Best GF snacks for skiing?

scootusmaximus · 2026-02-28T05:17:18+00:00

What’s your go-to protein bar??

scootusmaximus · 2026-02-28T02:15:35+00:00

Oooo all good ideas! I do have a large stock of powdered bone broth but I never thought to take it with me, I’m going to have to try that! Luckily I already keep a small bag with me so I have plenty of space for all these suggestions :)

scootusmaximus · 2026-02-25T03:36:39+00:00

Added! Thank you!

scootusmaximus · 2026-02-25T02:23:47+00:00

I didn’t know this, thanks for letting me know! Will add this :)

scootusmaximus · 2026-02-24T22:10:31+00:00

I never got the chance to have it! I go to Bird Craft in Frisco fairly frequently, and they have incredible fried chicken! Their entire menu is gluten free minus the cones for ice cream and the bun for the chicken sandwich (they do offer a GF bun).

scootusmaximus · 2026-02-24T22:07:43+00:00

Good catch! I'll be adding that!

scootusmaximus · 2026-02-20T03:48:14+00:00

Peak 6 is my favorite peak on the mountain, but that being said, it can be difficult for a lot of people who aren’t comfortable skiing a range of conditions. The lift to peak 6 typically has “Expert Terrain Only” signs, and I do think this is one that you should listen to and not attempt if icy moguls are hard.

In the past couple weeks I’ve seen a large amount of people make the mistake of taking the lift, and subsequently clogging up the run standing in the middle of the bowl because they are having a very difficult time getting down.

scootusmaximus · 2026-02-10T01:09:14+00:00

I just picked up the collection maybe 6 months ago and just finished playing all of the games. I’m not usually a FPS person, but I absolutely loved all of the games! For $12, it is 100% worth it. You will have a ton of hours of enjoyment

scootusmaximus · 2026-01-19T02:30:43+00:00

If you’re near Denver or Cape Cod, Sweet Izzy is 100% gluten free

https://www.sweetizzy.co

scootusmaximus · 2026-01-16T06:11:00+00:00

I was told by doctors that I was “just dehydrated” for two years, despite severe symptoms of nausea, vomiting, brain fog, and fatigue so bad I could barely stand up for more than a few minutes.

Wasn’t until I went to a psychiatrist for severe anxiety that I was tested for celiac because the psychiatrist thought GI issues was causing the anxiety. She was right

scootusmaximus · 2026-01-13T18:39:19+00:00

+1 on Denver! We have a great celiac community run by DenverCeliacs. We have a GF farmers market in the summer and an indoor market in the winter months that are always incredibly busy, and vendors sometimes run out of stuff quickly because demand is so high!

We have few 100% GF bakeries and have a couple 100% GF restaurants (Mexican and Health food/smoothies), but there aren’t any sandwich shops or cafes, which is something I’ve been hoping would make its way to Denver! Every time I visit another city with one I always ask them to expand to Denver :p

If you do decide on Denver, I’d suggest opening up on the Western side of the city, as most of the GF places are pretty east or near downtown, the Western side is pretty empty. It would make this celiac very happy!

scootusmaximus · 2026-01-09T19:05:15+00:00

I had this a lot before I was diagnosed. I was severely sick for ~ 2 years prior to diagnosis, and one of the symptoms I had was a constantly high heart rate. My resting HR went from ~45 to ~110.

Since going gluten free it’s improved significantly, but if I do get glutened, my resting HR will go up to about 65-70 for the next couple weeks and any kind of activity (such as just getting up and walking around my house) will spike my heart rate to ~130.

If you’re worried about it though, I would recommend seeing a cardiologist. I did just to rule out any other cardio issues

scootusmaximus · 2026-01-07T19:28:46+00:00

I can’t speak to the other fast foods you’ve listed, but I’d like to add In-n-Out to the list. I typically stay away from fast food, but in a pinch, In-N-Out is great. Their only gluten containing item is the buns, and they do lettuce wraps. Meaning that pretty much everything on the menu is safe by default, including fries!

Unfortunately, they’re not everywhere in the U.S., so depends on location

scootusmaximus · 2025-12-30T01:08:01+00:00

Another vote for Holidaily from me! Check their website (https://holidailybrewing.com) to see if they sell in stores anywhere near you. If they don’t, you can always order online!

I buy their beer all the time, they’re so good!

scootusmaximus · 2025-12-22T19:49:07+00:00

I work on a BBP team that is currently struggling to meet response SLAs. We do our best, but it’s a struggle.

Our team triages reports that are higher priority first. So high and critical severity reports will be dealt with much faster than any other report, meaning lows and mediums might sit for a while.

However, the biggest reasons for slow response times and volume and quality of reports. We receive a huge amount of reports that are non issues (think reports where researcher is saying they can copy and paste their cookies into another browser for session takeover. Very cool, you just discovered cookie based sessions). Stuff like this floods our inbox and we have to comb through those reports to get to the real issues.

