What fear causes you to separate your online presence between work and personal? I used to think others would assume I was on company time working on side projects but the reality is that I don't even hire people who don't work on side projects. Our CEO is subscribed to my newsletter, my colleagues and I send our executive team posts we write publicly to frame conversations. Any good leadership is going to approve of…
I do reverse engineering for fun; it was how I got into programming in the first place. Considering that breaking or replaying an authentication handshake is effectively a felony in the US (or breaking any form of DRM or authorisation), I can immediately see why separation is desirable for some types.
Re: Ask HN: How to separate work / personal profiles online, keep privacy, and post?
#11I wasn't really thinking people would read into what I said as advice to openly post about the felonies they're committing on the internet.