A miniseries about a lone sysadmin who travels the world updating vulnerable router firmware & default passwords. Prob starring Billy Burke.

— Chris Hardie (@ChrisHardie) November 8, 2015

@NETGEARhelp Your latest router firmware is buggy. The switches won't accept new firmware, and the problem was bad hardware anyway.

— Brett Glass – WY7BG (@brettglass) October 28, 2015

The four phases of ware: hardware, firmware, software, vaporware https://t.co/snzThAf9gj

— Richard Westmoreland 🐢 (@RSWestmoreland) October 19, 2015

Left my lecture 1 hour in because my professor doesn't know the difference between hardware and firmware.

— ً (@isikszj13u2041) October 6, 2015

One sign that you're dealing with legacy hardware is when it has been a while since the last firmware update.

— Brian Iverson (@fearofmimes) September 29, 2015

Dear hardware venders: it's not "firmware" if I have to reload it from disk after a reboot. The word you're looking for is "software"

— Paul Bonamy (@pjbonamy) September 28, 2015

Software, hardware, firmware, squishware, wetware… what am I missing @RyanBethencourt

— Molly Maloof (@mollymaloofmd) September 18, 2015

It's football Sunday and I'm updating the firmware on a new printer. I've become a monster.

— Mike Cioffi (@Cioffi) November 8, 2015

Cat updating to latest firmware.
Do not disturb.#cats https://t.co/yZjPlrVTfk

— BitcoinKaiser (@iz_me_alex) November 8, 2015