64
• Apple Thunderbolt 3 Pro-Cable (2 m)
• Dell 27 Gaming Monitor S2719DGF

My goal was to create a comprehensive post. Before trying I recommend you start with purging your Bootcamp partition if you already have it set up - remember to back up, and Bootcamp assistant will do this automatically (if you don't have Bootcamp set up don't worry about this.
First BIG Credits to: @remaker, @itsage, @daniele_pugliese, @itechtics-Usman Khurshid, @aa15032261
This is a culmination of their work and way too many half-successful attempts on my part.
Installation steps: For windows in BootCamp

1. Download Windows 10, Version 1903 - 19H1 (build 18362.30) & Install via Bootcamp assistant (Download link for specific Windows version here: https://tb.rg-adguard.net/public.php )
2. Follow Windows setup - without internet (offline mode)
3. Install Bootcamp drivers and restart
4. Go online / configure wifi
5. Recommend to prepare step 6 file just incase so windows doesn’t try to auto-update while you’re trying to disable updates
6. Disable Windows Auto Updates: The most reliable approach is through Group Policy [gpedit.msc]. (If not found download and install from here) then turn windows updates off - run gpedit.msc then Expand Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Updates. Double-click Configure Automatic Updates to make changes.
7. Download latest bootcampdrivers.com (red version) -> extract file
8. Boot into safe mode -> load DDU to remove AMD GPU drivers and disable windows driver updates and restart.
9. install AMD drivers downloaded from bootcampdrivers.com and restart.

———-Now to fix Error 12 This is necessary ———
Boot into macOS

1. Download bootx64.efi (v0.5)
2. Boot to macOS recovery mode
3. Set Security Boot to "No Security” from the startup security utility
4. Boot to macOS
5. Mount EFI partition using Clover Configurator (look for EFI on Bootcamp)
6. Open EFI disk from desktop then go to /EFI/Boot
7. Rename /EFI/Boot/bootx64.efi to /EFI/Boot/bootx64_original.efi
8. Copy bootx64.efi from step 1 to /EFI/Boot

Time for the fun - Option Restart

1. Select the Windows startup disk
2. Wait until apple_set_os loaded then -> Connect in your eGPU to the top thunderbolt port on the left side
3. Once Windows is booted, disconnect your eGPU then connect it to a thunderbolt port on the right side
4. Connect your eGPU again to the port you chose at step 2
5. Error 12 should disappeared.
6. You're done.

Credits: @remaker, @itsage, @daniele_pugliese, @itechtics-Usman Khurshid, @aa15032261
Couldn’t have done it without everyone @'ed nn this page. The goal of this was to refine the steps in an organized fashion and end with a working EGPU set up worry-free of any update issues.
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Hi guys,
as already stated in this post, here is the addition, containing my tipps for PWK and OSCP exam preparation.

Tipps

Tipps for Tooling

• I bought an external SSD which I encrypted with LUKS and where I stored all my needed data (VM, notes, exploit scripts, reports, PDF, videos, etc.) on. So I was able to take it to with me and work on the labs during lunch break, etc.
• For note taking I used joplin and synchronized it to a VPS running nextcloud, so I could access my e2ee notes on mobile.
• For backups, I used borg and deja-dup to a cheap VPS.
• For virtualization I used VirtualBox.
• Make sure to flatten your VM-image from time to time since many snapshots degrade performance.
• Automate the hell out of everything what costs you mental energy and the human mind can't handle well. I really found "autokey" to be useful to do stupid and errorprone tasks, like inserting my tun0 IP or the IP of the target system I was currently working on at the current cursor position. I also automated upgrades of simple reverse shells with autokey, so I would not have to type the same commands over and over again. You can find some basic scripts here: https://github.com/stens-sec/autokey
• Learn tmux and it's awesome features. Also learn how to make "textual" screenshots and outupt capturing with tmux, allowing you to save everything from your terminal to files. This will be very valuable during the exam, when you need to find commands or output you have done before.
• I made a small bash tool to spawn different server types, like HTTP, netcat, SMB, FTP, etc. It was really a joy just to type "msrv http 8080" instead of "sudo python3 http.server 8080". You can find it here: https://github.com/stens-sec/msrv
• Make lots of screenshots and automate the process as best as you can. I used "autokey", a dedicated mouse-button and some custom scripts to automatically save all the screenshots I have taken during the exam to a dedicated folder for each machine on my kali system with a single mouse-click.
• Set-up some vanilla Linux- and Windows-VMs and investigate their services and filesystem contents. Run your favourite PE tools (winpeas, linpeas, etc.) against the vanilla systems and take notes on what is "normal" on a freshly installed system. From this you will get a good feeling on what might be added or misconfigured on a system you approach.
• Use the kali VM image OffSec recommends. Don't dist-upgrade it, because some packages break stuff. I know, you want all the new and fancy tools, but the ones the image ships are well tested and work. Be cautios on what software you install and take regular snapshots, just in case you need to revert.
• Use python virtualenvs if you have to install dependencies via pip. This will not break your system and with virtualenvwrapper you can easyly switch between different environments.
• When doing the PDF and learning how to BoF, create a template script you can use during the exam. You can find mine here, but create your own one to fully understand the process: https://github.com/stens-sec/oscp-bof-template

General Advice and Unpleasant Truths

• Don't quit your job. Really, don't do it just because you see your future self in a pentesting role. This is just a fantasy right now.
• OSCP is not a guarantee for a job offer. Seriously, it shows that you have foundational and practical knowledge in a very complex and coveted field, but unfortunately it does not prove that you have the working experience and support-network most employers seek for.
• Take everything I wrote and what you read here with a grain of salt. You will have to make your own experiences to get a picture of the whole thing.
• Don't measure your success on others. It is your journey and the progress along the way you make, what counts. Compare yourself to your past self and what you achieved until this very moment. Be proud of yourself.
• Keep in mind that some people might not tell the truth here or find joy and satisfaction in degrading the efforts of others (looking at these "I passed the exam with two broken arms in 8 hours with no prior experience and 10 days of labtime" posts). I think these people are clowns.
• Getting help or failing is no weakness. If you get your ass kicked, get up and learn some karate. Then kick back.
• Learn how to learn. This is an underrated aspect, because PWK and OSCP require you to have a lot of motivation for self learning and self improvement.
• Know your limits. Take some days off and make breaks if you feel exhausted or are fed up with everything. In the end, I struggled a lot to keep myself motivated, after I finished PWK. This will be a tough time and you will need long term motivation over a peroid of a couple of months. Get a hobby like gaming or NetFlix, which doesn't stress your mind too hard after exhausting days.
• Talk to your partnespouse before starting your journey. They will also be impacted by your decision and it is only fair to give them the possibility to also prepare for the next months. If you have kids, make sure they don't see you crying in front of your PC ;).
• Prepare to suffer and live through a lot of emotional ups and downs during the next months.

Tipps for Preparation

• Read and understand the course and exam syllabus.
• Learn some bash and python in advance. There are lots of free and great resources out there.
• Learn some networking fundamentals in advance. There are lots of free and great resources out there.
• Kali Linux is an awesome tool and will be your best friend during the next months. Make sure you know it very well.
• Read posts in this subreddit and search before you post any questions. Don't expect anybody to answer your 10000th "How to start?" post, if you are too lazy to do the research on your own. You will have a hard time during PWK and the OSCP exam if you can't research topics on your own!
• Read and understand the course and exam syllabus.
• Create your own cheatsheets and notes, don't rely on other's. One of the key aspects here are building muscle-memory, learning from mistakes the other person didn't told you and the "deja-vu"-effect when using tools, or encountering services.
• Check out HTB and ippsec. This guy is awesome and I couldn't thank him enough for making his high quality content which helped me to get a foot in the whole topic. But try to avoid the CTFy-boxes, since they teach you unneccessary CTF-stuff, you won't need during PWK and the exam.
• Check out OffSec's Proving Grounds Practice and spend the 20$. I used it after my PWK was over and the machines were much less CTFy than other platforms, meaning they had no stupid riddles, steganography or other things that teach you the absolute wrong methodology. PG machines contain a lot of real-life exploits, service misconfigurations and lots of evil rabbit holes. I was able to further improve my own methodology before the exam, thanks to PG.
• Share your scripts and experiences with the community. As you profit from others, it is only fair to give something back that helps others. InfoSec is a ride "on the shoulders of giants". One day you might be one of them, too.
• Search for discord study groups, or create your own. They exist and they are very helpful for you and others.
• Learn how to use Google. Seriously, this might seem like a joke, but you must know how to efficiently use Google to find information about exploits, methodology and the experience from others. Sure, you know how to google for SQLi, but - as an extreme example - can you find information on blind error-based SQLi for firebird databases?
• Take notes, lots of good notes. Backup your notes. Write down every tool, command, service, web resource and methodology you encounter. Tag and refactor your notes from time to time.
• Play around with the tools you use during your preparation. Make sure you read their manpages and help-text to unleash their full potential.
• Read and understand the course and exam syllabus.
• Make sure you have a good backup strategy. This means, backup your data (snapshots are not backups) regularly on different mediums and to different locations. House fires or water damage can happen and you don't want all you hard worked effort to be lost. Don't consider to have any backups until you tested the restore process.
• Read and understand the course and exam syllabus.
• Watch your OpSec. This means, encrypt everything you get from OffSec. Your course materials, your notes, your reports. Encrypt everything, because you don't want your materials to be stolen and leaked and risk a permaban from OffSec for life because of a weak password or a data leak from a cloud provider.
• Learn to identify and avoid rabbitholes. This is tricky, but the more different software and services (and their different versions) you approach, the more you get a feeling for what is "normal" and what seems to be misconfigured or suspicious. You will get an eye for stuff that stands out only if you experiment with the software and understand some of its internals.
• Read and understand the course and exam syllabus.
• Listen to this song if you lack motivation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-bgRQfeW64

