pizzalife

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by pizzalife 3y ago
Could be, but I've interviewed with dozens of companies and I've never had that experience elsewhere.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
I interviewed for a security position there a few years ago, but they cut the role before the interview process was over. Kind of feels like they didn't prioritize security - you reap what you sow.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Personally I only see the benefit of tiling for terminals. And in macOS, iTerm2 performs tiling perfectly. I just swipe to my iTerm workspace with tiled terminals and tab between other apps that are fullscreen.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Yes it is, but the reason that it is so ridiculously low is because of politicians in Indiana. Republican states tend to heavily favor corporations and business over individual workers.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Please don't whip out your laptop in a restaurant.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Probably not something Peter can answer.. but I'm from northern europe and yes, I'm happy here and would never want to go back.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
My newborn son. Stakeholders come and go.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Wire-fraud and other forms of fraud.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Wow, that looks absolutely horrible.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Just wanted to say thanks for rg! I use it every day.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Looks interesting. What would be the main benefits of switching to this from BurpSiute?
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Yes. If they didn't have to spend every waking hour at work, things like raising a family would be conceivable. Everything is connected and that's part of the reason why Japan's population pyramid is a disaster.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
I found Severance to be pretty meandering and I didn't like the acting. I'll give it another try.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
I subscribed just to watch "Invasion" but I realized too late it's a bad show. Not paying another month. Not been impressed with Apple TV at all. Foundation is alright, but probably just because it's based on books by Is
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by pizzalife 3y ago
By default you can only map addresses over 65536 (root can map anything though). But you can disable the protections with: echo 0 > /proc/sys/vm/mmap_min_addr
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Not if you map it first.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
>The author did not name it, but the state-sponsored actor did (either the one that wrote it, in cases of tool leaks, or the one that first identified it, in the cases of foreign tool identification). From the article, there is no indica
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by pizzalife 3y ago
This is very satisfying.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Removing RET instructions won't make your program unexploitable. Especially on architectures like x86_64 where you can get so many possible gadgets from a standard library. Trying to make software mechanisms like this that span multipl
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by pizzalife 3y ago
There's been plenty of remote 0days in MikroTik's products. At one point people were paying a pretty penny for them.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
>Not too long ago that was lesser than SWE? I know plenty of certificate chasing cybersecurity professionals that can barely keep $100,000 The high-end cybersecurity jobs require zero certificates. Qualifications > Certifications. If
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by pizzalife 3y ago
It's also grammatically incorrect.. "appears to have hit a peaked"?
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by pizzalife 3y ago
>At what point does a thing you buy or sell become a security? Are baseball cards a security? Should my local baseball card shop be closed down as an unregistered securities broker? Does your local baseball card shop advertise the cards
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Yes, ty
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by pizzalife 3y ago
This is cool for Pixels, but the problem with the Android ecosystem is that most people are running customized OS images from the manufacturer (Samsung, Huawei etc). These images will also frequently contain insecure bloatware from telcos t
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Look at the actual age distributions rather than collapsing the data into a single number. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_China https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_the_Unit
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by pizzalife 3y ago
I'm all for rehabilitation, but let's not kid ourselves. These Russian cybercriminals who have been in business for over a decade aren't going to just turn around and suddenly become productive members of global society.
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by pizzalife 3y ago
Hi Peter, just wanted to say thank you for navigating my complicated I-485 case and helping me get my green card!
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by pizzalife 3y ago
You can watch some of Kevin's telnet logs here: http://www.takedown.com/evidence/transcripts/index.html No disrespect to the dead, but I always thought he kind of lived in a lame timeframe. It used to be a lo
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by pizzalife 3y ago
This sounds like a security nightmare.

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