Francis Mulhearn

Sysadmin & Cyber Security student
Seeking Help Desk / IT Support roles
Fedora • RHEL • HTB | Privacy first
@Mulhearn_secure | [email protected]

[Francis Mulhearn @Mulhearn_secure]

Handle updated → @Mulhearn_secure

Studying sysadmin, cyber security, and Linux (Fedora • RHEL • HTB) while actively looking for Help Desk / IT Support opportunities.

Privacy-minded. Always ready for when the centre cannot hold.

[email protected]

[Francis Mulhearn @Mulhearn_secure]

@Jenny_1884 I leave it on, it’s for emergencies. It’s useful.

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@MarkOrbit @aamnakx depends on the phone model, but default, is it still goes off, its for emergencies, you have to deliberately opt out of the alerts on most phones.

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@aamnakx If you have a phone, they go off. Unless you turn the emergency alert thing off.

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@e_kaspersky Brave Shields block third-party trackers/ads by default (EasyList + more). The compromised Adform script from https://t.co/aCQhetMl1x never loads, so the clipboard crypto-stealer can’t run. Strong defense against this exact type of ad-tech supply-chain attack.

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@ProtonMail no, we seal the envelopes so the little plastic bags ladled free talcum powder samples (that are shipped open) dont accidently leak.

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@AvonandsomerRob In the uk, yes, its legal, yes its required, yes its routine, if a supermarket fails a proxy purchase test, the fines start at £10,000 and go up, per event. Yes adults should not buy kids booze, but they do, hence proxy checks.

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@aiwithkhush Were not paranoid, honest.

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@JarickWorks @ProtonPrivacy @GrapheneOS Step 3, use PWA'S instead of apps were possible, less attack surfaces

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@jamie247 Don't think. If you think, don't speak. If you speak, don't write. If you write, don't sign. If you sign, don't be surprised. Or to put it another way, don't do anything on a computer you can't explain in a police station basement, in 20 years time.

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@mysteriouskat No kids, no family, I aim to borrow a lot of money and spend it and my savings on expensive wine and food.

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@CorporalMum Because legislation has not kept up with technology, same with kids and phones, and kids and computers.

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@wangzhr4 Thats you fault for buying a laptop shipped with windows. Windows broke the bluetooth when you removed it.

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@TheHackersNews Any chance of the ‘government entity’ refunding the tax payers? Thought not.

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@thesayannayak N100,Dual Screen Laptop,15.6 Inch IPS + 7'' Touch, 32 GB - Fedora 44 (kde)

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@brick_turpin an easy way to tell build quality, from the outside of a block of flats, look at where the water main stop cocks are, if they are neatly laid out, in the same place, its a sign of good planning and quality build, if they are all over the place, run.

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@vxunderground wave a lighter, in the general direction of their backside.

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@BenjaminDEKR i just use 'song' 'born' 'place' 'teacher' i mean, who the heck remembers anyway?

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@luciascarlet and you cant trust the charger either.

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@Jasoliyaharsh1 time as in 'time ls-R /'

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@macpheb234 @stuey_beef It would also be easy, and trivial do do. Just arrange with the larger supermarkets to do the return part, ie people bring there old bottles and tins back, and get a voucher for in store goods, and the whole thing is sent back to the manufacturer, via the warehouse.