Tipps for PWK

• Take 90 days of lab time if you can affort it. 60 usually should be enough, but it sure depends on how much time you can invest.
• Do the lab report if you can affort the time. Seriously, don't be lazy, it might cost you your OSCP and you will bite your own ass later.
• Develop a strategy on how to approach the PDF, the lab report and the lab machines.
• Reset the machines before you start and once you finish them. I sometimes found remains from other people, giving hints and spoilers on how to PE the system. That sucked.
• Help others on the OffSec forums. Everybody struggles, don't be a "Try harder!"-guy and don't be a "OMG! Easiest box of my life!"-peenwaver.
• Try to do the other subnets. Pivoting is a real brainpain in the beginning but once you got it, it will be fun and educational. Also the machines in the other subnets have some great exploits.
• Try to avoid Metasploit at all costs and do your research on what an exploit is doing. This is not always possible, but if you have to use msf, try to proxy it trough burp to learn about what it does behind the scenes. Check out the source of the msf exploit scripts.
• The lab machines are somewhat old, meaning that on some of the boxes a Kernel Exploit leads to PE, although this is sometimes not the intended PE vector. Do yourself a favor and try to avoid PE with KEs to learn something valuable.
• Check the forums for solutions after you finish a box. There might be other and better ways than what you did.
• Search for hints in the forums if you don't get any further, have tried everything from your notes AND googled for exploitation of the port/protocol/software you have had no luck yet.
• If you are working full-time, I feel you. And if you have a family on top, you will have to develop an even better routine on when you can work on your goals. Spending the only two free hours of your day on pentesting can quickly become a frustrating chore. Make sure you use your time as efficient as possible.
• Don't stop after you got proof.txt. I know that the endorphines kick hard after you rooted a box and HTB and the other platforms train you to submit the hash and get a reward. But make sure you do proper post exploitation to find hints and credentials for the dependent machines on any lab machine. You are now root/Administrator, enumerate everything on the system you had no prior access to, like databases, password-hashes, SAM, user directories, etc.
• Take good notes on every tool, software, service, protocol, methodology, helpful command, shell-command, etc. you encounter during the lab time. Your notes are the backbone of your failure or success.
• Investigate and play with services you encounter. Like, take half an hour to get a basic understanding of the MSSQL service after you exploited it.

Tipps for the Exam

• Book your exam early and search the best timeframe for you. Weekends and morning hours are usually long gone. Know at which time you are most productive and book the exam in that timeframe.
• Make a strategy: it doesn't matter when you do which machine, but just take the time before the exam and think of it. For me, BoF -> 25 -> 10 -> 20 -> 20 was the plan, until I wasn't able to find anything on the 25 pointer.
• "Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth." - Mike Tyson. Keep in mind that your plan might not work and have some strategies ready on how to improvise, adapt and overcome.
• Don't eat or drink things you usually don't eat or drink on exam day (looking at you, 3-RedBulls-in-a-row-for-the-first-time-in-10-years-guy).
• Don't do stress eating or overcaffinate yourself (I ate way too much nuts during the first 3 hours, resulting in unneccessary stomach pain). Make sure you have nutricious and light snacks and drink enough water.
• Once connected to the exam VPN, read the instrucions from the control panel. Don't make any assumptions! Read them carefully until you understand them.
• Set yourself a timer for one or two hours (I used xfce's panel-timer). If the timer ends and you didn't find anything useful, you probably fell into a rabbithole. Take a break and switch to another machine.
• Don't work on multiple machines in parallel. Focus on one machine and if you can't get any further, approach the next one after you have tried everything from your mind and notes.
• Document everything you tried and found for every machine. You will come back later and don't want to waste time on doing the same things over and over again.
• Take regular breaks, but not in front of your PC! Go out for a walk, or get some fresh air otherwise. Everybody here says it and it is true: taking breaks helped me to identify things I had not been thinking of in front of my PC. I took breaks around every hour or two.
• Read the exam guide over and over again, until you know what they want from you.
• Make backups and copies of your kali VM, prepare a fallback notebook or PC, in case yours strikes the day before your exam.
• Test your webcam before the exam. Get a second as a fallback.
• Make sure you use a cable connection on your router, no WiFi. Buy and use a long cable if neccessary. Also have a mobile tethering WiFi as a backup for the exam day.
• Book a test session to make sure the proctoring software works on your system.
• Prepare your workspace beforehand, you will spend a lot of time there.
• Stick with the tools you have been using before. The exam is the wrong time to switch to unknown tools for enumeration, or PE! They worked for you in the past, they will work for you during the exam.
• Prepare some scripts for enumeration of all the target machines before the exam starts. So you can easily do the BoF and let your script do the hard work in the background. Once you are done with the BoF, you can analyze the output and go for the low hanging fruit. Make sure your scripts are well tested and work, maybe start developing and using them in the labs where you have a lot of potential targets. I made two scripts, one used rustscan for a quick portscan and nmapAutomator for a detailed scan in a loop to iterate over all machines. The other script then used autorecon in a loop over all machines. It was good to have the information from different tools to compare them. And indeed, I found open ports that were missing previously. NmapAutomator has been proven for me to be the most reliable tool.
• Scan the machines sequentially, not in parallel. This is a difficult topic, but I was convinced by others that massive parallel scanning might have an impact on the TCP-in-UDP-encapsulation of the VPN. Better spend one hour more of scanning time than missing any ports or services because of unreliable heavy network traffic.
• Take lots of screenshots. Ideally take screenshots of every step you take and every software/service you encounter and how you tackle it. You might need them later. Try to take them during your encounter, not afterwards. If not possible, try to repeat all the steps from your notes on a machine and take screenshots then.
• Make checklists before you start the exam on all important stuff (ID, webcam, backups, fallback system, ...). Use the exam guide!
• Make checklists for every port, software and protocol you encounter on the exam machines and enumerate them well. Google software and services you don't know yet. These will be definetly there. Don't make any assumptions about ports, versions and services.
• The exam not only tests your technical competences, but also your abilities to improvise, adapt and overcome problems and challenges in a high pressure setup.
• The machines are designed to be exploitable. There is a way in and a way to PE. Keep that in mind, you won't have to develop your own exploits, or do overcomplicated things like finding a bug in the kernel network stack.
• If an expliot does not work, read its code and make sure you understand what it does. Insert some print()-statements on the parts where you expect the code to be broken or not working, so you can e.g. print and debug the response from a webserver. Maybe a typo occured, or the author just forgot to prefix the request with "http://". You will only know if you are able to read and understand the internals.
• Not all vulnerabilities come from exploitable and outdated software. Misconfigurations and careless admins are also exploitable.
• Prepare scans/copies of your ID on photo, just in case your webcam can't correctly focus it and the proctor wants to see an image.
• Prepare a BoF-script you develop during the learning process, so you can quickly go over it. BoF is the only easy win, if you do it correctly.
• There will be no easy wins like EternalBlue or dirtyc0w, sorry.
• Enumerate, enumerate, and the enumerate again.
• Reset machines when you can't find anything and then enumerate again. Compare the results of earlier scans.
• Don't rely on a single tool! Learn and use different tools for portscanning, fuzzing, dir busting, etc. Use different wordlists.
• Check every single port if it really hosts the service you are thinking.
• Don't make any asumptions on services and versions.
• Try exploits for other versions if a service you found seems not to be a vulnerable version.
• Know your shells! This is freaking important, because there is no worse feeling than getting a reverse shell which immediately dies after connecting back. Learn and try different types: reverse shells, bind shells, download and execute elf-binaries via command shells, "msfvenom-CMD" with a simple bash reverse shell, etc. ...
• Think of possible firewall policies and blocked outgoing ports. Try different ports for your reverse shells, before giving up. Take notes on everything you tried.
• Double check your local.txt and proof.txt contents and screenshots.
• Stay calm. Don't stress yourself out and stick with your notes and your methodology. In my country we have the saying: "The fear of the dentist is always greater than the pain during the visit."
• Again, double check your local.txt and proof.txt contents and screenshots. You don't want to fail because you forgot them.

