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by 616c 3y ago
Many days I hate working in tech and specifically what I don't understand or get done when I set goals. Reading these posts every once in a while inspires me not to give up on open source or tech communities in general. Thank you for s
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by 616c 3y ago
Presumably into Morristown Municipal Airport?
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by 616c 3y ago
We've been using a non-commercial alternative, marp, at work to great success and make slides where PowerPoint usually sucks: code blocks (we present on our data format frequently). https://marp.app/
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by 616c 3y ago
Sync is poor and colleagues and I broke at least two presentations soon before preventing them so we all agreed to stop using PowerPoint and O365 this way. Now we use marp to great success see in another comment.
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by 616c 3y ago
Why might re FedRAMP?
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by 616c 4y ago
Sadly true and relatable. Thanks for fighting that good fight.
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by 616c 4y ago
Separate of whether the correlation is correct do you or anyone have info on the Telegram minitrue issue? I was unaware and don't really use Telegram.
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by 616c 4y ago
Much respect for this response. Your tech work is obviously reputable but really wholesome to see humility and honesty on such cool big work.
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by 616c 4y ago
How did you get into this type of consulting?
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by 616c 4y ago
Sounds like you have interesting background on the history with a specific perspective Can you share more?
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by 616c 4y ago
Very relatable Let me know where you end up that people appreciate it and I'll come join you!
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by 616c 4y ago
Let me more blunt: perhaps I am one of those bureaucrats. Your comment espouses views of government bureaucrats as indifferent to wasting "others" money and only accepting poorly executed projects. Most agencies are currently beho
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by 616c 4y ago
> Spending $100K to avoid a loss of $500 is something most sane businesses will not do, but to government this makes perfect sense, because they have a rule that the acceptable amount of fraud is zero. In short: no. That's the perce
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by 616c 4y ago
Super excited and can't wait!
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by 616c 4y ago
Another upvote from someone with many friends and colleagues in NIST. I hope transparency prevails and NISTers side with that urge as well (I suspect many do).
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by 616c 4y ago
This sounds interesting Do you have links about details kd their efforts?
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by 616c 4y ago
It is what you put into it? I won't get into detail but it is hard and thankless. Writing off all the public sector in the US is writing off the private sector BC of bad actors like the data marketers. Should we write them off entirely
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by 616c 4y ago
Did it and on a similar pixel device and love it so much! Was super skeptical of the webusb thing as a jaded old fart (which IIRC is funded by the community) and I whistled with sheer amazement it worked perfectly the second time. First fai
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by 616c 4y ago
Ironically work I dabble in the security automation space and I'd say this is the real "social ill" of all regulatory cultures. It is not the automation that's important is sharing and reusing agreed upon understanding o
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by 616c 4y ago
Again, anecdotal. Not all the Middle East is the same. That is the point I was making. Is Iraq your example? Some other country? He moved in and out of combat zones, but most of the article he shows the good side of civilian Ukrainians not
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by 616c 4y ago
That is not how I read it. He is saying being a white American person, commonly that would not speak Arabic, in Syria would make him a target as a spy. What I am saying: no, it's not like that. Even the attention I describe (looking th
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by 616c 4y ago
> If another war breaks out in, for instance, Syria, a white American like me can’t waltz in and take pictures. Really enjoyed the article but as someone who had and has friends who don't look local and travelled the Arab world and
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by 616c 4y ago
To piggyback on the Powershell and scheduled tasks cement: robocopy and scheduled tasks so how I did this years ago for years. Built into windows since Windows 7 iirc.
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by 616c 5y ago
Wow, I have struggled with OP's sentiments about how they get engrossed in too many things. Thanks for such a cool book rec, I will add it to the pile but seriously prioritize reading it. It'd be nice to feel good about this compu
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by 616c 5y ago
This is some lazy "threat modeling without a threat model" kind of stuff IMHO.
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by 616c 5y ago
I've been thinking about it but I wanted to set it up on a BSD VPN appliance, and I was not sure that was easy for pfSense in an easy installable way, then expose some NUC systems. Are you just running it on a system behind a firewall&
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by 616c 5y ago
Pretty sweet. I have been called a devops person by others around me (and I am hesitant to proudly identify as one) because this homelab is more impressive and modular than a lot of stuff I have seen colleagues and I put together for profes
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by 616c 5y ago
I visit Egypt a few times a year for the last decade. I have a few friends who know Sudan well. I wanted to maintain some privacy, so I leave out details.
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by 616c 5y ago
As someone who hangs out in the surrounding countries from time to time: this is a pretty good case where "because you can doesn't mean you should." Like, this is some crazy idiocy and you should know what you're in for
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by 616c 5y ago
What did you have in mind to achieve that? It sounds wonderful!

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