One of the coolest projects I had during undergrad was in photography class. Digital cameras were not allowed. The teacher gave us an assignment to "photoshop" a print using only what we find in the red room (meaning no computers) to make a print that should be impossible. The final prints were unrecognizable from the initial subject matter. It was pretty amazing the amount of manipulation possible during development.
As someone who detests small talk, this is one of the few times when it is essentially.
First step is learning if they are a snitch. Second is seeing if they can be critical of workplace. Third is bringing up your own salary. Fourth is asking for theirs if they don't immediately reciprocate on step 3.
In practice there are many ways this can happen. Here is one reasonable example:
Did you see the bosses [insert anything, tie, shoes, car, your pick] today. OmG!
[Wait a day or two for any sign that made it back to your boss. Prepare a convincing cover up story in the event he/she/it is a snitch.]
2-4
Our health insurance is terrible isnt it? I swear its like they pick the cheapest option.
[Replace the above with any other unpopular opinion depending on how critical the response is of your workplace you can jump immediately to steps 3-4]
I heard a lot of employers like to pay people differently for the exact same work and I dont think thats right. Thats why I want you to know I make Y. If you make less I can help you argue for more. Do you mind sharing your salary too?
You can sometimes just jump straight to step 3 or 4 if you are feeling confident. But do be aware. You can save someone's job and the boss will corner them in an office and some of them will still rat you out. Happened to me personally. The above isnt without risk. But do not be afraid of humans, especially middle management humans. They are usually the weakest people I've ever met.
I used vanilla arch as a daily driver for about 3 years and I loved it. but started to need a more ephemeral OS and switched to atomic fedora and centos/Alma precisely for the defaults. So i know you asked about cachyOS and I dony have an answer there. So you can skip the rest of this if that is all you wanted. Im not saying RHEL or bust. Each person has their own needs and i highly recommend just going and doing the hard things yourself to learn, but I get it that it isnt possible for everyone.
What defaults? Several. 1st SELinux. 2nd ability to select old kernels on boot. 3. Firewall enabled out of the box.
Sure you can do a lot of additional hardening and nothing is to stop a simple bash script from setting these up on Arch, but I figured I only know a little bit and those have saved my ass multiple times. So there are probably other things the folks in that ecosystem have figured out that I dont know about yet.
I dont know if it's any consolation but I was also disappointed in better help and also found that therapists are generally not good. Ive found the people who tell me to go therapy have either never been or are the kind of person who doesn't use critical thought frequently.
Im from the Midwest and never heard of this dish but i know how "Midwest Healthy" works. So I'm willing to bet in the "unhealthy version" you basically double the sugar and possibly also the cream cheese. Oh and switch to full fat creme cheese.
Sometimes you do something outrageous like serve it ontop of a banana split and/or add copious amounts of chocolate syrup.
Why is all the drama always about one guy. I think this is at least the third "front page" post I have seen involving drama with this guy in just a few months.
Can't we just implement some reasonable go touch grass cooldown period. No modding or posting from that account or IPs associated with his account for 90 days.
If its a problem as soon as he's back then 180 days next time.
Here is the thing, does the corporate entity you work with use Microsoft? Then your password is stored as an NTLM hash in NTDS.dit.
That means you are using MD4.
Has anyone in your organization clicked a phishing link? It only takes one weak link to get in. Then it only takes one (Maybe 2) bad configuration for a malicious actor to escalate privileges. Then dump the whole organization passwords from the Domain Controller.
Not trying to be a troll. I just genuinely don't understand why sociopathic is acceptable as an adjective and retarded is not. Can you explain the difference?
One of the coolest projects I had during undergrad was in photography class. Digital cameras were not allowed. The teacher gave us an assignment to "photoshop" a print using only what we find in the red room (meaning no computers) to make a print that should be impossible. The final prints were unrecognizable from the initial subject matter. It was pretty amazing the amount of manipulation possible during development.