robcohen

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   by robcohen 4y ago

   I’ve had a number of systems tell me my .dev email is invalid because of the TLD. Incredibly frustrating.
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   by robcohen 4y ago

   That’s correct. Farmers in Kansas shouldn’t be dictating how this country is run. We don’t need to compromise with them.
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   by robcohen 4y ago

   Idiocracy?
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   by robcohen 4y ago

   Some cities like Austin, TX allow RVs within the city if you have enough setbacks. Personally, it's quite easy to buy a small amount of land in unincorporated county land that's very close to a city. I did, and I can hit downtown
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   by robcohen 4y ago

   I literally did this. My recommendation is just learn how to repair the RV yourself. RVIA has an online cert program you can take for $300. I know how to repair RVs and I just had to pay $6700 to repair a $55K RV before selling it. Do not u
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   by robcohen 4y ago

   Yes! I came to the same conclusion. Realistically the post office is the best way to do this. Furthermore, what's always frustrated me is how identity in the US is associated with an address. Why not just generate a one time code that
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   by robcohen 4y ago

   If you have niche interests, find others who share those interests. Also, expand your interests. Take classes at your local university. Learn to crochet. Take certification courses and learn how to do anything from Construction Estimation t
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   by robcohen 4y ago

   https://www.gemini.com/earn
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   by robcohen 4y ago

   The first two steps look like the GTD methodology, which I also follow. The point is to remove the cognitive load by putting all todos into an inbox for sorting later.
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    I am very pro crypto, and I am also in many ways a libertarian, but I do agree that most people are simply not smart enough to handle their own investment decisions. I think picking stocks, investing in crypto, buying specific bonds, invest
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    This is something I've wanted to find as well, I searched awhile back for large scale printer services and I came up basically empty handed. If you search reddit, there are recommendations but to be honest most of them seemed kind of t
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    I use Simplifi Money. Yes, it's Intuit. Yes, Intuit sucks. That's the system though. They have the best bank integration. I've used others like YNAB and a few competitors. They aren't as good. You cannot get out of manua
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    Thanks for the feedback, yeah that matches what I thought about the exam. I don’t think it’s likely I’ll pass but I’ll give it a go.
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    CEH is literally useless, I used to have it because I did DoD. That’s the only reason to do it. I got out of pentesting because no one follows your recommendations. I could give 40 recommendations after doing a pentest, come back a year lat
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    Yes to get the charter, you must have work experience. To take the exam, you do not. https://www.reddit.com/r/Accounting/comments/306fu3/how_stup...
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    Well I’m a serious guy.
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    I do the role of Secretary for various policy groups, so knowing Roberts Rules and being efficient and knowing correct procedures is helpful for me.
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    That's true, but I'd still like to give it a shot. It's a massive commitment as you know, so we'll see if it pans out. If I do it I'll probably be committing to 2 hours per day for the next three years.
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    Sadly I simply am not capable of learning languages. I've tried, really hard. I did 4 years of french, 2 years of spanish, 4 semesters of Arabic, 2 semesters of german, 1 Berlitz tutor session for 3 months in Russian and 3 months of tu
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    Oh please share your list. I'd love to hear it.
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    That's awesome. I want to get HVAC certified. First I'll knock out welding though.
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    Honestly, I enjoy learning but I don't like having nothing to show for it. Unstructured learning like going to a library and picking out a random book drives me nuts, I quickly feel overwhelmed. A cert at least gives me some goal to s
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    This is true, but I do try to keep the training up. I'm certainly not doing it every weekend, but I train a minimum of 3-4 times per year for W-EMR. Scuba, honestly so long as you do it once or twice a year you're fine, it's
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    Actually you can, you just need to experience to get the charter. You can go pass the exam so long as you have the educational background.
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    I used to be a pentester, so it was pretty applicable... Pentesting really requires "full stack" systems knowledge, from networking, to OS, to API analysis, malware analysis, binary reverse engineering. OSCP is an applied cert, so
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    I've thought about it, but teaching is such a long commitment. I almost signed up to be a teacher at my local community college in CS, but I just don't want to commit my schedule to something like that. Maybe someday.
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    Webinars usually get CPEs in most prof orgs, so it's easy to just put on a webinar during lunch. Also once or twice a year you can attend a conference and rack up all your CPEs.
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    Thanks for sharing the info. Super helpful!
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    Hi Ed! Hope you're still kicking ass! I'll reach out!
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    by robcohen 4y ago

    I worked as a product manager in crypto for awhile, but now I just hack on my own projects.