bikingbismuth

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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I would suspect not, unless they left and went to another company.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I would say that security ops (SOC and Vuln mgmt in particular) at a small/medium sized company has to be kind of awful all the time. There is never enough time, funding, or management support to make meaningful change. This is further
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
Find a new talking point, this one is trivial to debunk[0] [0] https://www.ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/news-articles/2021/11/in...
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I don’t understand what the end goal of the governments are supposed to be by “dehumanizing” and “terrifying” the populace. When I ask this question I get the absolutely useless response of “control”. What kind of control? How? We have laws
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
Significantly reducing my risk of dying intubated and in agony is a fairly compelling vaccine use case for me.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
Bogons are popular with email spammers because the IPs don’t appear on various anti-spam lists. My company monitors for bogon space activity on our platform and it isn’t particularly interesting.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I bought a Catalyst license for Obsidian a while ago because I like to toss money at neat projects (especially when they are NOT subscription based). I expected it to get to a decent state and then slowly get abandoned, but I am very happy
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
Interesting, I was not aware of that. I have noticed that drinking mushroom tea as opposed to eating dried mushrooms does have a quicker onset, so that makes sense to me. (Sadly, it is also consistent in making me vomit.)
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I wonder if the economics will align to make this attractive to bar owners. When I go to the bar I will usually spend around $50-100 on drinks depending if I am drinking cocktails or wine. Given that THC seems to be hard to precisely dose,
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I use layers for a more comfortable layout of various brackets, IP address elements, coding symbols and snippets, and keyboard automations (essentially macros). I use several different machines regularly (mix of Windows, MacOS, and Linux) a
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I use the encoder knob on my macropad for gimicy undo/redo. Left undoes, right redoes. I’ve also used it for volume, page up/down, and zoom.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
Silent MX Blacks are uncomfortably quiet when you type on them. I find the Zilent 67g to be my favorite switch. It hits all the right check boxes for sound and comfort.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
The MX Clear was the first switch I used that made me feel like I understood Mech keyboards. It eventually lead me to my current favorite switch the Zilent 67g.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
For DNS, I am not sure. If you are talking about strange IP formats, not really. The best I’ve been able to do is some playing with the IPv6.IPv4 formatting.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
Not sure if this is still a feature of the Slack API, but in an older version you could set your name and avatar when sending a message. I trolled our internal GitHub for exposed tokens then wrote a simple bot that used the token from some
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
The general quality of DDoS scrubbing services has dramatically improved in the last 10 years. I work for a large tech company and Silverline has protected us from 100G+ attacks.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I have had to find more remote hiking locations to get away from the increasingly prevalent use of (awful sounding) bluetooth speakers on hiking trails. I have definitely fantasized about "loudly broadcasting" on the same frequenc
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
My home ISP gives me an IPv6 address as well. Much of the internal infra that I use at work has AAAA records in our local DNS. I feel comfortable saying IPv6 is here.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
When I use Shodan as a data source for any info sec consulting, I try to get the point across that Shodan’s map of your network is not accurate (nmap is much better for that), but anything that an adversary sees on Shodan is likely to be an
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
This is great advice. I am an amateur in a lot of different arts (music, painting, writing being the main focus). I have friends who are professionals in these areas and each of them of them has a day job they don’t care for to support thei
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I had this realization after my second attempt at implementing Zettelkasten. Most of my job is managing people. I take notes and to-dos, but nothing on the scale that ZK facilitates. Even when I do IC work, I rarely take in depth structured
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I heavily use QMK to change how my keyboards work. I keep most of the normal upper and lower layers, but I also have a layer with a numpad and macros (such as a key that inputs my email). It is still a bit of a learning curve, and I find my
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
My use cases: -I have children, who have been known to wander off with my keys -When I am stressed out I get forgetful, especially about where I put my AirPods -I travel a lot and like knowing I have my AirPods/Keys with me at a glance
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I agree. Many of my favorite 40k (and Horus Heresy) books are Dan Abnett. I feel like Aaron Dembski-Bowden is his spiritual successor. Different style, but ADB captures the same grim-darkness vibe that Dan does.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I am quite lucky and I have a good narrative/fluff focused group I play with. We have been playing Crusade (new Campaign system in W40K 9th ed.) and when there are difficult tactical decisions to be made, we always try to make them in
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I am waiting for the Bequin Trilogy to finish up and I am going to re-read all of them.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I have been an avid Warhammer 40k fan for about 15 years. I was initially lured in by Dawn of War (PC Game) and the incredibly detailed lore. Having read an embarrassing amount of Warhammer books, I can say there are some real SciFi gems, a
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I have fairly understanding cube neighbors at my office, and my Box Jade board was the only one I was ever told that I needed to take home. It feels great to type on though.
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
I concur with the last two points as well. It is a bit annoying, but I recommend getting 3 or 4 of a single switch to put in a tester to mimic "real typing". I am a strongly believer of smaller is better, my daily driver is a 48 k
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by bikingbismuth 5y ago
This is a nice introduction and the link at the bottom provides some good depth for people looking to go a bit further. As an enthusiast who has built many keyboards, I wish the public could get easier access to more "boutique" sw

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