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Comment #35995522
There are dozens of us! My glasses and contact RXs always got a comment. Mine are on the extreme side in difference too, plus astigmatism in one eye and not the other. When contact…
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Comment #35515579
As someone with excellent social skills in a technical field, I constantly get pushed towards management. In terms of upward salary momentum, I understand why a lot of women go tha…
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Comment #35159549
I like Arkime (used to be called Moloch). My only pet peeve is that the documentation for the search bar is not separated from the tool. Their site docs tell you to go to the tool …
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Comment #34728955
9/10 resumes I have been seeing are the default auto generated ones from LinkedIn. Sometimes those look alright but the rest are 5+ page monstrosities.
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Comment #33790727
Maybe a mild food allergy? I know someone who has that reaction to rosemary and another friend who has it from tomatoes. A simple skin test showed both to be an allergy vs palate i…
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Comment #33665345
I wrote a data integration between two internal, siloed tools at a major ISP. This let me build security alerting on social engineering attempts and successful compromises. These s…
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Comment #33157334
The last batch of SocGholish I encountered had virtualization checks on each stage and required user interaction to run/open the payload. Used iframes or modified google analytics …
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Comment #33112447
I can't agree more. I've used every main 'competitor' now and nothing can compare to splunk for hunting across massive logging pools. It genuinely feels like magic with advanced SP…
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Comment #32890189
As one of the younger but not young crowd, I have a form of auditory dyslexia which is why I've used CC and subtitles most of my life. Good sound mixing and actor enunciation helps…
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Comment #32785458
About a half cup of hot almond milk + a gram of the chocamine. Fits into a small teacup perfectly and swapping the almond milk for water is alright but I like the hot chocolate sty…
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Comment #32774900
I enjoy caffeine, and swapped in chocamine to my late afternoon and evening energy boost. Tastes delicious and feels like a treat to have a small hot chocolate drink. It's not on t…
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Comment #32707375
One of the appeals of this type of service is to create a Google account without providing your cell phone number. A bit of the chicken/egg issue if there isn't a way to make an ac…
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Comment #32040799
In my opinion, most audits for security are the same as having an accountability buddy. The company goes I'm doing x, y, and z then the auditor collects and organizes the proof for…
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Comment #32039207
If you like both of those artists, I'd suggest checking out Kimbra. She has heavy jazz influences and incorporates so much meaning into her music and videos. She does similar vocal…
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Comment #32038020
It is one panel and has an internal kvm so you can use two devices at the same time.
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Comment #32037993
Yes! The stand is really great; I have mine on an adjustable height desk and it takes up so little space. Which is perfect as I have so little space to work with. I got it recently…
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Comment #31970324
No worries at all. Speaking of Discord, there are a ton of writing and D&D communities that would be great resources for feedback. You have an advantage in that area as you aren't …
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Comment #31956124
I really like this idea! I feel like you could have the character mapping and input be geared towards writers for a story documentation tool as a UI and framework for the generated…
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Comment #31935365
I have a pair of bone conducting audio 'headphones', aftershokz, and while I avoid using them for music listening, they handle voice audio really well and you still have full acces…
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Comment #31926860
Unrelated to the site itself, which I am excited to try out, searching duckduckgo for 'brevity 500' only shows the promotion posts here on hackernews, twitter, etc. and not the sit…
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Comment #31872316
Personally, I believe the underlying difference is that the parent company of DALL-E is a nonprofit with clear cost recoups for their api pricing and the access to DALL-E is curren…
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Comment #31732738
It's as dumb as can be. There is no hardware for networking; caveat on this is I haven't cracked it open but my network is monitored and I have not seen a peep from it in 4 years. …
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Comment #31707655
My roku remote finally died after consuming an obscene amount of batteries over the years. RCA has a roku compatible universal remote. Doesn't have the headphone jack or voice assi…
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Comment #31707630
Walmart stocks them during November for shopping season. The sceptre tvs are my go to for large viewing needs. If you are into perfect picture quality, it takes some settings tweak…
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Comment #31561563
I would do a combination of making a lab environment for hands-on exploration and quality low cost training like from the BHIS folks at antisyphon training. antisyphontraining.com