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My counter question is why would you want to? TempleOS was created with specific goals in mind and is a fun neat oddity because of it. What is there to gain by adding networking and modernizing it in other ways? In my opinion TempleOS is li
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The example I would point to is the one involving American Superconductor and Sinovel [1][2] American Superconductor was working with Sinovel on wind turbines. They made the software and Sinovel made the physical product. Sinovel decided th
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10y ago
I know you're looking for free but Humble actually has a pretty great python ebook bundle right now, https://www.humblebundle.com/books/python-book-bundle
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10y ago
I remember using it in middle school and the prices were quite high. It was a great idea but no parents wanted to pay an extra premium on top of an already expensive product.
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10y ago
But isn't that how all gift cards work? If I buy someone a gift card to Target, Target has that money at the time I buy the gift card not when whoever I give the card to spends it. Is this really any different then buying an Amazon gif
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Criminals Targeting Medical FTP Servers Running in Anonymous Mode [pdf]
(info.publicintelligence.net)
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Go to meetups, conferences, etc and just mingle and socialize. Just talk to people and get to know them. There's a monthly lunch and learn near me for infosec and the number of people you meet and network with in a semi formal setting
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10y ago
1password along with seemingly every other mobile password manager slips up from time to time. Turn around time once something is disclosed is my main concern. https://team-sik.org/trent_portfolio/password-manager-apps&
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This looks pretty good I might have to give it a try.
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Looks fine on my phone. Do you have desktop request on by accident?
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10y ago
A collection of decently written sci-fi short stories every three or four months as a pdf/epub file. Think something like what Humble[0] puts out every couple of weeks. [0] https://www.humblebundle.com/books
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10y ago
Have you looked into Tor? If you don't want to use a VPN that's an alternative.
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From what I have been able to gather reading on various sites the courts are fairly strict about the accuracy of closed captions. While YouTube's auto captions are good they don't have a high enough accuracy. Google even says you
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UC Berkeley to remove public legacy libraries
(news.berkeley.edu)
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It has been my experience that text books are available for checkout but only for two to three hours at a time. That way you can study there at the library and do your homework then return the book.
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10y ago
Don't ask users when opening the mobile app to send mass invites to anyone they have ever talked to on the phone via text message or email. I uninstalled the app as soon as I saw that.
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I help run our Universities Cyber Security Club so I've sat through a number of presentations, lectures, recruiters, etc. If someone who's actually in the field though would like to correct me please do! 1)Specialization is incred
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What security measures do you use to prevent someone from knocking a connected user off and redirecting them so they reconnect to an evil twin AP?
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If it comes up within your first three months I would suggest maybe going but leaving after an hour just so you don't seem antisocial. I'm with you in that my time outside of the job is precious to me but turning down every invite
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10y ago
I would personally remove the "objective" portion from the resumes. It's known to all parties involved what you are looking for is a job, you don't need to spell it out to them and it uses space that could be better used
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It's a cool idea but I think it would be better as a project your site links to then the site itself. Keep in mind the main reason people are going to your site, they want to judge you for hiring. Also remember this person has probably
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I know one of the KeePass apps has an option to have an offline only mode and I want to say you can even set it up to use your own sftp server for transferring the encrypted file containing passwords between devices.
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The Burning Chrome collection by William Gibson is always worth a read. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burning_Chrome_(short_story_co...
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You will know what to write. When you spend time searching for an answer to an odd problem but don't find it and have to do it yourself you will want to write about it afterwards because you will want others to know you figured out the
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Have you tried modding or mapping? In high school a large part of my life was spent around learning to map for various games because it felt like a way I could actually give back to the community I was a part of while exploring the creativi
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I always tinker then refer to manual/docs as I need to. Having some project that I can keep adding to gets me to keep learning.
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The problem you run into when it does come preinstalled is users are not familiar with it and don't know how to use it. Take this example[0] from years ago when Dell had Ubuntu installed on some laptops. This is an example of an averag
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User page doesn't exist. You may have been shadow banned. Make sure if you are submitting links to your blog that you follow their rules about not making the majority of your submissions your content.
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Please don't do it in a subreddit you don't participate in or understand their rules. As an example a subreddit I frequent has a clearly laid out rule of do not post self made content except for in the weekly thread. But about twi
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10y ago
Also I would look at how Wikipedia handles news. Not many people are probably aware of it but they do post current news on the front of the site. It's slower to come out then traditional news but it is a good source because of how well
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