SandwichTeeth

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by SandwichTeeth 2y ago
This is massively underselling the kind of change management processes and potential challenges of scale a deployment like this would require at large enterprises. It's never as simple as "deploy app to nodes". Approvals, mai
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by SandwichTeeth 5y ago
Doing incident response was the most stressful job I've ever had. I left it to do security engineering and don't miss it in the slightest. So many nights and weekends blown on calls with lawyers, executives, etc.
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by SandwichTeeth 8y ago
Interesting, is that just because of the privacy implications of using chrome? My experience has been that most desktop IT teams don't have the resources to fine-tune browser configs on endpoints around things like corporate web filter
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by SandwichTeeth 8y ago
Firefox has some catches that make it not as easy to use in a work environment though and I honestly think will hurt their market share over time, mainly the fact that it doesn't use the OS cert store. This causes issues with most corp
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by SandwichTeeth 8y ago
Many US employees are literally living paycheck to paycheck. Not being given paid leave would mean not taking leave at all as they cannot afford to miss a paycheck.
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by SandwichTeeth 8y ago
I found an submitted a bug once through bugcrowd to a very well known company where a session cookie could be used for complete account takeover even after the user had signed out etc. I was blown away when I got the "duplicate"
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by SandwichTeeth 8y ago
Honestly I think the noise and chaos of open offices are positives to executives because it creates the appearance of work. I follow some of the executives of the company I work at (we have an open office) and they are constantly posting pi
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by SandwichTeeth 9y ago
This is actually an interesting case from a PCI perspective. PCI doesn't protect last 4 of a credit card number or names individually, as you wouldn't be able to link name to card number if stored separately. Name is only '
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by SandwichTeeth 9y ago
Hah I should clarify, when I said HotS, I meant Heart of the Swarm expansion for SC2!
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by SandwichTeeth 9y ago
"ADHD millenials" generalize much? I am a millenial who loves the 1v1, competitive aspect of SC2, but I also love games like Civ, Crusader Kings, Heart of Iron etc. There are other RTS games out there for you, but I don't u
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by SandwichTeeth 9y ago
I started in bronze, managed to grind all the way up to diamond with all 3 races. I enjoyed it because I also followed the esport scene around it. Honestly, it was the esport scene that drew me in initially back in 2011ish. It was fun to
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by SandwichTeeth 9y ago
Yeah I stopped playing during HotS despite being very passionate about the game because it just became so boring to watch at the highest levels which broke my heart. But I recently picked it up again and just finished watching the WCS final
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by SandwichTeeth 9y ago
I think that coding tests and challenges apply a sort of artificial pressure and requirement to have things memorized that aren't there in the real world. I think it would be a mistake to discount a candidate who has good code on thei
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by SandwichTeeth 9y ago
Honestly, as someone who is leaving "blue-team" network security work for a "DevOps" production team (I know, I know), it's really a mixed bag. I've done blue-team for 2 companies now and honestly the job is m