QuarterRoy

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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
Not a scheme but an alleviation of existing debt by government. $ must come from somewhere. I’m not against it, just jealous considering how I scratched my way out of debt when I came out of college.
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
I’m not against a UBI but with interest rates rising the interest alone on our national debt is expected to be more than GDP and military spending combined. This is the elephant in the room that no politician seems to want to deal with bec
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
I’ve been through two layoffs at tech companies - one of 14,000 and one of 15,000. One touched a lot of teams including my own. The second was mostly smoke and mirrors - they took multiple factories and supply chain employees and sold them
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
I’ve worked from home for 15 years. It truly varies by individual working style, job, culture, and more. There is no one sized fits all IMHO. The right mix for me is 1-2 day in a small office with others where you bond with co-workers (in
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
Is this a “quiet quitting” post?
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
I truly don’t understand how we can get write-ups like this that completely ignore networking.
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
They should always be just the 100.64.0.0/10 space - are you looking for specific ISP CGN allocations?
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
TL;DR for the linked post https://vimeo.com/12915013
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
My first job after college was maintaining Newton script mobile application used by my employer. Later we moved the app over to a windows CE device and developed an office management suite in the 4D programming language to compliment it.
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
I would be very curious as to which subs you subscribe to.
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
1) Better UI 2) Higher quality content 3) Higher quality posters If I want to discuss my hobbies or other subjects I use Reddit (specifically old.Reddit.com). If I want higher quality content and to read news about my profession I come here
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
>Their goal is to get people to spend as much time as possible in the metaverse There’s your answer. How does Facebook make most of its money? Information about people and ads. As Facebook evolved they added games and marketplace and mo
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
Getting tired of this on social media. People making YouTube videos of something relatively simple in hopes of monetizing a channel. The worst is when people take something from a snippet of the Python standard docs and make a 15+ minute v
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
Went to defcon for many, many years. Used to be on a first name basis with many of those who put the con on. To get banned from defcon is interesting but even 12-15 years ago they were having LGBQT+ conference events. I don’t know what caus
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
I started playing tennis in my late 30s. Had never picked up a racket until then.
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
Before electricity they had things like sleeping porches which were just like what the name implies. After electricity and before AC, they used an attic fans. These are giant belt driven fans with an electric motor that have a sort of tra
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
Early in my career I stacked up certs. I’d usually get ones that were relevant to projects I was working on. I’d find sometimes (again earlier in my career) that I needed a combination of structured learning to complement concepts in larg
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
Supposedly the Huy Fong Inc version is no where near true Siracha and most people in Thailand don’t think it’s good.
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
I work with a lot of product managers directly and have worked with many over my career. I have yet to run into the type of product manager mentioned in this Reddit post. Many have advanced STEM degrees and direct product or field experie
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
As soon as I saw pager I thought healthcare. The only people I know with pagers are two friends who are OBGYNs.
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
I read this when it came out. Around the time this was written I was being pushed into management by my company’s leadership. Like I do with most things I read voraciously about technical leadership positions - that’s how I found this blog
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
I completely disagree - it’s trying to be too much. It’s concept of tags is insane. Tags shouldn’t be a link they should be a means of categorization and more.
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
Interesting - it’s completely anecdotal but several people I know have cancelled due to lack of interesting content. And when people get invested in a show, Netflix cancels the show in year 2 or 3 before costs increase to retain talent. I’m
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by QuarterRoy 4y ago
I’ve been a remote worker for 16 years. While it’s true that remote work does blur the line between personal time and professional time, it’s not what contributes to me working late or on weekends. I work late because I’m in meetings - eit
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by QuarterRoy 5y ago
A friend of mine wrote a book on SCADA security - he self published it and was asked by the US government to take it down immediately.
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by QuarterRoy 5y ago
It was always a condition of him staying in Russia that he could only call out things that occurred anywhere but Russia. He has a wife and child now and in calling out the Kremlin he’d either be jailed by the Russian government or expelled
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by QuarterRoy 5y ago
“No tarantulas were harmed in the filming of this episode.”
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by QuarterRoy 5y ago
I used to consult as a security pen tester and also did forensics and IR. I had many utilities in the US as clients. This was 15+ years ago. It was quite scary when they started using SCADA to IP and exposing control systems to the intern
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by QuarterRoy 5y ago
I’ve been to mason many times. There’s not much there - 2 small restaurants and a post office (one of those restaurants is a historical land marker - Gus’s fried chicken). I’d like to know why the state comptroller is pulling this - they h
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by QuarterRoy 5y ago
Anyone who was college educated in the 80s and 90s does this because that’s how we were taught to type and all of our papers had to be double-spaced.

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