Tipps for the Report

• Read OffSecs requirements on the report until you understand what they want from you. Then read it again and make a checklist.
• Train the report on the lab machines (ideally when doing the lab report), so you have everything you will need in mind and the tools and templates ready. When your brain has molten after the exam, you don't want to deal with how to format the report or how to layout it. Do not underestimate the time and effort this takes and this can easily be prepared beforehand.
• The report takes much time and effort. Don't underestimate that. Especially when you are excited and exhausted, you will be making mistakes that could cost you the exam.
• Prepare your report, notes, screenshots, etc. as best as you can during the exam. Make - you guessed it - checklists.
• The best would be to organize your notes during the exam in a way, you will later write in the report. I trained this in the labs, making the following sections for every system I encountered: General Enumeration, Service Enumeration, Exploitation/initial Shell, Privilege Escalation Enumeration, Privilege Escalation Exploitation (Post Exploitation). Document every command you used and a what you found from it for every phase.
• There are very good posts on the topic here, search for them.
• Use a markdown template if you are okay with that. It was a little work for me to find out, how to use it, but in the end it saved me a lot of time and struggle when I just rendered it after finishing the lab and exam reports. Watch out for "\"-instructions of pandoc (like when you document badchars), because they get interpreted and I was struggling a lot with finding out the problem after my report did not render anymore because I wasn't aware that you have to escape backslashes for pandoc ("\x00" becomes "\x00") This guy fucks and did an awesome post on the topic. Thank you very much!

Thanks to OffSec for this awesome journey and thanks to all folks here who took the time to share their experiencs (passed, or not) and their tools. This would not have been possible without you!
Good luck and all the best for your exam!

Hello everyone! I recently got my first desktop the R11 and I wanted to give a timeline of delivery and also a step by step to upgrades I made on it as I’m sure lots of people have gotten the R10/11 because of the RTX 3000s. Also photos of the case and what I’m talking about are here.
*Disclaimer this is the first PC I’ve ever had or upgraded so this may not be the best way to do everything but it worked out and I’m seeing some good results and this was written on a phone.
Specs (R11): Intel 10th gen i9 10900KF RTX 3080 8Gb 2933 HyperX RAM 2Tb HDD 1000W Lunar Light with water cooling Killer Wifi Mouse/Keyboard Setup Cost: $1935.08 USD With 4 year premium warranty and tax: $2379.59 USD
Timeline: Ordered 11/24 9PM Confirmed 11/24 11PM Estimated Ship 12/14 Estimated Arrival 12/17 In Production 12/1 8PM Actual Ship 12/5 3PM Actual Arrival 12/9 12PM
Overall, it arrived a week early and I am super happy about that. I used the online chat on 11/27 to ask for expedited shipping and got FedEx 2nd Day so I would recommend asking or nagging them about that!
Upgrades made were to RAM, SSD, paste, and fans due to price or comfort. Tools used were two screw drivers, an ESD strap, and alcohol swab/paper towels.
To open the PC: Unscrew the back screw on the protruded tab and pull the tab. The left panel will pop off. Pull the top and then lift to remove the panel. Then lift the two switches on the back to release the PSU and hinge open the PSU. My PSU was quite difficult to hinge mainly because of the stiff wires so because not to pinch them.
To install RAM: I installed 2x16Gb Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro. Very simple installation, press the black or white plastic tabs on the ends of the RAM ports to remove the installed card. Then install RAM of your choice. When the new card is installed, make sure the locks are open and they will close automatically when the new card is pushed in. I have heard that RAM should be installed in pairs so I believe installing just a third stick may be detrimental. Also make sure the clock speeds are the same, I had to remove the pre-installed RAM to ensure clocking compatibility would not be an issue. Once the PC is turned on Bios will note that RAM changed and reconfigure itself so I did not need to manually adjust the RAM sped to 3200.
To remove GPU: This step is not necessary for just changing RAM or Drive but can help make some working space. There is a black plastic piece that supports the GPU, this can simply be pulled and it will hinge out and down. It has a rubber seal so it has flex and can be removed with some force. Be very careful when removing this however as if done too fast it can probably hurt your GPU. There are no other screws to the GPU, so remove the two cable sets by pressing the clip and pulling. Then press the blue plastic lock on the motherboard as with the RAM and unlock the GPU and finally the GPU can be removed.
To install SSD: For 2.5” SSD, there are two slots and cables already built in and power and data cables can simply be plugged in making for a very easy installation. NVMe M.2 PCIe cards can be installed with or without the GPU installed although without is much easier. The port is on the bottom left of the motherboard. Unscrew the securing screw, place the SSD until it clicks and then screw down the SSD. I also removed the HDD that was built in. The blue tray can be removed by squeezing the two tabs and the drive holder can be removed by unscrewing the two screws holding it down.
To remove AIO: Remove the heat sink with its 3 screws, although the bottom one is really just a pin. Unscrew the four pump screws. Unplug the pump, fan and white motherboard cable. Removing the top case panel of the PC is very helpful but not needed. Unscrew two black screws on the ceiling of the PC to dislodge the AIO radiator and remove. This will require some wiggling as it is a pretty cramped space for the radiator.
To repaste: Clean off the existing thermal paste with a Qtip or paper towels and wipe clean with an alcohol swab or isopropyl alcohol. 100% alcohol is better as it ensure no residue remains but I only had swabs so I used those. Place a pea sized amount on the IHS and screw down the AIO pump ensuring that all four screws are screwed evenly.
To replace fans: The from fan is a clip on fan. The clip must be pressed and the fan case pulled into the center of the case. Ensure that the wire bundle is unhooked before the fan case is removed. The case uses clips to hold the fan and these can must be unhooked. I found that the Corsair ML120 Pro fans were a little large and caused the fan case to bend and was a little difficult to reclip into the chassis but worked nonetheless. The AIO fan can be replaced by unscrewing four screws. The top panel can be removed for a push/pull method as well but I’m not sure if it will fit with the top panel on. Any 4-pin fan will work although I have heard Noctua fans can cause Bios issues. The PSU fan can be replaced as well but I would not recommend this ... I may have shocked myself by working in the PSU and thank goodness I wasn’t touching the GPU or CPU. The PSU fan is 3 pin and has zip ties bundling all the cables so it it difficult to remove anyways. I would recommend just getting a different PSU if you want to replace it. I instead added a third fan to make it two intake fans in the place where the HDD case used to be. There are no screw holes here, so they can either be drilled or the fan can be zip tied down which I did and I don’t hear an rattling or shaking of the fan. This fan was connected to a 4pin y splitter to the front fan. Since ML120 Pro fans have a lower max RPM than the original fans, AWCC will state that fans are only operating at 60% or so speed.
Once these changes were made, I booted up the PC and here are the times to boot that I found. Original setup took 28.56 to boot and 25.41 to shutdown and new setup took 11.67 to boot and 7.08 to shutdown. I added ThrottleStop and underclothes by 60v to be safe and the built in 96M benchmark took 6.051 seconds. I have also noted that it is super quiet on the balanced setting but can get somewhat noisy when all fans are forced to max speed, although not loud enough to disturb me at all especially when listening to something. The fan settings were adjusted to go linear from 0% at 35C to 60% at 100C. When gaming, I found that my temps ranged from 65-75 with peaks at 85 and during benchmarks I got up to 91 max which I am satisfied with. I hope this helped and if there are any questions or additional photos requested, I’ll be happy to answer :) thank you for reading!

