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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Who are the better alternatives in Sweden ?
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Yes for sure, it's not up to me to tell you how to live. You do you. And sure, don't date if you don't feel like it. But don't isolate. Your 20s are the "last" period where its easy to make friends. After that
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Close to 40 here. Have these experiences, you'll regret it later if you don't. There will be plenty of solitude later.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Microsoft themselves are making some progress improving / consolidating the cmd.exe shell and Powershell. it's named Windows Terminal and actively being developed on https://github.com/microsoft/terminal
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
No it’s not easy to realize. From a security perspective the idea is to always run the latest. Breaking backwards compatibility becomes a more difficult proposition. In reality you need to have an engineer test or analyze the updates. Some
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
It's interesting to see so many people here checking the code of all their open source packages, so here's my take on it as a security consultant: No, most people don't, they even have a hard time keeping library versions up
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
This is an interesting approach and I can see the benefits for non-fiction books, as many of them have a certain degree of "fluff" anyway you want to skip quickly. It does seem a technique that is more suited to physical books tho
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
There's multiple steps involved in this, but some of the important ones are: - encrypt all the contents of your flash (e.g. with LUKS) - store the key in a crypto hardware module - Typically you'd then have a System on Chip which
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
A first step can be disassembling and then decompiling the binary. A good, free tool for this is Ghidra: https://ghidra-sre.org/ It will not give you code that you can recompile, but it should be possible to understand and
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
I bake about once per week, mostly because the bread I bake is better than anything I can buy in the area (subjectivity might apply...).
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Thank you for your comment, I'll check those books out.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
That's a good point, though there's currently more that 600 courses there for "sales". So we immediately get into the territory of not knowing what you don't know, or not seeing the forest through the trees - depend
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Ask HN: How to learn to sell professional services as an engineer?
18 points by alltakendamned 6y ago|9 comments
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Ask HN: Who are your everyday heroes?
3 points by alltakendamned 6y ago|1 comments
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
I agree it's not as easy as drinking a cup of coffee, but does it have to be easy or does it have to be effective ? Mental health is too important to leave it up to quick fixes. While social anxiety seems to be definitely more prevalen
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
It always surprises me how little value is given to positive human relationships and community when considering mental well-being. It's in my opinion the second most important thing after sleep.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
What would be a typical compensation model if you build something and have someone else run it ?
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Pragmatically, you'll be in a better shape, and have a better chance of succeeding, if you start the journey than if you don't.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Well, it depends on your situation, but in general you could consider: - Do you have high interest debts? Paying off debt is a guaranteed return. - Can the money be invested, or is it earmarked for e.g. downpayment for a house, new car, edu
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by alltakendamned 7y ago
hope, and vengeance...
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by alltakendamned 7y ago
haha, this stuff is great !
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by alltakendamned 7y ago
I've always wondered how an infosec specialisation could contribute to this kind of organisation instead of working exclusively for massive companies. I just have not seen the possibility yet I guess.
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by alltakendamned 7y ago
Actually it is worse than Spanish flu. Mortality rate for the Spanish flu is estimated at 2-3% according to the WHO. COVID-19 currently stands at 3.4-3.6%. We do have the advantage maybe that the world today is better prepared at handling t
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by alltakendamned 7y ago
Many cars in BE are bigger than one would buy themselves because so many are company cars.
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by alltakendamned 7y ago
Though the background of billionaires tends to be different. Lots of business owner in the US, lots of old money in SE. I'd say there's less opportunities for social mobility in Sweden than in the US, hard to get beyond the "
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by alltakendamned 7y ago
Mastercard and Visa are the most common ones here, most probably a tourists credit or debit card will support the same payment networks.
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by alltakendamned 7y ago
Only for transactions over 200 SEK really if you pay contactless. Also, there's always a trade off between security and usability, so I'm happy to enter my PIN.
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by alltakendamned 7y ago
Then Klarna to the rescue :)
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by alltakendamned 7y ago
I wonder what the outcome can be of filing a criminal complaint like this? What do they hope to achieve? I can't imagine anyone or any nation will ever be brought to justice over this ?
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by alltakendamned 7y ago
It seems you're not getting serious answers here, so here's my take. Please report this via the US-CERT at https://www.us-cert.gov/report This will allow you to report it, eventually from an anonymous email addres

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