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jaegerx posted:How's that free healthcare working out? Single-payer is p good.
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Methanar posted:Single-payer is p good. It really is 
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Tab8715 posted:Well, I'm being asked by a "security person" how do I secure SharePoint? I would think the first question is 'what is there to secure'? Also start getting into the O365 Security and Compliance portal and understanding the attack vectors. But gently caress that guy for asking you to do his job, haha
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jaegerx posted:I'm in a 2300 sqft house with no state income tax. Did you have a guillotine installed?
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22 Eargesplitten posted:Did you have a guillotine installed? Texas hangs people
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When the revolution comes, it's a guillotine or the wall, and bullet holes lower property values for your next of kin.
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jaegerx posted:Texas hangs people I can't remember which State but there was a convicted murder but thought he could get out of his execution by electing to be shot. He thought that he could get it dropped to life in my prison by taking it to court that this sort of punishment was cruel and unusual. He was executed by firing squad.
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I think you might be thinking of Utah, http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-firing-squad-utah-20150324-story.html The thing is, none of those people think it'll get them out of being executed, because if anything the alternative of lethal injection is more likely to be labeled cruel and unusual these days.
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alg posted:Security, according to regs, is supposed to have someone reviewing logs on every server every week, lol To answer the original question of securing the cloud, here are my top 3: 1) get their soc1/soc2/ssae16/ssae18/whatever third party audit report they have. This makes sure that at minimum, a third party believes they are following their own written procedures and that they are not doing anything truly terrible. Or at least that they were able to lie about it well. 2) do periodic reviews of account authorization. 3) dump the logs into a siem and write some rules to analyze them. If you don't trust their third party review in number one, I don't know why you would trust anything about them.
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Got my in-person interview tomorrow and I'm getting kind of nervous. Is it frowned up on to bring a notepad with some pre-written questions? I also guess I should print out some copies of my resume just to have that in case they need it. Not really sure how much it will be needed though since this is my second interview. I did go out and get a haircut yesterday and have my interview outfit ironed and pressed, so I should be looking sharp, if nothing else.
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If it's a bad idea to come with some pre-written questions, then oops. I would think that would show you prepared for the interview by noting down questions that you had about the organization / position / etc. I always do.
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The guy we hired after I joined the team walked in to our interview and handed everyone a small binder. Inside said binder was a nicely formatted document covering every job requirements bullet point and how he met, exceeded, or where he was deficient regarding them. I kept my copy for down the road as a reminder because that led to more substantive discussion beyond just "do you meet x, y, and z?"
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Preprepared notes are good, a preprepred contract with the Devil to get your job in exchange for the interviewer's soul is bad. They tend to catch on around the "sign it in blood" mark.
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Use it as an opportunity to show off your style. I brought a leather portfolio, neat and organized, with extra resume copies and written questions. When I asked the questions, I jotted down notes when they answered, which I then used in my follow up email. I let them know I was interviewing the organization too.
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Paper? Shouldn't all y'all be whipping out your Hyper Tablet 3000 and strapping on your VR goggles and haptic touch gloves? This is how interviewing is done in Our Modern Era! 
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I have an NFC-enabled microchip implanted in the tip of my dick so just flop it out on the table during interviews
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CLAM DOWN posted:I have an NFC-enabled microchip implanted in the tip of my dick so just flop it out on the table during interviews Yeah we think that's normal up here in Canada but it's frowned upon down in the states
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Vargatron posted:Got my in-person interview tomorrow and I'm getting kind of nervous. Is it frowned up on to bring a notepad with some pre-written questions? I also guess I should print out some copies of my resume just to have that in case they need it. Not really sure how much it will be needed though since this is my second interview. I doubt a little notepad would put you in anyone's bad books, one I was successful in when it came to question time I fired off a few basic ones then honestly told them I'm really tired since my toddler had me up at 5am that morning (for a 10am interview) and this point my head is empty (I was also thinking why the hell did I forget to bring a notepad or paper).