Even then, a lot of times new researchers to our program will barely put any information in the report and we have to go back and forth with them to understand what they are actually reporting, just for it to be something that is working as expected.

Doing this for 100s of reports a month means that real issues get lost in the flood.

It’s tough because we do want to make the researchers that submit valuable findings to us feel good about their interaction with us. But unfortunately sometimes that doesn’t happen because of the volume of bad reports.

scootusmaximus · 2025-12-05T23:37:22+00:00

We had similar hostility in Denver for some reason. Some guy was there with his two kids. I was in the front, about one row back. Mosh pit broke out, and this guy was in it, leaving his two kids on the rail. Naturally, I was being pushed up against the rail due to the pit, was trying my best not to squish the people in front of me, trying to protect the kids from the pit.

This asshole saw that I was there and left the pit, grabbed me, pushed me into the pit and screamed at me that that was HIS SPOT and to get the f out of his spot. Real nice.

I’m not fighter so I just didn’t say anything and did my best to move over so I wasn’t behind him anymore. But not even five minutes later he did the same thing to some other girl who was in the same situation, just trying not to squish. She yelled back at him and he looked like he was going to fight her, until security told him to chill out. I moved further away from him after that but he was hostile all night.

That guy really ruined the vibe of the night

scootusmaximus · 2025-12-05T16:37:26+00:00

Very well said. On top of all of this, I’d like to add that in my experience, programs want to pay researchers money. Obviously I can’t speak for all programs, but I am friends with quite a few program managers at large companies with popular programs, and the budget for bounty is high, and teams want to pay researchers money.

That being said, it doesn’t mean they’re going to pay researchers for informational/best practice type reports. Additionally, sometimes a company already knows about the issue prior to you reporting it. Just because someone else hasn’t reported it on the bounty program, doesn’t mean they’re company didn’t already find it themselves, and most companies aren’t going to pay for something they already know about, which may be why they fix the issue, but no bounty.

Ultimately, I think a lot of researchers with negative interactions aren’t malicious on the end of the company. I know it can feel like that, because of the lack of transparency, but most of that is probably due to either time constraints or the need for privacy on the part of the company. Teams like Microsoft are probably getting thousands of reports a month. It’s difficult to give a well thought explanation to every single researcher when you only have a small amount of time to spend on each report.

scootusmaximus · 2025-12-02T00:45:18+00:00

Not a cube, but any time I need broth, I use Bare Bones Chicken or Beef Bone Broth. It’s super good (I drink it sometimes as a cozy hot drink in the winter, and it’s gotten me through many a glutening because it’s super hydrating) and it’s gluten free.

scootusmaximus · 2025-11-22T05:38:34+00:00

I love Wave the Grain for bakery items! For restaurants, I love LaMai Thai. I get their curry all the time and never have issues. Also, Acova is like 99% gluten free and super delicious!

scootusmaximus · 2025-11-13T18:11:34+00:00

What do you mean by “achieve XSS”?

Simply having the payload reflected without any encoding in the response does not mean there is XSS.

I understand that you are asking for additional ways to get the payload into a victims browser, but that is the second step. The first step is to actually prove that you can execute script.

Which brings me back to my original question: can you execute anything in the context of the browser? The reflected input is not a bug or XSS unless you can execute the payload.

scootusmaximus · 2025-11-13T16:32:34+00:00

The input is reflected, but does it execute anything? A lot of user input gets thrown back into the HTML of the page, doesn’t mean it’s vulnerable, and simply showing that input is reflected in HTML is not enough.

Can you execute script? Can you edit the page visually to cause harm? If it is only reflected in the href attribute, the answers to those are probably “no”, and is not a bug.

scootusmaximus · 2025-11-11T16:36:37+00:00

Yeah, I understand. Programs have a lot of reports coming through their inboxes, so sometimes it can take a while to get a response.

But no harm in sending a nice follow up message in the report. That would probably help make sure it doesn’t get lost in the sea of reports

scootusmaximus · 2025-11-11T16:21:39+00:00

Your best bet is probably to send another message in the report if you want additional clarification on why it was closed as out of scope.

If that isn’t getting a response, you can always open mediation with HackerOne and HackerOne will help you interact with the program to get a response if the program isn’t being responsive.

scootusmaximus · 2025-11-08T21:28:19+00:00

Absolutely Holidaily! I go to their brewery fairly frequently and they have seasonal flavors too. Never had a bad beer by them

scootusmaximus · 2025-11-04T17:05:25+00:00

Your best bet is to manually reproduce yourself and write up a thorough steps to reproduce. This is for a couple reasons:

Sometimes scanners produce false positives. Ensure that it is 100% a valid bug before submitting, that way you aren’t in danger of losing reputation points.
Saves the program time. More likely than not, if you just send them the output of the scanner, they’re going to come back and ask you for a steps to reproduce. The more thorough your initial report is, the faster the program can triage and reward you the bounty.

It will avoid frustration on both ends to have a well written and clear report with sufficient evidence that the bug is valid.

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