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Lars Andersen: Turning Arrows(youtube.com)
1 points by rishabhd 5y ago|0 comments
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by rishabhd 5y ago
I probably want what you have now, mundane fixed schedule job which gives you the time and freedom to work on your passions post your office. Could very well go with wood working and infosec research. Those passions can (probably) be levera
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by rishabhd 5y ago
Its projects like these that makes me wonder that what the actual heck am I doing with my life.
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Stupid question from someone who has zero idea about this field : What are the chances they unknowingly create a new virus/ bacteria for which no known defenses are present. How is this probability mitigated during design process and w
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The Defence of Duffer's Drift(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by rishabhd 6y ago|0 comments
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The Martians (Scientists)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by rishabhd 6y ago|0 comments
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Impressive Barnum statements, these are actually very good.
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by rishabhd 6y ago
I remember this, I feel old now.
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by rishabhd 6y ago
In India, they ramped up salaries after years of delayed pay commissions. Now cyber security guys in Government (even on contractual terms) are paid better than their private counterparts on average. For instance a malware reverse engineer
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Probably an unpopular opinion, but doesn't it exposes workers to OPSEC issues? I mean, if it is a strike, there must be a way to identify how is it being organized/ co-ordinated via some social media/ messaging apps leaving t
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Try reporting something to Indian CERT, its a bureaucratic chore. I tried reporting multiple, still open issues but nothing happened. One exposed PII data at scale, the other one exposed credentials at a critical sector organization. Now I
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by rishabhd 6y ago
This is how much the complete insurance covered hospitalisation & surgery costed for my late father (RF tumour ablation) including tests and medicines. Key thing here in India is that there is no objection in use of generics - in one c
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Hate to say this, but having worked in similar industries, RFPs are sometimes deliberately skewed/ created in a manner that make it hard (or downright impossible) for others to participate.
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Why you should migrate everything from Linux to BSD(unixsheikh.com)
13 points by rishabhd 6y ago|1 comments
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Apple Watch Series 7 Rumored to Feature Blood Glucose Monitoring(macrumors.com)
1 points by rishabhd 6y ago|0 comments
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Compliance at higher level, yes. Better than any ops guy at the same level. Atleast in India. Since I have been on the both sides, can comfortably say that it is the case.
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Can relate. I am in cyber security and typically everything is on fire almost all the time. Haven’t had a proper vacation in aeons. A job in internal compliance is considered low stress in our field since it is mostly focused on creating ri
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Too little, too late.
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by rishabhd 6y ago
I thought zyxel was taiwan based. Also, big customer base in soho/ government (atleast in India, thanks to vendors who design their networks for them).
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An open letter to my friends with fuck you money(spakhm.com)
4 points by rishabhd 6y ago|2 comments
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Intel Is Finished(seekingalpha.com)
22 points by rishabhd 6y ago|40 comments
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by rishabhd 6y ago
This reminds me of an old beautiful long read on the decline of Nokia. Warning, 10k word+ read. https://communities-dominate.blogs.com/brands/2012/07/the-su...
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Before the dawn of the DLC/ patching, a release like this wouldn’t even be possible no matter how hyped it was. Games would be delayed, but releasing a broken mess would be a cardinal sin since nothing could patch it once it was on dis
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Cellebrite’s New Solution for Decrypting the Signal App(web.archive.org)
1 points by rishabhd 6y ago|0 comments
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Sophos-ReversingLabs (SOREL) 20M sample malware dataset(ai.sophos.com)
1 points by rishabhd 6y ago|0 comments
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Absolutely, a well made film with an amazing score. My annual christmas watch along with Michael Clayton. I hope someday they will make a sequel for this gem.
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After 51 years, the Zodiac Killer's cipher has been solved by codebreakers(edition.cnn.com)
3 points by rishabhd 6y ago|1 comments
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Hope this does not gets warped into something to the likes of Soylent Green/ Snowpiercer or Cloud Atlas in future. That apart, since this requires FBS/ chicken cells, not sure if it is going to attract vegans. Pricing is going to
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by rishabhd 6y ago
Just did a search on site for "facebook" (ignored community forums), all the results are very carefully worded and scrubbed as of now.
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Running Super Mario 64 natively on Playstation 2(youtube.com)
4 points by rishabhd 6y ago|0 comments

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