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Oh you have young children? Find a different job hippy.
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Tab8715 posted:DFW Chat But they have good brisket. Dick Trauma posted:On a scale of 1-5 how Oklahoma is Texas? Category 4
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About to leave for my interview. I have a leather bound portfolio in hand with resumes and references on tap. Feeling pretty sharp. Hopefully I'll walk away today with an offer.
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One thing I noticed that with all the companies that I received offers from, none asked or even talked about references. Is that still a common thing?
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Vargatron posted:About to leave for my interview. I have a leather bound portfolio in hand with resumes and references on tap. Feeling pretty sharp. Hopefully I'll walk away today with an offer. Good luck to you!
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Sickening posted:One thing I noticed that with all the companies that I received offers from, none asked or even talked about references. Is that still a common thing? I usually have them in reserve in my notebook, but I've pretty much put "References on request" for the last 15 years. No one has ever asked for them. Of course I think the last interview I actually went on was 7 years ago (current job). I've been really lucky both in management teams and working for a division that sees value in moving people along a career trajectory as opposed to freezing them in place ("because we don't want to have to train anyone up to your current role")
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How would you guys feel about someone bringing an iPad to an interview? I recently got an apple pencil for my pro and gently caress writing on physical paper forever.
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siggy2021 posted:How would you guys feel about someone bringing an iPad to an interview? I recently got an apple pencil for my pro and gently caress writing on physical paper forever. I wouldn't think it was a bad thing. If I saw you actively taking notes during the interview (paper or iPad) that would definitely be a positive.
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 Changing industries entirely to work at a startup that does intrusion prevention for Industrial Control Systems and SCADA networks. Basically the same pay, but it also comes with stock options, better benefits, and no more dealing with the government (at least until they inevitably start doing public sector sales). And I'll be focused on selling/integrating two products instead of 15.
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I'm working with an Oil and Gas company and I can see why have IoT Devices is incredibly useful in the field but the potential security risk is obscene. And every SCADA network I've worked with inevitably has been connected to the internet in some terrible way because $x vendor needs data. 
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Tab8715 posted:I'm working with an Oil and Gas company and I can see why have IoT Devices is incredibly useful in the field but the potential security risk is obscene. And undoubtedly with a default password, assuming there is a password at all.
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stevewm posted:And undoubtedly with a default password, assuming there is a password at all. We used to use a password, but the guys kept losing the Post It Note it was on, so we just turned that option off.
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psydude posted:
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Tab8715 posted:I'm working with an Oil and Gas company and I can see why have IoT Devices is incredibly useful in the field but the potential security risk is obscene. The few that I've worked on so far in my current/previous gig have been fairly modern, thankfully. The engineering manager for this new company said it's not uncommon to run into token ring and FDDI still running in certain verticals, though, especially petrochemical.
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I've run across one that was working with radio waves and had their own frequency.
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Vargatron posted:About to leave for my interview. I have a leather bound portfolio in hand with resumes and references on tap. Feeling pretty sharp. Hopefully I'll walk away today with an offer. I loving slayed at the interview. I should expect to hear back by Friday from what the IT manager was telling me.
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I'm not sure how my over the phone technical interview went today. On a negative there were a couple of things I just loving blanked out on and I probably blathered on a bit before regaining my composure and actually answering the question. There are also one or two things they are looking for that I'm super weak on, but I knew that going in and had it covered. On a positive side by the end of it we were trading IT stories and talking about our awful AT&T experiences. I was told they would give feedback to the HR recruiter I had previously talked to, and that they had a couple of other candidates they were looking at. I was really hoping to score an in person at the end, but maybe they just have a process.
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Just finished an Exchange 2010 -> Exchange 365 migration AMA
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Kashuno posted:Just finished an Exchange 2010 -> Exchange 365 migration AMA Did you completely decommission all of your on prem exchange servers? Or are you leaving one up for management purposes?
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