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Without the existence of Starship, that is difficult to say. I believe the launch cost per rocket (after the first) is roughly $500-600Mil? When you are the most capable rocket BY FAR, and simply the ONLY rocket in existence that can do the
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It is widely agreed that the whole program is a failure. Almost 3 years past due date, and most people believe it will still need more than another year. More than double the estimated cost Is providing very little benefit over existing ro
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Certs are not that important to people in the industry, but they are important to HR. As a beginner who wants to get into infosec, very very often a cert or two is the difference between the resume being thrown out or getting an interview.
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People saying certs aren't worth it are only looking at half the picture. EVERYONE knows most certs suck, and the few that are good are drowned out by the volume of half ass shitty certs that are just money grabs. But certs are an unfo
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The clients dont care, the shops care. The shop that will hire the pen tester onto their staff are the ones that do the filtering of applicants based off certs. The reality is that OSCP is very hands on focused in training and examination.
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This is my observations for midwest area (not chicago) I have no idea what out west is like. There is a HUGE lack of talent for application security, most security starts as network security, and then matures into application security. So
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Security is more interesting work than development for many. Also, money and job security. At least from my experience, and intermediate Security Analyst will make about the same as a senior developer (Mid West market), and there does appe
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A LOT of shops require OSCP to even get an interview. I know for a large number of them that OSCP is indeed a hard no go if you do not have it. Unless your plan is to go it your own, and either start your own business or go black hat, OSCP
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Lol at CEH. Nice joke there.
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SLS never was going to enable space tourism. You have private companies doing that, and doing it better than Boeing. SLS is worse than existing rockets in every way but one. Lift Capacity. Near term expected Space tourism doesnt need super
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dissolving relations with Russia, china increasing space capabilities, and few if any western friendly country capable of preserving western allies space interests means US investment and ramp up. the only other capable space program to fil
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falcon? to my knowledge nasa has only partially funded cargo and crewed dragon, falcon 1 and 9 were developed through private funding and became profitable and stable before nasa even got their hands in the pot.
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I see spacex fans hating blue origin, not the competition. most spacex fans are also huge supporters of rocket lab, orbital sciences, etc. they hate blueorogin because bezos plays more politics then builds rockets, and when there is limited
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5d glass storage. I think it will revolutionize it, specifically the backup /dr world. it can't come fast enough
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I wouldn't hold your hopes for blue origin being able to produce anything any time soon. remember they started before spacex, and have accomplished very little during that time.
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there is a saying in infosec, "not if, but when". no one is under the dissolution that we can keep a network perfectly safe, we just implement layers to mitigate damage
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I sure hope something happens, I wanted to buy an oculus this xmas for myself, but I left facebook in 2011, and all this facebook drama with the oculus accounts getting banned for no reason and having to have a Facebook account was the sole
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if you use a full 0365 stack there are a lot more datapoints to use than just emails sent, or documents opened/created. you have login times to see if they are late, chat metadata to see time to response on dm, idle status to see if ke
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I wish I could get starlink. :( it will likely be 2+ years until it would be available to anyone
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people have been saying that for over a decade.
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editing programs are loading a ton into memory though. edits are done in memory before their final output is saved to disk. if your viewing it on the screen, it is almost certainly in memory, and if your working with high res video you very
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everyone and their grandma, including some of SpaceX's biggest supporters thought spacex would fail. your statement is hyperbole
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modern night would be a standard equiped military soldier from a first world country. modern peasant would be an average civilian from a third world country?
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do you not have a 401k or ira or other similar fund?
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Think of the titan m chip like the tom chips in laptops. Is a Lenovo secure because of the tpm? No, it's just one thing that helps, but nothing is 100% secure, iphone or Android. The titan chip helps make some thing more resistant.
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it isn't really politics though. the term war has legal meaning that will invoke actions and rulings from treatied allies and the UN. if you call it a war, the world gets involved, if you call it a strategic campaign, every gets the op
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I know a know a TON of people looking forward to the next couple of years employment opportunities. lots of people I know have gotten offers from SV, seattle, etc companies but refused to relocate for one reason or another. now that people
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but the rewards of colonizing space are so much greater too. Imagine making gold so cheap and valueless that we now use it for consumer electronics, wiring, etc. smaller, more efficient devices, less energy loss, etc would change the world.
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it is definitely not always eol windows, most ransomware I have seen rune on modern os, fully patched with you to date av. it is not hard to creat or distribute or to mutate and keep active. it is not just windows either, I have seen it for
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In reality, I dont think $100/m for high speed internet is too insane for for even low income rural homes. The competition costs more or at least similar to starlink, but delivers a lesser product, i know from my own hellish experience

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