thejournalizer

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by thejournalizer 2y ago
The agency behind it called it "mood lighting" https://www.instagram.com/p/C-dd-pEy2qu/
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by thejournalizer 2y ago
Honestly most of the conversations were about getting everyone back online.
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New Recovery Tool to help with CrowdStrike issue impacting Windows endpoints(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
80 points by thejournalizer 2y ago|64 comments
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Top Zero Trust – Trolling the industry that call Zero Trust a tool(topzerotrust.com)
2 points by thejournalizer 3y ago|1 comments
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by thejournalizer 3y ago
I run a small cybersec podcast called Adopting Zero Trust, which launched on the idea that there are simply too many misconceptions for an otherwise valuable strategy and concept. Figured, hey, why not troll vendors a bit by getting them wi
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Drata launches Trust Center – Displays daily status of security controls(drata.com)
1 points by thejournalizer 4y ago|0 comments
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by thejournalizer 4y ago
This is unfortunately expected behavior and a bullet dodged. The only exception would be that this startup likely was expecting to get a funding round to close soon, and because of the recent shifts, VC dollars are drying up. That said, the
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by thejournalizer 6y ago
Not OP, but I will say, of those companies, only two or so really focus on this as the market is incredibly saturated. For example, Attack Simulator via Microsoft was recently announced, and their O365 brand is one of the most abused. Most
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by thejournalizer 13y ago
Hey now, I totally added cats, memes, and bacon into my class.
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by thejournalizer 13y ago
It really depends on the teacher. Just make sure you check their class page, as it often lists where to find the content and if there are live sessions. To find the class page button, just click the plus sign next to the class name, and you
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by thejournalizer 14y ago
You are right, and unfortunately that has already happened. I have become more diligent about helping teachers who launched their class one or more years ago to host their content in other formats, or transfer them to PDFs. In some cases I
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by thejournalizer 14y ago
Rightfully so. UReddit was setup as a self-service with only one developer. Between myself, a few kind subreddit mods, and the dev, it was difficult to verify everything. We mostly relied on the teacher's peers to let us know if something w
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by thejournalizer 14y ago
Correct. Unfortunately eawesome3 is not really involved any longer. It's mostly Anastas and myself. Here is the actual link to eawsome3's original post from 2010 though http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/c0vx3/dear_reddit...
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by thejournalizer 14y ago
Most of the content listed on UReddit is actually housed on the teacher's own site or subreddit. We are really just an aggregate to help them organize and reach more people. Plus they have complete control and ownership of their content. Un
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by thejournalizer 14y ago
Unfortunately Kickstarter did not work for us. This will just force our Open Compass to seek actual investors.
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by thejournalizer 14y ago
That's not quite how it works. The subreddit and UReddit.com sites are not connected like that. Teachers go in and list their courses, syllabus, and relevant information to make it easier for folks to find after the content falls off our fr
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by thejournalizer 14y ago
It's open source, so you are more than welcome to. If you want I can point you to Anastas, the one and only developer we have.
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by thejournalizer 14y ago
We do https://ureddit.com/
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by thejournalizer 14y ago
Unfortunately a lot of these points are correct. We set ureddit up as a self-service tool for the community. There is not a lot of incentive for teachers to continue on if their students don't show some sort of sign that they are still payi
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by thejournalizer 14y ago
Can you access it through the https version?
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by thejournalizer 14y ago
Nope. We knew this going into the day that the blog would kill us.