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by cloudsec9 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote Location: Canada Resume: On request Email: hn /@/ cloudsec9.ca Technologies: Python, C, PHP, JS; MySQL/SQL; AWS/Cloud; Networking; Teacher and Mentor ===== I've been doing various IT things for
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by cloudsec9 5y ago
> The government [is] not going to have [it] where anyone [...] can just anonymously send / receive coins You mean, like you can with cash? I understand being skeptical of the government, but we already have "electronic" m
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by cloudsec9 5y ago
> Just as we stopped using street cars when buses and cars proved to be more maneuverable and efficient I think we "stopped" using street cars because cars became more affordable and made less expensive housing around the edge
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by cloudsec9 5y ago
While it's easy to write a small piece of code, it's much harder to craft a coherent system of some kind to do anything non-trivial. Does that mean we need some test or professional credential to serve as a "gate" betwee
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by cloudsec9 5y ago
I'd choose an server OS I was familiar with, to start. Something you know is easier to work with then something you don't. Then, keep it up to date, and run only what you need to -- shut off things you aren't using. Can you r
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by cloudsec9 5y ago
Either your business model and philosophy embraces open source, or it doesn't -- I really don't see how having things on conditions helps really. All such pledges might do is give you a bit of runway, and I'm not sure how tha
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by cloudsec9 5y ago
I think it's important to document anything, be it at home or for business. I've done good and not so good jobs with this at times, and you feel like a hero when it's well done and you suffer through reinventing things if it&
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by cloudsec9 5y ago
I think writing (not short blogs, but longer writing) is a process, and you have to enjoy the process, or at least enjoy the end product to struggle through the process. I think writers can hate a part of the process while enjoying the crea
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by cloudsec9 6y ago
I think it depends on what you want _out_ of the system. For many, they want people with "ready job skills", which can be a challenge to give learners (budgets, always moving targets, etc). If you want to build good theoretical un
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by cloudsec9 6y ago
I don't think it's super helpful for most orgs to try (to stay ahead of NSO type orgs), honestly. You can't have a 100% secure computer, so you are already making some compromises. And, by definition, a zero-day is something