ZeroSolstice

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by ZeroSolstice 3y ago
As a bit of insight, the first response you had referred to using the word 'everybody' as toxic. Further, it appears you have doubled down and condemned what has worked for Sakos and their shared enthusiasm for a topic, as psychol
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by ZeroSolstice 3y ago
By all means, please expand on this, preferably in more than a one or two sentence answer. I've posed two questions already to help frame what you are speaking too and so far I've only seen surface level responses.
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by ZeroSolstice 3y ago
I believe your first statement makes a broad assumption about the targeted audience. >People who have mental health issues often have limited energy, so need to consider carefully the amount of time they should invest in each possible th
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by ZeroSolstice 3y ago
Unfortunately, I do think it refutes your point. You stated the following based on someones post of "everybody should try meditation": >Here is why it is toxic: for people who those things don't work, or for whom the pro
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by ZeroSolstice 3y ago
>How would you know a priori that doing it is better than what you could otherwise do with your life? You don't. Just as equally you can't say a recommendation is harmful that you haven't actually evaluated or performed yo
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by ZeroSolstice 3y ago
> If a year didn't work, how would you know that 2 years want going to work? or 5 years? The time frame is not relevant as people differ in their abilities, as you have noted. Typically there would be some measurable change that hel
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by ZeroSolstice 3y ago
Isn't this a fallacy in itself? There is opportunity cost in everything. How would you know a year of meditation wasn't working out without actually doing the meditation?
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by ZeroSolstice 3y ago
This entire site is a recommendation engine. What the person stated above was a recommendation, much like advice, people don't have to do anything with it. Your example of something being toxic because not everyone succeed as well as o
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
> Using leaked credentials to access a system that would not otherwise be accessible is >absolutely an exploit. Can you go into this a bit more as I'm not seeing anything being exploited? Were the credentials not valid? Was expor
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
I disagree that finding mistakingly posted credentials, logging in and performing an export task is a hack, hacking, or exploitation. All the functionality was already available as it would be for any authorized user. This is the equivalent
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
Yeah I understand the difference between the two which is why I mentioned them. Moving back to the non-malicious meaning seems like a moot point. The layperson doesn't care about the difference only the outcome. Which in most cases is
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
> Withholding any self reflection to qualify myself as “high caliber”, I can say > I’m an experienced employee - and feel that my productivity dwindles in person > due to distractions and thus an inability to “zone in”. > That m
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
This reads to me "poor" management that everyone else needs to compensate for. I would be interested to see if moving managers back into more IC roles improves the purpose of meetings, focuses on better training, provides more pus
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
Myself, I would agree with your earlier definition of this being a leak[1] simply using the definition. There wasn't a program created or exploit discovered that exposed previously private information, an authorized user posted to the
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
Can you expand on this a bit? A search on the internet provides plenty of examples of this, even a search in the dictionary[1]. Along with movies[2], books[3], and typical news reporting hack/hacking/hackers has been used to indic
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
Arkime full packet capture? Full packet capture relevance has faded greatly since the early 2010s due to encryption. It's all about host based logging like EDR, sysmon and windows event logs, while shored up by specific clou
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
Well my dude, fair enough. Maybe I misunderstood your first comment as I thought maybe you didn't know the hats were made in China but for the price point I hate to tell you this but $50 is the new $20. I really don't expect quali
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
"From the FAQ WHERE ARE YOUR PRODUCTS MADE? We design all products locally here in the US. Final assembly is done in PRC to maintain high level of quality at an affordable price." PRC is the "People's Republic of China&q
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
You work on the right problems at the right time. Everything is a system, companies are no different. Within 6 months at any job you should have mostly everything figured out. In larger companies this can be limited to a certain level. You
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
Realistically though what information can you glean from a hosts IPv6 address that wouldn't already be part of WHOIS? With IPv4 you already know there are only (3) rfc1918 reserved ranges. Anyone can use them as they see fit so seeing
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
Ah, yes I see what you were thinking.
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
I'm not really sure its anymore of a security hole than any other device an end user would plug into their network. You can go on Shodan and look at hundreds of peoples devices exposed on the internet over IPv4. The same block in/
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
What would be the advantages of running 6to4 on your network edge?
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
Aren't these comments getting a bit old at this point? Running dual-stack should not be any more difficult than just running IPv4. There is a plethora of automated deployment tools and I'd hardly think people are DHCP'ng addr
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
As a general question did you ever wonder why people in those roles were cynical and pessimistic? I think the reality is you can only be pleasant so many go arounds when you are giving up your weekend or sleep to rush a, "this has to b
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It always interesting to see the different interpretations of micro-management within different or similar jobs. My observation is that this level of detail is required in the beginning as someone is coming up to speed. I would also utilize
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
If you don't mind elaborating i'm curious about this workflow / perspective. 1. What are the daily updates/planning providing to other team members / management? Are they stored like a git log somewhere for people t
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
| 19. Is there company-provided equipment? Will I have root access to my | machine? Can I bring my own devices? | It might just be me, but I find not having admin access on my work machine | disturbing. It shows that the compa
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| I just fail to see the point in lamenting the process or purposefully | removing yourself from it on some principle. DS&A studying and time | complexity analysis.. Well I think there are a few different things here. In y
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by ZeroSolstice 4y ago
Yup, I took an applied machine learning course which shed light that most vendors oversell what they call AI and ML processing. Perusing through the company structure provides some insight into how invested a company is within the AI opera

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