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SkillsPython, C++, AWS, Docker, Linux, free bsd, networking, circuit design, hacking
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@AlgoRythm Cool, didn't know they offered that kind of API functionality. Thats kind of how I implemented things on my end. The web browser does all the crypto stuffs, The server is just a nice UI around it.
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I've added a security model section and dataflow diagrams for each tool, if that helps build trust.
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@djsumdog Entropy can be lower with smaller passphrases for sure. But thats still better then putting your SSH private key on confluence for all your devs to get access to AWS instances for debugging (Yes I've seen that happen...)
@whimsical I can't design shit. Logic and algorithms, no prob. Making something look nice? Thank god for AI. -
@AlgoRythm I wasn't aware haveibeenpwned was zero trust. I assume they could see your password.
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If you have some ideas on how to build trust up, I'll take em.
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Yeah, you either have to trust me or read the code. All the cryptography is done locally in the browser, nothing goes server side. I don't really know how you build that kind of trust, but these are all tools I needed in my day to day life, so I made them pretty
Dead drop for password sharing for those costly accounts leadership won't upgrade to enterprise for
Runekey for ec2 ssh keys, pass gpg key, and for my homelab wireguard setup.
Cipherstash for doing stupid shit like backing up your cyrpto seed phrase in google drive with some resemblence of safety.
And artifact warden for dealing with big CVEs and supply chain attacks for your team, prod environments, and any other places you hook shit up like GH action runners. -
It all just gets compiled to assembly. You can theoretically make any compiled language as fast as any other with enough mastery over the language.
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Living is the temporary fight against entropy. The universe is trying to kill all of us.
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Only fans
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I used to have this recurring dream that an old police scanner had all sorts of crazy hidden features that I would discover.
Like finding $20 in your winter jacket. -
The problem with c++ is that all of the old defaults are now bad practices, so to do anything right you need keywords everywhere.
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@whimsical thanks for the tip, I'll try it out
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@D-4got10-01 yes exactly. I love Alberta, she understands our pain.
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That's annoying.
If you want to do a little damage, you may be able to report it as spam. Different countries take that at different levels of seriousness, could result in them getting black listed from the sms provider. -
@topsecret230 if the backend encounters an error, just return the web app/page using admin access so the client has an easier time troubleshooting the problem
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@BordedDev it's frowned upon. :)
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Update. My immigration status is bring reviewed and I've been put on PTO.
Time to get the resume out! -
@jestdotty do people still use search engines?
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Two main things cause this that I've seen.
1. Poor communication. Often us devs are hostile to MBAs. This is not without reason, but it sets up a player vs player environment except the managers have the upper hand. Avoid this at all costs by communicating clearly and politely. Very tricky to do, I'm still figuring it out myself.
2. Manager is a fucking dweeb. Usually under pressure from their manager to get shit working right because the upper management also know he's a dweeb and don't trust him to get it right. -
I've interviewed a dozen people in my life. I'd say 6 bombed it, 4 were meh, and 2 were capable of basic tasks
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Is it Android compatible? I'm still on the official app
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@kiki hope you get better soon
@atheist wild medical story, glad you survived.
When I was 16, my left lung collapsed. Extremely painful, something called spontaneous pneumothorax. Anyway they have to stab a one way valve into your chest cavity to let the air out and re expand the lung. Also extremely painful.
Doctor said to give me 50cc of morphine(i don't remember the real number, so let's use that). The nurse thought it was high so decided to give me half and see how I reacted before giving the other half. Thank God! I'm allergic and my heart stopped. I had passed out and fell off the bed onto the floor. Woke up being recussitated(sp?), with hives all my body and vomiting everywhere. I managed to vomit so hard the valve in my chest dislodged and came out, letting air back in and collapsing my lung again.
I ended up with 5 of these things between 16 and 17. They stopped with surgical removal of part of my left lung. Now I float crooked. -
The Internet should be more than http. Bring back gopher and news groups!
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Needs more uv
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Solid rant!
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@novatomic winter, crash, down turn, whatever you call it.
It ain't 2021 anymore. That shit was wild -
I haven't looked in the market since the crash, but I wish you luck!
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@kiki ASCII art or gtfo.
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Pics or gtfo
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Both are great, but butts take the lead for me.
