uzakov

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by uzakov 5y ago
I think you are answered a slightly different question when you replied to my comment. "Isn't visa overstay illegal?" is not related to "calling everyone who ICE deports “criminals” is factually wrong."
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by uzakov 5y ago
This is the first time I hear about Maria Stepanova, albeit I dont read as much of modern non-fictional/sci-fi literature in Russian
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by uzakov 5y ago
> I'm talking about a pattern of behavior where staff members act unprofessionally. Could you please provide some sources? As the other poster noted this is the first time we hear of this. Would be keen on knowing more
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by uzakov 5y ago
> That's all well and good - but ICE doesn't just pursue border-crossers -- they regularly arrest and deport people here on Visa overstays.. Isn't visa overstay illegal? Is it not part of ICE job?
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by uzakov 5y ago
> Discord has the same issue, essentially everyone who works in a somewhat technical role has access to their moderation tools that have zero auditing and reports of abuse (reading people's DMs "as a joke") are not uncommo
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by uzakov 6y ago
That would/might push away many young highly skilled workers as well as push away any potential immigrants. Its hard decision no doubt
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by uzakov 6y ago
I would actually say the opposite: many people I know (in the 20-28 years old age group) who work in IT and earn good salaries in their countries have said they'd move if they can make much more elsewhere. I think its not just about ta
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by uzakov 6y ago
You raise great points. I think what countries would need to do is to lower taxes (potentially considered to be controversial by some) to attract talent from other countries and keep existing talent.
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by uzakov 6y ago
> Tacky childish mocking of valid concern over the mental health of children, some of whom are truly not doing well, is a garbage take. There are kids crying on a daily basis because of this Zoom shit and the expectations placed on them.
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by uzakov 6y ago
I think you are on a right track and seem to know way more than many CS grads know when they finish university!
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by uzakov 6y ago
What is wrong, besides legal side of things, with "cookie cutter" designs? Majority of people aren't creating the next unicorn I would think
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by uzakov 6y ago
I've met one of the founders (Hesham) many years ago in a coffee shop in NYC, was a random encounter where we started a chat because of a GitHub t-shirt(out of all things!). Lovely and knowlegable person
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by uzakov 6y ago
What are your thoughts on Ubiquity?
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by uzakov 6y ago
What you are saying is partly true. At the same time, when it comes to discovering brand new things that are AppSec related, without knowing anything about it, OWASP is a good starting point, while it might lag it still gives a good startin
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by uzakov 6y ago
We can do our part in my opinion, by educating, showing advantages of knowing how to use tech. I've written a tech setup guide for example for my family, taught my mum what CLI is, basic stuff on it. I think while this is an issue it c
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by uzakov 6y ago
What are your thoughts on something like this in your line of work? https://cloud.google.com/beyondcorp
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by uzakov 6y ago
I agree with your comment but want to ask a couple of questions to see how you see it working it practice: What will stop the local city council be compliant on paper, ie them doing a tick box exercise and saying that their summer IT intern
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by uzakov 6y ago
That is a slightly different Threat Model though, as well as(though I could be wrong on this one) the capabilities of attackers.
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by uzakov 6y ago
Additionally you can have two/three separate phones, linked to separate accounts for different purposes. I keep one phone separate for phone gaming.
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by uzakov 6y ago
I think it's exactly the same as when purchasing anything in life. There are better and worse products. Many people will not buy a good product in terms of quality/price or value/price. > Maybe the market size has become s
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by uzakov 6y ago
Dont worry, I didn't feel that you were a "negative nancy" :) > "But I want to see the infrastructure as a big spreadsheet, turn on a policy, and see the accessible services highlight. basically I need something like
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by uzakov 6y ago
Hey! So to touch on a couple of points: Scott Piper is probably one of the most known AWS sec experts, check out his websites. https://summitroute.com/blog/ "Any approaches to formally proving that IAM roles
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by uzakov 6y ago
I would strongly disagree for the following reasons: You can and should differentiate VPN providers. Ways to differentiate them: Have they shared logs in the past, where companies are headquartered, reputation.
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by uzakov 6y ago
I can try to explain it in a simplified fashion: When provisioning entities (EC2 instances for example) you go through certain settings (for this example I am talking about a manual provisioning through the UI, not IaC, CLI etc) and one of
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by uzakov 6y ago
Great post! I really enjoyed reading through it PS Dont worry about negative comments here
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Captain Sir Tom Moore dies aged 100 after contracting coronavirus and pneumonia(news.sky.com)
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by uzakov 6y ago
>Rather than one big community, why not a whole tree of sub-communities Isn't this essentially Reddit?
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by uzakov 6y ago
I don't know if you live in the UK but I can share my 2 cents: UK NHS systems isn't exactly what many Americans picture it.
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by uzakov 6y ago
Absolutely, my point was that this system is essentially everywhere, in one way or another, there is no need to say "US", since it's not USA specific system.
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by uzakov 6y ago
Are you sure that is correct? According to results from googling you get 60 days to find a new job if you got laid off from H1B job. https://www.stilt.com/blog/2020/05/steps-after-an-h1b-layoff... . Ps: to som

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