Most translations via @orrery_nim or other various sources mentioned or by OP who attended.
 
 
🐰
x cr. @bar_heejin
universe-by heejin
x cr. @bar_heejin
God gave me a letter yesterday and asked me to send it to her
x
Heejin: Oh, Idol House...! 😆 I don't know why I was like that at the time, I'm kind of embarrassed about that so I haven't watched it properly yet.
x
By how they act/behave, how old would you say the members are?
Heejin🐰(in Japanese): grade school

Everyone?

🐰For Hyunjin, More than one might think - 20? The members are actually all like grade school kids IMO.
x cr. @thetwelfthtrack
Me: Sudoku or CHUU?
HEEJIN: CHUU! Chuu is my sister.😄
x cr. @thetwelfthtrack
FILORBITS! HEEJIN has something to say!
x cr. @thetwelfthtrack
Here you go.. HEEJIN's reaction when I told her about the EDSA billboard 😆 @cosmorabbit_, @loonatheworldph, @heyoliviahye thank you too!
x cr. @thetwelfthtrack
Me: Bread or HYUNJIN?
HEEJIN: Ah. This is hard.. I choose HYUNJIN!
x cr. @thetwelfthtrack
Me: I am speechless right now.
HEEJIN: Noooo~! You're the most beautiful woman ever.
x

Anything you want to do in 2021?

Heejin🐰: sigh, if everything was all how I'd like it, I really want to have a concert. We would go and do shows and concerts, and go abroad too. I'd want that. I think it's frustrating..
x

How was your 2020?

Heejin🐰: 2020, mmm... Well, let's be satisfied with what we got!
... Honestly it was a shame! I really wanted to be way busier, but.. Well...! The situation..!

But you showed a new side of yourself many times this year

🐰Oh, right, right. I have no regrets about that. Since Orbits liked that a lot too.
 
 
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x cr. @mystery_oyster
Hyunjin said Music Core PD asked her if she was wearing the Apple Watch on stage again. She said no lol. She also said tomorrow is last stage
I asked if she will make more vlogs and she said soon :D
I told her I saw them at Kcon LA and she said she wants to go back. Today's TMI is that she ate a bagel with cream cheese and strawberry cake
x cr. @chemistinorbit aka u/chemistinprogress
I had my 1:1 call with Hyunjin and I didn't record anything because I was so caught up trying to just answer the call and start talking I'M A FOOL but here's ✨orbit ring #loona #hyunjin 201212 thread✨ with zero images/video (I'm actually going to cry) #김애옹편지
Apparently my mic was low, so we took up a little time just making sure we could hear each other well.
I told her she looks really pretty today (and every day); she thanked me. I said that when I put LOONA on tv, my mom can identify her out of everyone because I have so many pictures of her; I pointed them out in the background.
🐱: Wowwww, really? pouts thank youu
I asked if I could sing for her, but she misunderstood and asked if I wanted to hear the Carol, so I said sure! She sang up until before the chorus.
Then I clarified and grabbed my ukulele so I could sing the last chorus of Around You to her. She swayed back and forth; she even closed her eyes and smiled for some of it. She clapped at the end saying, "Very good!! Thank you!" with hearts.
I probably was not very good, I was SO nervous. I covered my face with my hands at the end out of embarrassment. She gave me a thumbs up and said, "good!!" She was really sweet and seemed touched.
I prepared a slide presentation with questions translated into Korean so I could try to get a little more in. I held it up so she could read, and it worked really well!
🌙: If you could play one sport professionally, what would you choose?
🐱: Soccer!
🌙: Can you give a name to your fans?
🐱: Ahhhh mmmmm... Ong-ie! points at herself I am "Aeong"! points at me You are "Ong-ie"!
🌙: Do you like piano or guitar better?
🐱: Piano!
🌙: Me too! even though I have guitars in the background 😅
🐱: You should do a cover!!
[first kim lip, and now hyunjin is telling me to do a cover...]
🌙: What are your favorite songs to play?
🐱: For piano, Around You. For guitar [I couldn't hear the name very well😭she sang a little bit of it, but I didn't recognize]
🌙: I want to see a full cover!
🐱: Yes!
🌙: What do you have planned for loona logs?
🐱: Beatboxing! beatboxes and laugh at herself
🌙: claps for her Can you add this? makes waterdrop noise
🐱: 😮tries to do it too but just pokes her cheek and goes "bweep" [it was adorable]
🌙: Speaking of videos, I make videos! [I showed thumbnails of some of my reaction videos]
🐱: Wow! thumbs up
🌙: I always use your pictures in my thumbnails!
🐱: laughs thank you~~
I always notice Hyunjin juggling (ish), so I pulled out my juggling balls (a hobby from long ago😶) and gave her a 15 second juggling tutorial. She seemed really impressed, and I told her I hope she tries it one day. She gave lots of thumbs up.
At this point, I super lost track of time (but I also prepared WAY too many questions), she started saying "see you next time~", but I quickly said "wait just one last thing!!" and skipped to the end of my slideshow.
🌙: [slide said 나랑 결혼해 줄래? - Will you marry me? and I held up the ring pictured]
🐱: huge gasp, makes a hand heart
YES! very pretty! I miss you!!! Bye bye~~ more hearts
(((I would not actually propose with this ring. I just had a ring and a box and put them together for a prop 😔)))
To sum up, it felt long and short at the same time. There were hardly any lulls, and she understood really well when I wasn't using the slides. She was so sweet and patient as I jumbled around with everything.
Hyunjin fans have been dubbed "Ong-ie." We're engaged and I have no proof of it 🤦‍♀️ I always think, "How could I possibly love Hyunjin more?" And then she literally just exists, and the love increases #김애옹편지 hyunjin i love you, see you again soon~
x cr. @aeongsol
HYUNJIN: She said Yes! We're engaged now, byeeeee. ;_;
x cr. @aeongsol
the way that 3/5 Ong-ies that got into HYUNJIN s Withdrama 201212 Orbit Ring proposed to her and she said yes to all three of us.
Her Ong-ie collection has started 💛
 
 
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x
Yeojin 🎙 The Carol
x

Yeojin's favorite winter snack?

Yeojin🐸: Mandarins🍊?

Mine are hotteok and bunggeoppang (fish-shaped buns)! Which of those do you like more?

🐸 Bunggeoppang! Filled with red bean!
Yeojin: But I looked this up, and some people were curious about that. I actually like pizza filling most, but they haven't been selling that kind these days.
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Yeojin🐸, can you sing Black Mamba?
🐸 😆😆 I sing it all the time! I love it. Yes!
We take pics like that all the time!
🐸 🎙I'm the aespa, there can't be two-- 😆😆
Yeojin 🐸: At the dorm, I wear these red
PJs - Yves unnie got them for my birthday.
I wear those and I'm just doing Black Mamba aggressively shakes head in the living room!
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Yeojin's dinner recommendation for OP: pork belly
But she doesn't like meat that much, prefers rice/stew
On being an adult soon: She doesn't expect to feel much.
It's not like she'll suddenly pay the phone bill herself, and she has no interest in alcohol, & can't go anywhere like spending the night at jjimjilbangs (Korean saunas).
She still wants to get a driver's license ASAP
The person she'd like to be with for her first drive: Mom
 
 
🦌
x cr. @vivithereal
Funny story when you were in Hong Kong? (The WiFi was bad here so I think she misunderstood the ?)
Vivi: “During hi high concept, my family came to visit in Korea and my brother is very little and I have not seen him in very long, so he was acting quiet with me & didn’t—“
“speak many words to me, which made me very sad. I was like “oh my god, he is forgetting me!” 😥 So now I always call him and say as a joke “why don’t you miss me??” and “I want to talk with you more” 🥺🥺🥺
x cr. @kaheivv01
said about the hk bday ad
🦌: yeah i know about it, some fans said about it last time and some of my friends in hong kong told me as well
told her i organized the bday ad
🦌: ahh, thank you!
🦌: really? i was v. happy to see that bday ad and was v. happy that you support me, since you're also hker so it makes me feel so warm and there is not much hk thing(?) in korea so i was so happy when i see it, thank you sm!
told her that lots of orbits went to take pictures with the bday ad and all of them really love her
🦌: thank you so much!! ahhhh... i really... really thank you so much and... ummm i dont know how to say, ahh! (continue being that cutie puff she has always been😭💗)
ask if she ate any bday cake this year
🦌:yes i did, for this year's birthday we have schedule and shoot so we basically shoot the whole day but the members kept on saying hbd and singing happy birthday to me for the whole day, they really did that for the whole day until 00:00
x @siyeonlover
i asked her to sing butterfly, but the call froze as soon as she started singing... so i cut that part out, but I had to let her know that shes good at singing anyways
ahh,,, she rly said "im happy to talk to you" like 3 times 😭😭
x cr. @siyeonlover
none of this in order... but here you go guys vivi's my wife <3
(please her reaction im crying so bad)
 
