Just gonna keep posting my adventures with socialized healthcare. Today I did my next day appointment for: - eye exam - digital eye imaging and pressure check - contact and glasses prescription - new glasses and frames, with coating and progressive lenses I splurged $100 on designer frames

Somebody tipped me off to search for T**** with a space or line break at the end of the string. I am screaming. How are they so bad at everything?

I got the The Butterfly archetype!

Infosec Exchange

Wrapstodon 2025 for Lesley Carhart :unverified:

See how Lesley Carhart :unverified: used Mastodon this year!

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I’m bemused slash worried about the people being passive aggressive because I -post cybersecurity jobs not in America, while also not living or working in America-.

One of the crappiest trends I’m seeing in my mentorship sessions today is people getting laid off from large corporations after 20-40 years of silo right now. It’s really appalling if not unexpected. If you’ve been somewhere over 5, 10, 20 years it’s worth looking at your employability elsewhere.

Oddities of moving to a new country in this tech era: - I haven’t been to an ATM yet or used a physical credit card, in 8 months - I use my US eSIM through my Australian eSIM transparently - I haven’t learned any coins yet but my aldi token

I’m hiring (Australia remote) Senior OT DFIR

Senior OT Incident Responder

Australia

I love how the cybersecurity community consensus on this story is generally that the company deserved getting compromised for being so abusive and intrusive to their workers.

Tom

North Korean infiltrator caught working in Amazon IT department thanks to lag — 110ms keystroke input raises red flags over true location [Updated]

A barely perceptible keystroke delay was the smoking gun that led to the uncovering of a malign imposter.

Monitoring keystroke latency is an ADA complaint waiting to happen.