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by fosco 11y ago
Getting paid for spelling accuracy sounds like a fun job, I think I would be good at it. at least wehn im nto guuefing off.
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by fosco 11y ago
I do not understand "Good Hacking is a gift" remark. I would love if Tesla's were open for hacking but a previous article [0] pointed out that there appears to be a strong stance [1] against this. Disclosure:I am a huge fan o
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by fosco 11y ago
it is Customs and Border Protection, their responsibilities are a lot more than you think. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Customs_and_Border_Protec... http://www.cbp.gov/about
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by fosco 11y ago
I like your communication here. I would love to explore this in a separate discussion at first glance I would say certain crimes are not possible at magnitude without a computer or technology to assist. With extreme simplification I consi
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by fosco 11y ago
does this mean there is an old boys club of cloud engineers that are being passed around between big companies? how else could you get an a position to be poached?
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by fosco 11y ago
thanks for sharing -- I work in network security but I have not had opportunities to work direct with applications and forensics. clearly have some research to do and how to get in.
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by fosco 11y ago
are you working for yourself or another company is compensating that?
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by fosco 11y ago
can someone find a job posting with this type of pay scale? I am curious what skills I should develop. at this point I do not believe this unless you are the lead architect. for exaple this job posting I cannot see payin more than $165,000
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by fosco 11y ago
and have two things half as great? No, similar to Abe lincoln bringing the entire union together splitting the country into a 'north' and 'south' would have disabled the progress that was made in the 100 years after. try
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by fosco 11y ago
James? That's good to hear, I live 10 min from Herndon and had to drive to northern Arlington for a bit, with no traffic its 20minutes...But typically it was 1 hr each way. I think the metro system needssom. Work to improve its service
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by fosco 11y ago
I like the concept of workflowy, but hate using cloud based apps. if I could host it locally on my own gnu/linux box I'd be much happier to use it. I saw hackflowy awhile back and was not able to successfully install (potentially
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by fosco 11y ago
when I saw Amazon 'Tap' I was hoping to see a star trek communicator[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communicator_(Star_Trek)
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by fosco 11y ago
havent not worked with it in that matter, however like someone above said. typically I use wget to download, and curl to troubleshoot http https. however, if that is capable of keeping everything open I suppose thats a point for wget.
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by fosco 11y ago
it acts like a live packet capture of a log file. not sure how else to describe other than I do not think wget is capable of such functionality.
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by fosco 11y ago
for example, in troubleshooting with a bluecoat proxy, I can run a curl session in conjuction with grep to check for very specific types of traffic and leave that script open while I might have an end user test.
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by fosco 11y ago
Curl scripts allow open connection to view all new logs in a session. can wget do similar? I did not know it can or could however from my point of view if it cannot this is like comparing a philips head screwdriver to a powertool with 500p
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by fosco 11y ago
Nice map of all cables --> http://www.cablemap.info/
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by fosco 11y ago
This is inherently a password in the form of a url similar to using REST which still requires a password to obtain the link in the first place (email) I only see this as a partial solution.
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by fosco 11y ago
Additional write-up on this. --> https://blog.qualys.com/securitylabs/2016/03/01/drown-abuses... more technical detail