I'm already almost 35. It's been a wild ride so far. Soon, I will start my Cybersecurity journey in the uni. Second time I’m back in uni. I’ll document it one way or another.
As much as I love computers, and all technology/ science related stuff, I really enjoy nature, too. Peaceful moments in the forest, next to a lake, fishing and just staring at the fishing float and an occasional big fish on my hook, night time bonfire, the stars in the sky, while sitting next to it.
I do a lot of stuff with computers that I really enjoy, and what I think, will teach me useful skills or is just fun to try. From homelab setups, AI, game servers, and just exploring tech, and exploring nature as a whole.
Follow me if you are interested in this journey.
Tbh waking up at 4 a.m. and seeing that there is a literal Microslop apocalypsis going on, put a grin on my face 😃
It will be for sure an interesting day, as many govermnments depend on the Microslop infra.
The gravity is Uranus size atm for Microslop.
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@JobCertNetwork I'm aiming for small company cybersec person and pentest on side, with maybe helping companies implement AI, which I already know how to do
I was thinking to get certs for CompTIA Security +, Network + and Pentest +.
I think this is a rather fast and way more efficient, to get faster into cybersec employment.
If anyone has then, did it made easier for you to get into this career? Or if you are already a cybersec specialist, are they worth it? 🤔
@RoyalSerf This was probably one of my favorite games, still remember Requiem mod, and SkyRE, used to mod the hell out of this game, make it hard and beautiful looking 😄
I recently checked the prices for the GPU that I have, and comparing to the price I bought it for, which was for 1,471.23€, marks the point where it's becoming ridiculous.
Over 1k euros increase.
For a simple man like me, a hobbyist, this is already becoming unreachable to buy another same card. Same goes for RAM.
My parents told to throw out old PC parts and RAM, that are lying around. My response was more than adequate, telling them that this is not a trash, and still can be very much so useful.
@HeyTIBai Absolutely, I usually post even tho I know these days I won't get any meaningful reach, but just for the sake of it, maybe someone will find my thoughts interesting
Imo, pretty soon, in span of one year or so, we will see unmanageable levels of cybersec incidents, powered with AI.
The monster is out of the pandoras box for some time, and I don't think it will get any better, as the time goes.
My argument is that, every yoyo, an equivalent of older days of a script kiddie, will just have another mental breakdown and download an uncensored AI model, that will do everything for him in a matter of a rambling prompt.
I'm all four advocating for local open source AI, but it bears great risk with it, and the ones that will be able to protect themselves, will be the ones, that will have a better model than an attacker at their disposal for the security jobs.
Feels like wild west or 90's, just in tech world.
What an interesting time to be alive.