@cb_slide@FadeAwayMedia Danhausen x Scooby Doo, where he helps the crew to unmask the monster who turns out to also be Danhausen collecting human monies.
@ZackKorman Yes, bad. But maybe I'm just jealous; I'm not even allowed to have a cup of coffee paid for by vendors.
That aside, I've never seen someone suffer the actual consequences for the ethics violation.
Protip if you think you're dealing with a DPRK fake job applicant using AI masking as an American millennial, ask them to respond to "Are we dancer?" Will take them too long to read in too formal a tone and include psychological debate nonsense. Supposed to say, "Like the song?"
There is this strange phenomena where people new to cybersecurity go way overboard trying to look cool and badass to give the facade of being really technical.
I'll tell you something right now. You probably won't like to hear it, but it is important.
Nobody cares about:
- Your certificates
- The conferences you've attended
- Your vendor swag
- What OS you're using
- How many LED's your computer has
Here is what your peers admire the most:
- If you're polite
- If you're willing to admit if you're wrong
- If you're easy to get along with
If you're just a chill nerd who is nice, easy going, willing to admit when you're wrong, you will go further than the big mean nerd with the galaxy brain
📺 HAPPENING TONIGHT 📺
EFF's Cindy Cohn will be on @TheDailyShow with @JonStewart at 10 PM Central and 11 PM Eastern and Pacific! Make sure you tune in!
@d0rkph0enix Yup. I've also been spiked multiple times, but it was always from finishing off someone else's drink. Sister in law, best friend, girlfriend. Wake up the next day and start making phone calls to check on everyone else. It sucks. Their anger is an admission of guilt.