Sorry_Rum_Ham

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Taking a Risk Based Approach to Your Information Security Budget(cybersaint.io)
2 points by Sorry_Rum_Ham 6y ago|0 comments
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 7y ago
There you go, defend the bigots and ban the people fighting them. You’re fighting the good fight, mister moderator guy
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 7y ago
I believe the reason for the uptick is two-fold. 1.) In general, this is a reactionary movement from the elite class of society(straight, white, cis people) to keep a death grip on the social and systemic power they see being taken from the
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 9y ago
His thesis statement is entirely misleading. He absolutely recommends it. The entire article reiterates several times how happy he was and continues to be that he passed up more secure opportunities again and again over the years. Not sure
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 9y ago
No upfront cost is going to be a big selling point. It's the same thing Jack Threads has been doing for some time with massive success.
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 9y ago
Allow me to save you thirty seconds: The author defines 'hard work' as any kind of work that is physically taxing and/or dangerous. Any other kind of work is simply challenging, not 'hard'.
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 9y ago
>Maybe I want to see something that allows me to tick boxes for the boilerplate I want? Something like this perhaps? http://megaboilerplate.com/
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 10y ago
Sweet Jesus that thing is borderline impossible to read.
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 10y ago
Once, while on a road trip, the wife and I ended up walking around Roswell, New Mexico at 2:00AM on a Tuesday. The town was completely lifeless as you described. We didn't see a single person for hours. The dark, empty town coupled wit
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 10y ago
Interesting idea. It's been said that lack of alternatives to viewing sporting events is the biggest reason the remaining cable subscriber base hasn't cut the cord yet. Definitely an area sorely in need of disruption.
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 10y ago
>Not to mention that history has shown that if you give people enough cash to just get by, they tend to lean towards a leisure lifestyle of drug abuse, gambling, non-education, non-productivity, etc. Why not? If no worries, then you migh
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 10y ago
I mean, call it what you will, but a lot of these people are getting offers, man. Good ones. Which is more than I can say for myself with my comp sci degree and two years experience. Although my location is likely to blame for that.
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 10y ago
A few months? Man, that's fast. Literally one of the things on my bucket list is to 'catch-up' on SCP. But I read so damn slowly and new entries are added all the time, so, it's likely never gonna happen. Still enjoy the
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 10y ago
They should be. They'd have no issue cutting you loose at the drop of a hat if layoffs were happening, so why should they expect any sort of company loyalty from you?
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 10y ago
Apparently Ethereum has dropped almost 22% in the last day. That's unreal. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-seaman/bitcoin-and-ether...
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 10y ago
It doesn't surprise you that comments simply pointing out where to go donate blood for the victims of the mass shooting were removed without explanation? Is donating blood to victims of a mass shooting an alt-right, Islamophobic thing?
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by Sorry_Rum_Ham 10y ago
The way the entire thing was handled was deplorable. I got shadowbanned for posting a link to a BBC article on the shooting, which I only did because I thought it was weird as shit that it seemed like no one had done so yet.