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by user5994461 6y ago
Can't copy/paste from my desktop to my mobile, or the other way around. Can't copy/paste to the video conference system of a meeting room either.
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by user5994461 6y ago
I really hope they just extend the password to 8 upper letters (200 billion combinations) or 10 digits. If they go for a longer and alphanumeric password as it seems they are doing, I am gonna dread having to enter that manually whenever jo
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Making beautifulsoup Parsing 10 times faster(thehftguy.com)
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by user5994461 6y ago
Agreed. I would add that the other way around is harder (from defense to other tech industries). There is bias in US tech circles against working in defense and you can't talk openly about what you did depending on the project.
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by user5994461 6y ago
See here, the first adult road bike is at €260. https://www.decathlon.fr/p/velo-de-route-triban-rc100-gris/_... They must have skimped on everything else to get a 100% aluminum road bike so you're probably be
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by user5994461 6y ago
A brand new bike can be as low as €100 highly dependent on current availability and discounts. Cheap bikes are €100-200, maybe up to €250 for an adult man mountain bike. I'm shocked you'd call a $750 bike "cheap" when th
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by user5994461 6y ago
All these articles about the market forget to mention that tech jobs are hyper concentrated in a handful of city around the world (silicon valley, new york, london). The rest of the world is struggling to get any job. It's not unheard
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by user5994461 6y ago
If the reverse DNS/MX is configured to allow emails from @domain.name, then you have to send email with an address in @domain.name. @vmName.srv.domain.name is not configured so it goes to spam.
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by user5994461 6y ago
You're lucky if you only get 2 spams a day. My parents are getting more like 20-50 a day on the email provided by a national ISP. It's getting impossible to read emails, too many. If it were not for them being used to their email
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by user5994461 6y ago
Recommend to setup two subnets in your project. One public and one private. This prevents this sort of issues, instances in the private subnet simply don't get a public IP, they can't be reached over the internet. For reference, t
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by user5994461 6y ago
Works great. You can already find questions on Stack Overflow from people getting their database deleted https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63067062/elastic-search-... Edit: The person raising that question is wo
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by user5994461 6y ago
>>> Each 4U FPGA cracker is capable of 2.1 million bcrypt hashes per second, while consuming just 585 watts. That's really not a lot considered the investment. A similar effort to crack SHA hashes would do trillions per second
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by user5994461 6y ago
Until the next developer/sysadmin comes along and update the bucket permissions to be able to send backups from yet another production system. :D
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by user5994461 6y ago
Location most likely. Search cyber security jobs on indeed in London and there is hardly anything coming up. I can't imagine what it's like in a small city.
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by user5994461 6y ago
In my experience it's too complicated to explain or they don't want to understand (the software has to ship yesterday). Have to show them. api.example.com/;SELECT * FROM customers See. This is allowing anybody to dum
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by user5994461 6y ago
They will also look for gross negligence. The worm hit out-of-support Windows XP machines that the company couldn't bother to upgrade in the past 10 years. No compensation.
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by user5994461 6y ago
S3 is easy to handle but not intuitive. S3 always get write access from production systems because gotta be able to send the backup (anything strategy that aims to prevent writing to S3 is doomed). The trick is to get another S3 account (or
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by user5994461 6y ago
If only companies could get a team to identify key assets and make backups. (They might still have to reimage all their machines but at least they still have a list of employees and customers)
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by user5994461 6y ago
LSASS is a system process, need SE_DEBUG_PRIVILEGES to read its memory (full system administrator). As far as I am aware, the last time there was an actual exploit in LSASS was in Windows XP.
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by user5994461 6y ago
Microsoft has pretty good security nowadays. It's the fault of companies for never upgrading their machines, giving full administrators access to every employee and using Admin123 as the domain administrator password account. If we bel
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by user5994461 6y ago
Kubernetes is actually using the memory. Just checked one master node, fresh cluster running nothing, it is sitting at 950 MB used with another 800 MB in buffers. Usage will jump quite a bit higher when running anything. Very important thin
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by user5994461 6y ago
Yep, I'd say it's all about learning some accounting. Get a beginner accounting course, not sure where to go. Lots of terms to understand, assets, cash, capital, depreciation, revenues, taxes, cost of goods, expenses. In layman te
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by user5994461 6y ago
Assuming one is doing a kubernetes homelab to train for work or future job interviews, they should probably get a full cluster going. Kubernetes depends on etcd which requires an odd numbers of instances. There might be ways to run a one or
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by user5994461 6y ago
> k8s will be the go-to for single-node homelabs as well. What do you think? Not gonna happen because it takes 3 master nodes to have a quorum and 1 separate worker node. The requirements are also pretty high with 2GB of memory per virtu
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by user5994461 6y ago
The highlighting is done by the messaging app, it should be corrected by the messaging app. The issue is specific to messaging apps, in the context of text messages and copy/pasted URL, where an URL might get an extra dot as if conclud
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by user5994461 6y ago
CyberSecurity, the domain that doesn't recruit yet has a shortage. What cybersecurity is to most people is automated security scans. This can be done by interns with a week of training to run the tools. (Interpreting and remediating th
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by user5994461 6y ago
Where did you try to outsource in the UK? I can't imagine trying to find an outsourcing firm in the UK. London can absorb all the good developers between tech companies, banks and startups. There is little reason to work as a freelance
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by user5994461 6y ago
Suggest to try syslog-ng. Have a syslog-ng running locally on all your hosts and forwarding logs to a central one. Applications can easily send logs to syslog, all languages/loggers support it. The central syslog can listen for remote
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by user5994461 6y ago
Sounds a bit much. Could you have names of firms running this sort of service? and are they recruiting? When I was working in financial firms, there were internal red teams running vulnerability scanners or manual pentest (manual requires m
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by user5994461 6y ago
That's really good. My last article on HN made 40k views and might hardly do $40, hosted on wordpress. What's the requirements to use this medium pay thing? Do users have to pay to view the article? I don't think this works f

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