 
🦉
x
Kim Lip took an MBTI test again (a paper test this time, not online) and got ESTP
(She got ESTJ before this) src: OP had Orbit Ring with Kim Lip today
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Kim Lip: Jung Jinsol unnie you're being loud!
We actually spread out farther than last time.
So as soon as she entered, she asked why we were more spread out, and asked whether it was because she was loud last time...
Kim Lip: So, as soon as we came in, I asked her if she could be a little quieter today. But she's still loud. I'm gonna lose it.
Lip: That was her laughing, right? Gonna lose it.
To get an idea of how far they are: Yves showed Olivia Hye for someone else for a moment in another call
x cr. @siyeonlover friend

• this is not my video. it is my friends. (he does not use twitter + i was given consent to share)
  
• i don't know korean that well, so my translations are very vague and probably off
  

Full video
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Kim Lip: There were 6 others today from abroad, so earlier I had to run Papago (translator app) on my phone, like this! 😭
For the last person, I was so sorry! The person kept saying sorry and I said sorry a ton too
Lip: like "sorry, sorry I'm so sorry!" 😭
We couldn't communicate that well and I got asked for Starlight, but I could only think of "Starlight~ Starlight" (Star), so I asked which Starlight? Did they mean OEC?
They used Papago, but it said "weird pupil..??" (in Korean)
Lip: I was thinking, "what's weird pupil..?
Did they mean ODD EYE CIRCLE then?..."
I thought I was going to lose it, breaking out in cold sweat... But I've found my speech again now.
x

Is tomorrow the end of activities? Will we see you onstage again before your birthday?

Kim Lip: Activities end this week. Tomorrow (T/N: Inkigayo). Before whose birthday? Mine? In person?
Kim Lip: Ah, we will (be onstage again before my birthday)!
I can assure you of that.
T/N: well there's this for later
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Is Jinsoul next to you today too?

Kim Lip🦉: Yes. Someone earlier said "I can't hear you over Jinsoul," and I was like "really?" So I'm talking like this now. You can hear me well, right? That's a relief.

Did you sing a lot in today's fansign too? Kim Lip🦉: No just once. Fascinating right?
(You had many intl fans today)

🦉: Yeah I was sweating, and had to use Papago (translator app) then showing my phone! While saying "I'm so sorry..! Sorry!"

• We managed to talk like that.

Do you still exercise daily these days?

Kim Lip: Lately, no. So just by eating less-- honestly I don't diet either 😆
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In LOONA Log 18 you bleeped out Jinsoul and Olivia Hye, what were they saying?
Kim Lip🦉: Yeah how'd you know? It wasn't Why Not. It was a song by Blackpink. Yeah! So we can't use those!
So I told them to stop bothering me.
Kim Lip 🦉: The song was out at the time, it was taken a long time ago, so..

💬

🦉 Yeah probably! But anyways, they were singing.

A carol that you like?

🦉 Carol? Christmas songs? I like Dear Santa by TTS, and Miracles in December (EXO).
 
 
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If she were to go on KoMS Jinsoul would like to sing Lim Jeonghee's "I didn't weep tears,"a favorite of hers in high school
Her mom saw Lip's baby pic for KoMS and loved it, and told Jinsoul she'd send her's too if needed
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Jinsoul: What I named my Airpods? Last time, it was Doripods.
But this is my second pair, so it's Doridoripods. 😁
Jinsoul: mmm, set yours as Doldolpods.
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Favorite 12:00 photocard?
Jinsoul🐟: I don't recall since I sent a bunch of selcas..
But with the jacket pics, they were just selcas, but this time I used the basic camera app in the white outfit, the one with the hat.
I didn't know they'd use that photo, so I liked that one a lot.
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OP asked what gesture Jinsoul would use on Inkigayo
Jinsoul said she'd use this one (🔫) which a fan suggested
[She did use it today on Inkigayo]
x cr. @orbitrainbow
I asked JinSoul if she had anything to say to LGBT fans and (translated, click for full version) "We are all the same, we're all human and must all be respected. (...) 'TOGETHER, WE ARE LOONA' which is our slogan so I love and respect you all."
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Jinsoul♥: So funny! Couldn't hear you earlier but you were making a heart!
(OPs earbuds died before the call; in case OP was called, OP held up a ♥)
I watched it all! So funny! The staff saw you holding up the heart.😆😆
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Jinsoul: I like mirror selfies but we can't post those, so...
 
 
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OP asked Choerry what prompted their reaction before their Inkigayo stage (201206)
She said the BBC executive who was there suddenly went "fighting!!!" and suddenly started cheering a ton on the spot - but he was never someone who was like that
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Choerry🍒: About not being 20 anymore? I can't understand how I'll already not be 20. This year went by really fast. Actually I think December's going by the fastest, right? So I didn't really think "20: I'm an adult."
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Choerry🍒: we can't go anywhere these days so I've been marathoning Harry Potter again. I don't leave my bed!
You don't go anywhere other than music shows?
🍒Nowhere. Practice! Dorm! Broadcasting studio! Just those three.
No, we're all so healthy, so
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Recommend an item for us to follow!
Choerry🍒: Lately for me: a ring! This is a couple ring with Chuu unnie!
Just you two?
🍒Chuu unnie suddenly wanted to get a ring. So I was like "a ring?"
Choerry: Then [Chuu unnie] said she wanted to get a couple ring with me! "Oh okay! Let's get it then!" So, we did! That's how I got this couple ring
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Choerry 🎙: Even if it's a little dangerous, it's alright
[OEC - Uncover]
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Choerry: Stop playing video games!
 
 
🦢
x cr. myself
My contribution/snippet during this solo:
I showed Yves the recent clip of Sunmi mentioning her. She already watched it multiple times courtesy of Heejin sending to her. She said she cried 🥺At the end I said I hope they can meet soon.
Yves was so happy to speak about Sunmi. It was so wholesome I need them to meet and take a photo!
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Yves: Yes (shows mole under her eye) should I not show it?~
Back during pre-debut, this was really light, I could cover it easily. But, I cover them a lot, but I have a lot of freckles too you know.
Yves: Remember Vegan Tiger?* Yes. My freckles in that video weren't just makeup, they were real. So I actually have that many freckles. And as those freckles got more pronounced, so did this mole.
The vegan/alternative fur ad feat. Yves
Yves: But I decided to show it onstage once - during makeup, I go over it to make this look more pronounced.
After trying it, it wasn't so bad. So after that I showed it more, and the fans liked it, so I'm still doing that.
x cr. @baephrodite aka u/reeses_peaces
I said I had a pic of my girlfriend on my phone and I wanted to show her. She was like “😮 yeah go ahead!!” then I showed her a picture of herself lol. She responded “ok I’m your girlfriend now. Is this a proposal? Where’s my ring?”
I asked for her favorite English word and she thought about it and went “my favorite English word is...!” I started laughing and was like “you’re funny” and she said “I’m serious!” I then asked “솔직히?” and she was like “🥺솔직히!!”
We talked about the last song we listened to. She said Sole’s 같은 마음. I said Sunmi’s Gashina and then she asked me to sing it for her... I did the dance a little and she said “you look like Sunmi!” and I was like “nah. Don’t lie to me 😂”
Yves singing and dancing a little bit of Sunmi’s Gashina plus her cutely going “가사 뭐지? (What are the lyrics?)” at the beginning
End of thread side note: I was actually curious about her favorite English word but she had to flirt 😂 I set myself up for that for doing the girlfriend thing right before...
x cr. @rappervivi
i asked about princess Sofia (i was rlly curious about why they gave it to her? also i wanted her to say my name more lol)
and she was like??? she thought it was rlly funny i asked. she said the stylist just gave it to her and she thought it was weird since Sofia is a kid
x cr. @rappervivi
i asked her to sing Heart Attack and @chuubmo thought it was weird but listen
this song got me into LOONA, and i love Yves in the MV and thought it’d be cute to listen to it from Yves’ perspective
also CHUU CAMEO!! i was calm but in my head i was freaking out 😭😭 CHUU
 
 
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Chuu 🎙: Sam Kim - Scent
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Chuu: How about you debut!

