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How do I get into TSCM from convential appsec work? Is it EE guys and gals and smizmars?
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Sigh. I'm guessing it's April fools and I should have waited for the tab in Firefox. I did this to myself. You don't even Fools pages, just links.
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You hate that people experiment with numerous layers of the stack and reinvent old systems as an act of love and appreciation for all of us for free? I'm curious what you mean here. You want original SysV? Or you mean their website suc
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Started watching your x86 stuff from the beginning. The music issues at first are distracting but I really like it. Keep up the good work. I'll see if I can keep up but you do really stream the whole five hours!
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You are a God amongst mere mortals. Gotta check you out.
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I know people who would be interested in translating such writings for kids if they can get grants for it. I doubt the latter is hard. Email me with address in profile. In short, we can discuss privately how Islamophobia will not be an issu
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You know where you read this?
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Just came to say so excited to read this and on the top of HN! Jeff is a hero of mine. Jeff, I once responded to your survey. I lost a ton of weight abroad with nothing going for me bc your podcast and the Changelog podcast gave me the weir
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I had some experience maintaining refugee computer labs in Kenya at Kakuma. I befriended some guys who liked Linux and hacking. I also just reached out to other Kenyan colleagues and had them send along the laptop. This was normal when I wo
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As someone who once lived in a WeWork for a bootcamp of sorts, and 1776 during the daytime for those weeks, and has spent 6 years abroad prior as an American working abroad, so well said. This really resonates with me. I feel general unease
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I'm guessing UAE. Qatar insists they are good for this stuff. But they only recently started making good on deregulation promises they have made for years. Not sure but I think the Qatari free economic zone near KSA is still only becom
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If you can ignore the slave labor and stuff. I lived down the street from Pearl. It ate away at me for years. Then I left.
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I believe openconnect handles Pulse, which is a Juniper SSL VPN? If so, use it and fake the check script. Google openconnect infradead. I used AnyConnect at work (it does support both, despite name) but didn't have to use this feature.
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I just started watching once I got home. The intro with the gangster rap is funny and stupidly awkward, but the value proposition/pitch of all these amazing rich people like Ellison show you how cool databases are does not gain tractio
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I will check this out but as the guy in the 34C3 talk said, and he makes his living in building NFC payment solutions for bank and payment integration, heterogenous vendors with little reward is why they, meaning Google Android and others,
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When the secure enclave came up in the context of contactless payments at a 34CCC talk, it was suggested outside of Apple as an iPhone vendor, the type of card operation requiring it are avoided by Google and others because lack of cultural
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Had no idea! Will take more stock of LV and research what happened there.
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Would love to donate to such projects (and already have, but you sound neat too).
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Thanks, kind stranger. You taught even me some I didn't know!
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Not far behind is the open documentation for the military, DISA STIGs, for Linux and Unix environments. Not sure they have anything for Docker yet unless you count treating each container like a vanilla Linux or Unix box, and many here kno
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Just like open source dev tools in Linux I see plenty in Windows, like chocolately package manager and others, recommend just that.
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Former university system administrator, let me summarize: US govt style waste but in the private sector, spoiled professors to their credit who are not going to shrink their income after under and grad debt, and obtuse admins overseeing tec
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I thought the Talos is out now? EDIT: Crap, pre-order. https://www.raptorcs.com/content/TL2WK2/intro.html I have been skimming too light on the market details for that bad boy. Only proves the point that the high
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Next time I consider a laptop, you made it tot the top of my list, even if it costs more. Hear that, Intel? I will put money where my mouth is. I am not sure I can afford any of these RISC-V chips and they are still alpha quality beyond the
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I am familiar, ironically. I spend my downtime listening to SE Daily, Newstack Makers, and other things to make car rides less boring. CNCF comes up a non-trivial amount. I will check your personal site. Thanks.
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So, on a tangent, what does your directorship in CNCF entail and how does one end up in a position like this?
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I live in DC, with socialize with many others in a similar professional situation as infosec people. I'll read your site again to not wait on answer here, I'm a huge fan of you after reading your longform stuff on Yemen and seeing
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Similar diversion: one of John Lithgow's childhood babysitters was Coretta Scott King. That shocked me. https://reddit.com/comments/73fbct
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FreeCodeCamp? It's all an open source RoR app on Github.
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No way!!! Holy crap balls will this get interesting. To be clear, is this what mflatt's racket7 repo is all about!? This is what I found from quick Googling. https://github.com/racket/racket7 Is this like research
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