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MF_James posted:If it is required for his job, the company should at least reimburse him when he passes... The company should absolutely reimburse training expense however certification requirements are incredibly common in the industry.
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Tab8715 posted:The company should absolutely reimburse training expense however certification requirements are incredibly common in the industry. Requiring one to get a job is different than making you get one once you already have a job though
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Feb 19, 2017 04:17
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Again, read his post history. His employer is awful.
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Feb 19, 2017 04:20
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In regard to the abuse address thing, they were just parsing whois. It was the best they could do at the time. Few issues with it, fake/nonfunctional abuse addresses, limited quires though api. They were caching by ASN. I believe they actually gave up on doing it, though they didn't say that explicitly they did state it was a waste of time and that they either don't reply or don't help. Don't let that discourage you though if it's something you're interested in spending time on, GL.
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PBS posted:In regard to the abuse address thing, they were just parsing whois. It was the best they could do at the time. And for the record, since a lot of people seem to be really confused by my intent here, this is for like a few dozen IPs at a clip on a coordinated attack, not sending out a thousand a day from Logwatch or something.
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How are people gearing up to handle the expected increase in 'requests' to unlock devices when travelling through borders? I know some companies that send staff to China have a phone and laptop that are only used for that purpose because it's expected that somebody will try to gently caress with them, but the US have been making noises about it as well now. Is all foreign travel going to be reduced to burner phones and laptops that only run Citrix clients?
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Thanks Ants posted:How are people gearing up to handle the expected increase in 'requests' to unlock devices when travelling through borders? I know some companies that send staff to China have a phone and laptop that are only used for that purpose because it's expected that somebody will try to gently caress with them, but the US have been making noises about it as well now. Is all foreign travel going to be reduced to burner phones and laptops that only run Citrix clients? I guess it was going to happen eventually.
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Thanks Ants posted:How are people gearing up to handle the expected increase in 'requests' to unlock devices when travelling through borders? I know some companies that send staff to China have a phone and laptop that are only used for that purpose because it's expected that somebody will try to gently caress with them, but the US have been making noises about it as well now. Is all foreign travel going to be reduced to burner phones and laptops that only run Citrix clients? Easy, don't travel to the US.
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Thanks Ants posted:How are people gearing up to handle the expected increase in 'requests' to unlock devices when travelling through borders? I know some companies that send staff to China have a phone and laptop that are only used for that purpose because it's expected that somebody will try to gently caress with them, but the US have been making noises about it as well now. Is all foreign travel going to be reduced to burner phones and laptops that only run Citrix clients? I've been to China multiple times for business during the last 2 years, they never gave a poo poo about the contents of my laptop and phone. Never heard of anyone else travelling there that they had issues either. The only time I heard of a colleague using burners was a guy going to Russia. The worst experience I had with customs was in the US but didn't involve any kind of laptop or phone accessing.
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afaik the whole burner phone/laptop thing when travelling to china is more about hacking/malware not so much border guards.
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CLAM DOWN posted:Easy, don't travel to the US. Hate to say it, but this is the answer. Or for those of us IN the US, don't travel out.
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flosofl posted:Hate to say it, but this is the answer. Or for those of us IN the US, don't travel out. Yeah, it actually sucks because there are a lot of legit and good reasons to travel to the US, but right now y'all are making it tough as poo poo.
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theperminator posted:afaik the whole burner phone/laptop thing when travelling to china is more about hacking/malware not so much border guards.
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I have secret clearance. Trying to open my phone or laptop despite me no longer working for the government is a serious offense. I dare the tsa or ice try it. E: this is obviously if I'm returning to the US and since I'm a resident alien I'm sure I'll be searched now. My laptop is basically ephemeral at this point so I got no problem bricking it just to screw with them. jaegerx fucked around with this message at 04:11 on Feb 20, 2017 |
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jaegerx posted:I have secret clearance. Trying to open my phone or laptop despite me no longer working for the government is a serious offense. I dare the tsa or ice try it.