Me? Me, debut?

Chuu: 😄 You could debut! Chuu! You could debut as Juu, from Jiwoo. Orrrr (looks at OP's name to shorten it) Cheo! Cheo! "I'M CHEO! FAREWELL--"
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Do you like bunggeoppang (fish-shaped buns)?

Chuu🐧: Yes!

Do you eat from the head or tail first?

🐧Tail. So crispy.

I eat from the head...

🐧😡Why?.. Why??

Because it's nicer to hold it by the tail...

🐧UAhhaahh! No! The head is sooo squishy.

Then isn't it better to save the tail for last?

🐧Yes. Starting with the tail and eating all the way to the head is okay. Texture-wise.

So you eat the part you like first!

 
 
🦋
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Go Won: I'm stuck inside the screen, please get me out
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Go Won watching footage of OP's cat
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201205 OP (Joke/concept): Why didn't you call me last week Go Won 😥
Go Won: Lately I've been busy and just~...
201212 OP: You called this week! 😁
Go Won: Well this week I wanted to see you, so I gave you a call 🙂
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(Do people have 1 or 2 butts?)
Go Won: Ahh, why are you all doing this?? When I first heard that, I was on team 2(-butts).
But after talking about it, I was wondering "why... was I considering them separate?"
Go Won: When I was on team 2, it was like, we have 2 separate legs. So! I just thought there would be 2 of that as well. But after hearing the 1-team talk, "yeah... I guess it could be just 1 too..."
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Q: Do you eat bunggeoppang (fish-shaped bun) from the head or tail first?
Go Won: Head!

Why?

Go Won: because of the shape, you just grab it by the tail and go nyam! The top has more red-bean filling so I have that first.
Chuu was firmly on team tail-first
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Go Won: Lately I'm playing Cookie Run! Not too long ago I started playing again.
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Go Won🦋: When the fans prepare silly stuff to say, it's so fun!

You were shy about it before, now you're taking it well!😆#1 idol park chaewon

🦋The fans though like? They're so shameless and do their bits so well!

The cute reactions make us want to do it

😆 Ah but I took Go Won's call - how come there's an angel sitting there?
🦋😁... Unnie, you're amazing?
🦋But I'm curious... When you prepare these things 😆 it's so fascinating!
x

A word for people who are living their lives without knowing about our Chaewon?

Go Won🦋: Oh, really! Not knowing about me yet, that's such a shame! 😆
First, it's better to like me in advance...
Go Won🦋: I think it'd be good to know me sooner!

I'll promote you lots TT

🦋 Oh! Sounds good.
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Go Won: Really, I really want to..! [post selfies, according to original tweet]

🗯

Go Won: 😮... I feel the same way!
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Go Won🦋: A song I listen to often? Lately, carols. No one in particular. I always run my playlist on shuffle.

I'm the type to loop one. Song rec for today?

🦋DAY6 - Zombie

Zombie?

🦋(🎙Day6 - Zombie) I like that song.
 
 
🐺
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As soon as Olivia Hye takes the call with OP she asks whether OP's puppy, Dubu, is there
Olivia Hye: Hey Dubu, hey Dubu~ Oh its ear moved! Hey Dubu!! Our Gureum never even looks at me but you're so smart..

Our Dubu doesn't normally look either..

Olivia Hye: Really? I guess it likes me.
(OP is wearing earbuds, the dog can't hear Hye)
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Olivia Hye: Yes. Both my parents worked, and my older sister had a bit of an age difference so she'd go to after-school classes, so I was always home alone. So my dad asked me what I thought about raising a dog.
I didn't think much of it, but my dad just brought [Gureum] home one day. So I raised him, and I ended up basically growing up with him.
(Olivia Hye was 10 years old when she first met Gureum, so Gureum is ~10 years old now)
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Olivia Hye to the Hye-lover-squad: You've worked so hard in 2020 as well, and thank you very much for being with me this year, when I was 20 years old 👏
x
All the members are still wearing the pants from the outfit.
I couldn't deal with it and changed to my own sweats. My top/bottom are very mismatched right now.
I think I always live so that I'm comfortable. (shows pants) 😆 I've been exposed!
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OP asked Olivia Hye to spoil M Countdown (MCD asked Orbits for their wishes; what they'd want from #LOONA)
🤫 Shhhhhh.... A song I like
🤫 Shhh... You know, right?
a carol
x

Did you go to get beer on your own from a corner store after turning 20?

Olivia Hye 🐺: not as soon as I turned 20 but on that day, I went to get a beer.

Did they check your ID?

🐺 No... They didn't.

😂 S..Sorry...

🐺 It's fine, but some others did later on.
🐺 I was looking forward to [showing them my ID] too, but...
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Olivia Hye🐺: I think this line is just right.
Not the maknae, but right above maknae.

You always act like the unnie to Yeojin though

🐺 Oh for her, I'm the unnie. 😁
x
This is Olivia Hye's favorite fancam of herself (So What with red uniforms, at Inkigayo, on comeback week):
x

I prepared an acrostic poem with leejjok jeojjok (here and there)

Olivia Hye 🐺: Here and there?
Something's ominous here... OK.

이: send me a kiss in the cutest way ever!

🐺(쪽):😆..😘 (jjok = the sound of a kiss)

(저): excuse me once more please in a sexy way

🐺(쪽): 😘, oh no, my senses were right..

• Olivia Hye to her fans: Get home by foot, everyone. Don't crawl home. nyeh

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Olivia Hye🐺: For soju I like Jinro. For beer, for somek (beer+soju), Terra.

Terra? You know your stuff~

🐺: You unnies know better, what even~

No that's true but--

x

Do you know the "I'm the aespa" thing?

Olivia Hye🐺: Yeah

Do "I'm the Hyeju?"

🐺 OK, "I'm the Hyeju, there can't be two~" oh we actually took a bunch of pics like this, with a mirror.
There was one from Go Won that I wanted to post but 😕

Please post them 😥

🐺 But, it's not up to us 😞
x
Olivia Hye: Thanks unnie, Next year, when I'm 21, when I'm 101, let's still be together. Bye!

Okay👵... I'll try to live that long

Olivia Hye: 😆 Bye!
x cr. @sieunwrld
i asked hyejoo if she liked pepsi.. she said yes but she prefers coca cola more 😭 and then i said i do too and she like laughed with me and asked me to high five her 🤣 sorry izzayy hyejoo and i are besties now

• Tweak name & description (Most descriptions I used are the developer’s one ,some are from idownloadblog.com and some I added ,as not all tweaks has description and some has vague or very long description).
• Repo.
• Free or Paid&Price.

