Lots of the work is just me identifying problems that I see and trying to fix them. Most of it is just exploratory and can be stressful at times, but it's overa

Lots of the work is just me identifying problems that I see and trying to fix them. Most of it is just exploratory and can be stressful at times, but it's overall very rewarding. I just accepted an offer in the infosec field to get out of the stress and to, well, get out of a financial hole. -Heck of a lot of FOIA requests to get the Chicago mayor's office's phone records. -Went to a hackathon a couple months back and made a domestic violence shelter map which has since been taken over by a small team of volunteers. -Got some wrongful parking tickets and started a project to map out Chicago's parking tickets using FOIA data. -Started setting up a LAN party with some friends which we hope will have 160+ people. -Freelance work here and there for some cash to help pay the bills. -Found some security vulnerabilities that could have impacted comcast's network which I helped fix. Did the same with Northwestern, but they didn't fix it. -Lots and lots of learning of random things.