Cyberis

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Ask HN: What Linux Would Be a Good Transition from Windows 11
13 points by Cyberis 7mo ago|20 comments
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by Cyberis 7mo ago
Markdown needs to stay human readable and "simple." Yes, I like some of the bolt on capabilities but I also want a document format that can be read using the simplest interfaces like text editors and os utilities like cat. That&#x
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by Cyberis 3y ago
My advice: Start your own cybersecurity company. No one will hire you for any IT position. So you need to create your own. A niche that isn't being addressed is cybersecurity offerings targeted to small nonprofits. You'd make a ki
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by Cyberis 7y ago
As a tech person, I am treated like a machine, one that should be in a closet -- not seen or heard, they just want work output and they don't want my opinion about whether what they propose is a good idea or bad one (spoiler, most of t
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by Cyberis 9y ago
Wow, I find GCP to be much less straightforward to use than AWS.
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by Cyberis 11y ago
kali.org's SSL cert shows as invalid due to a subject mismatch. Is that on purpose?
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by Cyberis 11y ago
So, shouldn't plural marriage, intra-family marriage and inter-species marriage be made legal as well?
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by Cyberis 11y ago
That was a completely confusing entry. If I didn't already have a pretty good handle on git, I would be hopelessly confused.
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by Cyberis 11y ago
I agree with gcatalfamo, while infinite scrolling websites seem like, "hey that's cool, I want to be with the in design crowd" they are actually pretty heinous for all the reasons mentioned above. I want a scroll bar that ref
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by Cyberis 11y ago
Oops! you misspelled the name. It begins with a 'T', not an 'H' :-)
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by Cyberis 11y ago
This was a great article. I've spent the last year filling in gaps in my own CS background including CL, Scheme, Racket, CISP, HtDP, etc. This is the first time I've seen good solid reasoning about Scheme using Assembly and it mak
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by Cyberis 12y ago
I'd make my resignation letter quite minimal. It will likely go in a file that will outlast the context of your time at the company and reason for leaving. Thus whatever you say there will have an increasing chance of coming back to bi
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by Cyberis 13y ago
Risk has its rewards.... but also its disasters, which is why it's called "risk." Before taking it you have to consider the cost of failure. If you can't afford the failure, don't take the risk. That being said, you