Tweak list :
App Firewall (iOS 10-13) : Take control of apps' network access with AppFirewall! AppFirewall intercepts outbound connections and prompts for your permission before continuing, similar to iOS' other permissions. Afterwards, you can manage which sites are allowed & blocked in settings. Repo : http://apt.thebigboss.org/repofiles/cydia/. Free.
DoubleCut : let’s you bind text to a specific key and you can choose double tap, triple tap or hold. Repo : BigBoss. Free.
WiCarrier : Replaces status bar's carrier name field with the currently connected WiFi network. Repo : https://rpetri.ch/repo/. Free.
WiFiCarrier+ : WiFi network name and IP address in status bar. Repo : https://phil-highrez.github.io/repo/. Free.
MYbloXX : System wide Ad blocker. Repo : https://myxxdev.github.io/. Free.
BlockYouX : Systemwide Ads blocker. Repo : https://cydia.ceadd.ca/. Free.
UHB - iOS 9/10/11/12 (Untrusted Hosts Blocker) : System wide ads blocker. Repo : https://repo.thireus.com/. Free.
No Typing Indicator 13 : This tweak blocks the typing indicators from showing in iMessage. You can still see others typing but they will not see you typing. Repo : https://cydia.ceadd.ca/. Free.
AppStore++ : Allow downgrade apps in AppStore , block updates ,pypass 200MB download limit , disable search ads & disable app thinning. Repo : https://cokepokes.github.io/. Free.
SiriUnlock : Allow Siri to access sensitive data when phone is locked (i.e read text messages , show notes & contacts). Repo : https://cokepokes.github.io/. Free.
Kairos 3 : Kairos makes it easy to schedule messages to be sent at specific times. With options to have messages repeat to send on certain days of the week. Repo : https://supporter.cpdigitaldarkroom.com/repo/. Paid : 10$
TabBlocker : TabBlocker is able to block the opening of new tabs for specified websites.A lot of times when I try to watch a video, or open certain webpages that contain allot of ads. I get redirected to a new tab almost directly. TabBlocker will ask you if the webpage is allowed to open new tabs, or just block them. Repo : BigBoss. Free.
Spy : Allow you to Log and share usage of your apps when lending your phone to someone and see what apps tried to open and what time. Also has the ability to lock the phone or start alarm when chosen apps are lunched . Activation by CC toggle or Activator gesture. Repo : https://repo.packix.com/. Paid : 1.99$
Truecuts : Truecuts is a tweak for Siri Shortcuts that enables all automation triggers to run without prompting. Repo : BigBoss. Free.
StopShortcutsNotifications : This tweak prevents the shortcuts app from sending notifications. Repo : http://itsjafer.com/repo/. Free.
iCleaner Pro : iCleaner can free up space by removing unnecessary files from your device. Also allow you to manage Launch Daemons, Substrate addons & Preference Bundles. Repo : https://ib-soft.net/cydia/beta/. Free.
iSponsorBlock : iSponsorBlock | Automatically skip annoying sponsorships in YouTube videos. Repo : https://galactic-dev.github.io/. Free.
Messenger No Ads : Remove ads for Facebook Messenger app. Disable read receipt. Disable typing indicator and more. Repo : https://haoict.github.io/cydia/. Free.
HalFiPad : iPhone X Gestures: iPad StatusBarFloating Dock. Split & Slide Over. iPhone X Keyboard. Dark Keyboard. Swipe To Screenshot and more. And more features. Repo : BigBoss. Free.
LocationService (CCSupport) : You can turn on / off LocationService from the control center. Repo : https://cydia.ichitaso.com/. Free.
CCLinker : This tweak will let you navigate to the respective settings for the Control Center Module by using Gestures! Repo : Packix. Free.
WiFi List : See all the WiFi password you entered in your device (or another device if you have iCloud) You can even create a QR code for easy sharing. Repo : https://www.icaughtuapp.com/repo/. Free.
FreePIP : FreePIP is a tweak to un-snap and scale the view of Picture-in-Picture on iOS unlimitedly. Features : Snap / Un-snap the view by long-press the PiP view. Unlimited scaling. Repo : Packix. Free.
Similar tweak to FreePIP is BigPiPEnergy : Repo : http://itsjafer.com/repo/. Free.
CCModules Pro : Cellular Data expandable view. WiFi expandable view. Bluetooth expandable view. Hotspot button gesture. Power Actions module. Repo : Packix. Paid : 2.50$
CCModules : Add extra modules to your CC ( I use it to add silent mode ). Repo : https://jb365.github.io/. Free.
CC On & Off : toggle off WiFi and Bluetooth from CC. Repo : https://poomsmart.github.io/repo/. Free.
Snapper 2 : Snapper is a tweak that lets you crop a portion of the screen and keep it floating on the screen. Copy text from images to your clipboard. Repo : Packix. Paid : 3.00$
GoodWiFi : Remove RSSI Limit. Show Know Networks. Show Mac Address. Repo : https://julioverne.github.io/. Free.
MusiLyric : Fetch Lyrics on Music, Spotify, TIDAL, Pandora & LockScreen. Fetch in Background with best performance no Lags. After Fetch Lyric will Available Offline. Use Private API Musixmatch Database. Repo : https://julioverne.github.io/. Free.
Lyricify : With Lyricify you can easily view the lyrics to your songs on your lock screen. With lyrics support for songs played through Spotify, Soundcloud, TIDAL, Apple Music or any other prominent streaming service. Repo : Chariz. Paid 0.99$
DynamicTimer : DynamicTimer will dynamically change the timer sound between "Stop Playing" and a ringtone. If there is any music playing when the timer goes off it will stop it otherwise it will play the ringtone you set up in the settings. Repo : BigBoss. Free.
CarBridge (iOS 13, Lite) : View any app in CarPlay! Features include: View your device's screen on your CarPlay enabled display Watch DRM-free videos and play games directly on your car (google to check DRM status) Control your phone with touch right from your car without picking your phone up Activate your phone's home button by tapping the portal icon in the CarPlay dock. Repo : Packix. Paid : 4.99$
TFDidThatSay?: See what those pesky "[deleted]" comments and posts were without leaving Reddit! Repo : https://lint.github.io/repo/. Free.
ReProvision : keep applications signed even after 7 days are up. Automatically resigning of locally provisioned applications. Repo : https://repo.incendo.ws/. Free.
Sentinel : Sentinel is designed to help you avoid having to re-jailbreaking your device when you run out of battery. When the battery charge reaches a user-set percentage it will initiate a fake shutdown. Repo : https://repo.dynastic.co. Free.
Harpy : List all users on your local network/hotspot. Block Users from connecting to the internet on your local network. Block users from using your hotspot network. Repo : Packix. Paid : 1.49$
Choicy : Disable tweak injection for every process individually. Configure each tweak dylib for every process individually. Disable tweaks globally (with the ability to set exceptions for individual processes). Option for an application shortcut to launch the application with or without tweaks. Repo : https://opa334.github.io/. Free.
Safari Plus : Force Https. Upload any file and download manager. Custom user agent. And many more privacy, actions , gestures and customization for Safari. Repo : https://opa334.github.io/. Free.
White Point Module : Control Center module to toggle the "Reduce White Point" functionality. Long press / force touch to change the intensity. Repo : https://opa334.github.io/. Free.
ScreenshotActions : Copy latest screenshot to the clipboard & delete it. Uploading screenshots directly to Imgur. Share screenshots. Repo : Packix. Free.
SwipeToDeleteContact : Simple Swipe to delete an Contact. Repo : BigBoss. Free.
FLEXing : Open Flex anywhere! Repo : https://nscake.github.io/. Free.
HostsBlockerToggle (beta) : disable / enable host file from CC. Repo : https://petitstrawberry.github.io/cydia/. Free.
DontStopMyCall : It disable hangup of phone’s call when press lock button. Answer incoming call by pressing lock button 2 times. Pressing lock button 3 times will answer call using speaker directly. Repo : Packix. Paid : 1.50$
SwipeExtenderX : supercharges the iOS keyboard with up to 20 different swipe gesture-based actions to help make the process of typing on an iPhone even easier than it already is. Repo : https://repo.chariz.com/. Paid : 2.49$
SITUM Pro : SITUM Pro adds a new button to your Text Selection Menu which helps you look up the text you selected. Also with translation feature. Repo : Packix. Paid : 1.50$
VolSkip11 : Skip tracks & play/pause with volume buttons. Repo : https://cydia.rob311.com/repo/. Free.
Powercuff : Exposes access to hidden power throttling modes for better battery life. Repo : https://rpetri.ch/repo/. Free.
ConfirmPasteboard : Allow or deny apps accessing the clipboard. Repo : https://repo.co.k. Free.
NoClipboardForYou : Prevent apps from accessing your clipboard. Configure from Settings. Repo : https://shiftcmdk.github.io/repo/. Free.
Succession : Restore without updating. Repo : https://samgisaninja.github.io/. Free.
CCRinger13: Add a slider for ringer to control center volume module. Repo : https://shepgoba.github.io/. Free.
Night Shift Module : Change night shift from control center. Repo : https://shepgoba.github.io/. Free.
FUGap : Get rid of the ugly gap at the top of the control center !! Repo : Packix. Free.
YouPIP : picture in picture for YouTube &twitch . Repo : https://spicat.github.io/. Free. Best combination is YouPIP 0.0.6.2 and YouTube 15.22.4
Apps Manager : Wipe , backup , restore Appdata for installed apps. Repo : http://tigisoftware.com/cydia/. Free.
Filza File Manager 64-bit : File manager. Repo : http://tigisoftware.com/cydia/. Free.
YouTube Reborn : Features : - No Homescreen and No Video Ads (Both are on by default) - Enable Background Playback. - Allow HD On Cellular. - Disable Age Restriction. - No Stories (Beta). - Disable YouTube Kids Popup. - Enable iPad Style On iPhone. - Hide Tab Bar Labels- Hide Tabs (Explore, Upload [+], Subscriptions, Libary). - Picture-In-Picture (iOS 14+)- Video. - Downloading. - and many more features. Repo : https://repo.twickd.com. Free.
DockX : Add pasteboard shortcuts to your keyboard dock! Repo : http://udevsharold.github.io/repo/. Free.
Shortmoji : Bring life back into your keyboard by bringing tons of useful functionalities to the unused keyboard space. Shortmoji comes packed with tons of options to customize Keyboard, Predictive Bar and Keyboard Dock. Repo : https://miro92.com/repo/. Free.
Flex 3 Beta : Flex 3 is an incredible platform that lets jailbreakers create their own patches for the system or for installed apps.Moreover, a cloud-based system lets users mingle with one another by sharing their patches with the rest of the Flex 3 community. Repo : http://getdelta.co/. Free.
Activator : centralized gestures , buttons and shortcut management for iOS. Repo : https://rpetri.ch/repo/. Free.
Relocate Reborn : Minimalist GPS spoofer iOS 13+. Repo : https://repo.nepeta.me/. Repo is down , get it from here https://archive.org/details/relocate-tweak-module-and-app. Free.
CopyLog : CopyLog is a powerful clipboard history manager for iOS, it’s easy to use, works on both iPhone and iPad and will help you keep track of what you’ve copied on your device. Repo : Packix. Paid :2.49$
AppSync Unified : AppSync Unified is a tweak that patches installd to allow for the installation of unsigned, fakesigned, or ad-hoc signed IPA packages on an iOS device. AppSync Unified can be used to downgrade or clone installed apps, to download fakesigned IPAs. Repo : https://cydia.akemi.ai/. Free.
CallBar XS (iOS 12/13) : Callbar re-design the incoming calls view and allow you to use your device while it’s ringing or while in a call . Answer , decline or dismiss a call with ease without stopping what you’re doing. Repo : https://limneos.net/repo/. Paid : 3.99$
TetherMe for iOS8+ : Enables the native tethering for your device and give you the option to share data from data from a VPN or to share a WiF connection to Usb. Also allow you to edit APN settings. Repo : http://repo.tetherme.net/. Paid : 4.99$
CocoaTop : show CPU , memory usage...etc for processes&apps and allow to terminate/kill processes &apps. GitHub : https://d0m0.github.io. Repo : Bigboss. Free
RoadRunner : RoadRunner excludes the current now playing app from being killed when SpringBoard restarts. There's an option to exclude all running apps with the ability to whitelist/blacklist certain apps. Repo : https://henrikssonbrothers.com/cydia/repo/. Paid : 2.25$
Keyboard Accio : This tweak makes the "global" key always switch between the first and second input modes of your keyboard settings. Repo : BigBoss. Free.
ImLyingDownDamnit : A tweak to correct auto-rotate, so you can rotate your device freely, while lying down, relative to your face! Auto-detect typical lying down behaviour to avoid prompting you. "Rollover" prompts, to correct the orientation if you change direction in bed! and more features! Repo : https://repo.dynastic.co/. Paid : 1.49$
System Info : Show extra device and battery information and save blobs from settings. Repo : https://apt.xninja.xyz/. Free.
Zenumbra : Show number of installed packages per repo for Zebra. Repo : https://foxfort.yourepo.com. Free.
Note : Order of list doesn’t mean anything and I added more in the comment section as post reached it’s maximum words capacity . Again, tweaks in my comment below are as important as in the main post.
The list continues here https://reddit.com/jailbreak/comments/injcwv/_/g47xjw2/?context=1
& here https://reddit.com/jailbreak/comments/injcwv/_/g75vsw9/?.context=1
Any new tweaks that is not in the list and you think it’s important , please let me know, I’ll take a look. Thanks.

