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by whoknew1122 4y ago
It's pretty astounding that they used Gmail to conduct their business. The trail was super easy once they had access to the email account. The thing about OpSec is that most people don't think about it before they need it. And by
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Not in my experience dealing with customers who had AWS email them saying 'Hey, we found one of your keys on GitHub'.
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
I've heard about stack ranking at Amazon, but I've not seen it. Maybe it's because I work for AWS, and I'm not an SDE. But I've worked in three separate organizations within AWS, each of which have different culture
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Yup. It's how you get admitted to the hospital at 30 thinking you're having a heart attack. ADHD and anxiety are terrible. The harder you try to focus, the more anxiety you get. It's not something to trivialize like the artic
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Between that analogy and the toxic quote at the end... I have no idea what he's talking about either. I have an actual anxiety disorder. I'm also pretty successful. Acute anxiety is debilitating -- it isn't something to be &#
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Interestingly enough, this is one of the very use case for IAM roles. IAM roles' credentials have a maximum life of 12 hours. The article is complaining about the thing that exists to avoid the issue you point out.
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Organizations also consolidates billing, which means you can (potentially) get usage discounts. There's a lot of reasons to use Organizations, but I really don't want to write an essay. But it allows things such as segregated secu
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
The founders were also deathly afraid of a standing army. This is why a defense authorization bill is passed every two years. People might debate how much money should be put toward defense spending, but few people would argue that we shoul
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Wait, am I to understand that decentralized finance is becoming more... centralized? That doesn't seem right... /s
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Depending on your monthly spend, you can get private pricing agreements for most AWS services. But I can't really get into numbers because I like being employed.
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
The issue isn't with convention or player expectation for Final Fantasy XII. It automated a large part of the game. It made the game less fun. RPGs revolve around combat -- that's the only reason to grind for gear or stat bonuses.
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
I'm not an engineer, so I can't really comment on whether someone is a good engineer or not. But he's not engineering here. He's leading 5 companies. In corporate culture there's this thought that being good at some
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
You buy or found them and make yourself CEO. The real question is whether someone can be CEO of 5 companies and do a good job. Personally, I think Musk is much better at being a brand than a CEO. But you can hide a lot behind smoke and mirr
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Twitter is currently free. This proposed subscription prioritizes content based on who can/decides to pay $8 a month. How exactly is this leveling the playing field?
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Russia has hit hospitals, apartment complexes, and nuclear power plants during this war. There's very, very little that they could designate as legitimate targets that would surprise me.
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Period accuracy, especially in the context of medieval settings, is championed by a very small-yet-vocal minority of gamers. But it's a essentially a bad faith argument used to criticize the existence of non-white characters in a game.
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
No, because that's asinine. The question was rhetorical.
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Her humiliation clearly wasn't so bad that she'd forego her severance. So how bad was it, really?
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
But even her desire to be fired drips with privilege. She wanted to be fired and 'paid off'. She should realize that it's a privilege for an employer to give her money for getting rid of her. That's not how it works in m
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
This. I get that the same experience can affect people differently, but this shouldn't be traumatic. From my American perspective -- She had 'probation' extended. - My state is a 'right-to-work' state. Meaning a con
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
I didn't take any pictures 7 years ago to provide evidence to a forum I didn't even know about at the time, no. But there's someone on Reddit complaining about the same thing at the same time period.[1] NSFW words (not pictur
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
I know this was technically possible in Rust (the game, not the language) circa 2015 (when I last played). I'm not sure how often it was used to trigger bans or local law enforcement action, but I wouldn't put it past people in th
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
When I get burnt out, I go to a different but adjacent role. That way I can apply my experience, but perhaps in a different context. It's helped with my burnt out. Companies tend to look at someone who's good in their role and say
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Every startup I've worked in.
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Do what's right, which is to protect your neck. The person doesn't really have anything of substance to add. If the person did decide to go to the SEC, here's what you'd need: 1.) A good lawyer (don't go talking to
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
My certifications led directly to getting my first job in tech. And there are AWS partners and other companies which require a certain percentage of their workforce be AWS certified. I think AWS certs are valuable.
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Amazon is AWS's biggest customer, but I've never been told to compress things with zstd while working at AWS. And services still compress files as gzip before storing data in S3. Maybe data in S3 is compressed? I don't know t
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
You could've been describing Texas, too.
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by whoknew1122 4y ago
Sounds like you thought something was too good to be true, and then found out that it was too good to be true. And then you doubled-down, and now have a bunch of illiquid assets. Did you buy the warehouse sight unseen? Did you do any resear
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But Tornado is a mixer. If you're outside of the US, and your coin is co-mingled with US-based coin, you got an issue. Granted, that issue is with the US. So if your country won't play ball with the US, you should be fine. But if

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