TecoAndJix

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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
https://archive.is/Le71e
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
if its not cred stuffing, a few GB per day per IP to defeat volume anomalies. you would hope 23andme would have detection/controls on customer storage to flag new geo locations since there is no way they spoofed each customer's d
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
a core part of my son and i's relationship is me yeeting him on soft pieces of furniture (he's 3)! He is very physical and likes to roughhouse - he injuries himself a lot! Little kids really are made of rubber
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
I'd love to know what the security engineers you are talking to recommend because Splunk ES/SOAR are top notch products - even with the cost (which is insane).
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
Ken J was a much better choice
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
Eames Lounge Chair? My father-in-law has one and it’s a joy to sit on. Can’t justify the price myself, though.
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
I did some government work that took me to Hawaii a few times and even the government employees wore them on Fridays. Very cool vibes!
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
That adjunct pay seems low but not unheard of. Here is a thread I found on it [1]. The cost per student per class is not far off (at least at my state school). Assuming a 3-credit undergrad class at Penn State @$800 ($2400) [2]. [1] https:
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
Check out the movie "Another Round" with Mads Mikkelsen [1]. Summary: Four high-school teachers consume alcohol on a daily basis to see how it affects their social and professional lives. In summary, it helped some and hurt others
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
Sam Adams "Just the Haze" is my favorite 0% beer right now. Personally, I prefer a tonic & (lots) of lime or iced tea if I'm abstaining.
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
INT ZBZ
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
Great point. Do you think it is immoral for the animals to do these acts? Should we as bystanders have any obligation to prevent this from occurring?
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by TecoAndJix 3y ago
TCP/IP over HF is already a thing! (And also ridiculously impractical :) ) https://www.isode.com/whitepapers/stanag-5066.html
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
Defender, under certain licenses, is an EDR - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/def...
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
Woah. I didn’t know who Jack Parsons was and wanted to know how to not end up like him - his wikipedia is a wild ride! What a guy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Parsons
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
If you can stomach the pay (frugal or independently wealthy) the position would be a great step up a career ladder when returning to the private sector.
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
+1 for r/netsec - they keep most of the blogspam and occasionally have some good thread discussions
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
I live in Pennsylvania and there are “pokies” at every gas station and bar around me. One gas station 15 minutes from me even set up a mini casino looking place (glass enclosure) where you can smoke and drink the tall boys you buy on the pr
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
Digging into this on oxylabs site i found this document: https://oxylabs.io/Oxylabs_Residential_Proxy_Acquisition_Han... "Consenting and fully aware individuals become a part of a residential proxy network in return fo
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
Here is an article from JHU on that topic - https://hub.jhu.edu/2023/02/28/organoid-intelligence-biocomp...
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
I fumbled on an interview once when asked “tell us how a security initiative you led brought value to your organization”. I rambled on about average breach/downtime cost but i couldn’t quantify anything on the spot. In retrospect, I sh
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
My sleep study cost roughly $2300 with insurance (US). I purchased my own machine and supplies because going through insurance requires you to rent the machine. It phones home and if you don’t use it every night it impacts your coverage! No
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
If you're accustomed to non-stick pans like i was, there may be a learning curve using carbon steel (at least there was for me). I bought a nice set several years ago and they ended up in a box in the basement after i failed to season
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
I found this article from 2021 [1] “ Modern efforts to detect licence evasion are shrouded in mystery. Modern flatscreen displays receiving digital television signals do not emit as much radio frequency interference as older designs, and an
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
I sometimes like to imagine that consciousness is like a slider that rides the line of my existence. The whole line (past, present, and future) has always (and will always) exist. The “now” is just individual awareness of the current frame.
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
One way I imagine this is that answers will have “helpful” postfixes after them. When the user interacts with the postfix prompts it serves pay-to-play dialogue. Advertisers can just bid on spots in a decision table. Simple example: a user
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
I pulled this image from a random blog about the episode. The episode itself has better shots of the components
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
The latest episode of HBO's "The Last of Us" shows a prepper with this freezer setup for a car battery https://static1.colliderimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uplo...
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
Check out their surface device lineup. It is equally as confusing! Unified branding in Microsoft products seem to be an area they could improve on.
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by TecoAndJix 4y ago
not to mention the Bluetooth in your car that gets logged on some highways as you drive to help detect and improve traffic patterns. https://www.wired.com/2012/12/calgary-travel-time-informatio...

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