Cyberpunk has thoroughly kicked my i5-6600k in the butt and I meant to build that system years back with the idea of value hardware that would last me. Upgraded the 1080 to a 3070, but the 4 cores without multithreading are bottlenecking everything. I had missed the jump where games started making good use of more cores, was still in "single/dual-core clock speed matters for gaming"-times. Even BeamNG is chugging if I want to do anything medium demanding.
Since that approach did not work, I want to sell that machine, double that and get a new one. I tried to spend quite some time researching the parts and combo, but I had not been keeping up with hardware for a long time. For the first time I don't mind straying from "best bang for your buck" if it means I have peace for the next 5 years. I'm striving to have my cake and eat it too and am willing to pay for once.
Goals are:

• No bottleneck or imbalance
• No thermal throttling issues
• Quiet during office operation, normal noise floor during gaming, compiling, video editing
• Gaming on 2k144hz or 1080p240hz without fps variations (g-sync currently helps, but only so much) at decent quality settings
• Allow experimentation with intermediate OC, thus aim for cool base running temps
• 2-5 running hours per day during the week, 4-14 running hours per day on the weekend
• System running without breakdown or mayor compromise for 5+ years (aided by component selection and cool running temps).
• Upgrade potential during the same time span for IO, storage, whatever might come and be required for gaming/editing/programming

PCPartPicker Part List

Type	Item	Price
CPU	AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 3.7 GHz 12-Core Processor	€824.90 @ Amazon Deutschland
CPU Cooler	ARCTIC LIQUID FREEZER II 360 56.3 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler	€102.40 @ Computeruniverse
Motherboard	MSI MAG X570 TOMAHAWK WIFI ATX AM4 Motherboard	€205.94 @ Computeruniverse
Memory	G.Skill Ripjaws V Series 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory	€129.24 @ Alza
Storage	Samsung 980 Pro 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive	€237.89 @ Alternate
Case	Fractal Design Define 7 ATX Mid Tower Case	€144.99 @ ARLT
Power Supply	be quiet! Straight Power 11 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply	€138.10 @ Amazon Deutschland
	Total	€1783.46
	Generated by PCPartPicker 2021-01-06 15:33 CET+0100

PCPartPicker does not have Support for Switzerland, here is the respective shopping list (ignore the cases) and price comparison site.
Considerations:

• I currently have a 3070, but want to upgrade to a 3080 Ti once they are available and this hardware shortage is out.
• Depending how long the 9 5900X will be out, I might have to downgrade to the 7 5800X, which is available now.
• Reasoning for the motherboard choice and all the options i considered, though the Tomahawk happens to be out of stock most of the time too, I want to wait for one.
• Going X570 instead of B550 seems to make sense only for future proofing and if you have an SSD with PCIe4.0 Support. Are there other reasons? Should I stick with B550 none the less?
• 980 Pro only for the PCIe4.0 Support and massive read speed for loading into games or larger video project files. Otherwise 970 for a B550 Board. Either way the Evo will last the time i want it to given it's 600 TBW promise.
• 3200Mhz CL16 seems to the be sweet spot at the moment before prices explode and only give 1% more performance. I alternatively looked at the HyperX Fury RGB 2x, 16GB, DDR4-3733, DIMM 288 CL19 kit and the Corsair Vengeance LPX2x, 16GB, DDR4-3600, DIMM 288, CL18 but I can't find metrics to support it would be of any benefit. Would they have higher OC potential so I might get them to 4000 CL18? Even then the 1% does not seem worth it.
• 750W seem to be a bit more than I need even with the 3080 TI, should I downsize for efficiency?
• Gold Rating seems to be best value efficiency considering the power bill.
• An AIO should last about 5 years, but I've not found any statistics or reports on the Arctic liquid freezer. Just much hype for it. Should I pick a Noctua NH-D15 instead and be done with it? (Makes about 10°C difference at the same noise floor, but costs slightly more)
• Except for mounting it right and listening for pump noises, how can I tell an AIO will fail before it does? Say right after the build, 1 month in and once every year.
• Is there a good Option for a silent 3TB+ HDD for mass storage or should I just get a second, cheap M.2 for the small slot on the Tomahawk? Or a different board yet again, because finding short M.2 SSDs leaves a lot less choice.
• The case I'm still super unsure about. I have had many Define cases in the past and one Meshify C Mini for a VR System. The meshify C Mini was too loud, but cooling was good. Is the Meshify S2 any better with noise? The Defines are great for noise but cooling suffers, as seems to be the compromise. Should I ignore this with the AIO compensating for it, or grab a MasterCase SL600M for the best of both worlds? Though I don't like the GPU air going part to be prewarmed for what hits the AIO in the top.
• I've tried to double and tripple check if all coolers and even a super long card will fit in the case. Verification still appreciated.

So my question is for general input and whether I've gone wrong with any of my analysis and research, or missed a great part option. Did I set this up right? Could/Should I save somewhere?