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jaegerx posted:I have secret clearance. Trying to open my phone or laptop despite me no longer working for the government is a serious offense. I dare the tsa or ice try it. The TSA interrogated an active nasa employee who went down to south america for a bit and opened up his phone and laptop. They don't care about you.
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jaegerx posted:I have secret clearance. Trying to open my phone or laptop despite me no longer working for the government is a serious offense. I dare the tsa or ice try it. ok have fun.
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jaegerx posted:I have secret clearance. Trying to open my phone or laptop despite me no longer working for the government is a serious offense. I dare the tsa or ice try it. It's like every post you make us worst than the last.
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Internet Explorer posted:It's like every post you make us worst than the last. you contribute so much, please elaborate for me.
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jaegerx posted:you contribute so much, please elaborate for me. Pretending secret clearance meaning anything is about on par with "I know kung fu so my hands are registered with the police department as lethal weapons."
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Contingency posted:"I know kung fu so my hands are registered with the police department as lethal weapons." This is me though
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Contingency posted:Pretending secret clearance meaning anything is about on par with "I know kung fu so my hands are registered with the police department as lethal weapons." you're cute, can we date?
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jaegerx posted:I have secret clearance. Trying to open my phone or laptop despite me no longer working for the government is a serious offense. I dare the tsa or ice try it. Don't you need u.s citizenship to obtain a clearance in the first place?
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IT business cuts working week to 4 days (Google Translate) - Shortened all meetings to 20 minutes/45 minutes, from 30/60 minutes - Reconsidered what email employees really needed to act on and took people off lists they weren't needed on - Various other automation
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nielsm posted:IT business cuts working week to 4 days (Google Translate) Just an aside, but you gotta admit it's pretty cool that Google Translate can turn out something coherent now  .
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I dont know many people thst wouldnt be more productive over 4 days, with 3 off after, than they are 5/2. I may be moving to 4/3, but without the cut hours, but thats for personal convenience.
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sanchez posted:Don't you need u.s citizenship to obtain a clearance in the first place? Pay no attention to Jaegerx, he just makes poo poo up presumably to troll.
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If the guy was travelling in a non-work capacity were NASA ok for him to take a device abroad with sensitive data on it ?
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mehall posted:I dont know many people thst wouldnt be more productive over 4 days, with 3 off after, than they are 5/2. Most people I interact with could work 9 days a week and still be unproductive.
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angry armadillo posted:If the guy was travelling in a non-work capacity were NASA ok for him to take a device abroad with sensitive data on it ? I thought he was returning from a professional conference?
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flosofl posted:I thought he was returning from a professional conference? not according to the link posted quote:Two weeks ago, Sidd Bikkannavar flew back into the United States after spending a few weeks abroad in South America. An employee of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), Bikkannavar had been on a personal trip, pursuing his hobby of racing solar-powered cars. He had recently joined a Chilean team, and spent the last weeks of January at a race in Patagonia.
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sanchez posted:Don't you need u.s citizenship to obtain a clearance in the first place? i never said what government
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As someone with secret clearance, my policy when traveling abroad is to not bring devices with privileged information on them. If I need privileged information at my destination, there will be a process to access it. Unnecessarily invasive border searches are something I'm personally against, but it has no impact on me professionally.
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Having a NATO travel order helps, too.
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Feb 21, 2017 01:33
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The Fool posted:As someone with secret clearance, my policy when traveling abroad is to not bring devices with privileged information on them. I have a certain level of clearance, my employer does not let me travel with my sensitive devices. I found this out when they sent me abroad with a burner laptop and phone 
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Tab8715 posted:Thoughts on PuralSight for training? I liked it as a nice change of pace from CBT Nuggets.
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Tab8715 posted:Thoughts on PuralSight for training? Maybe it was just the course I was taking or maybe things have changed, but their practice exams were a joke and didn't even come close to preparing you for the test. This was for the first test of the MCSA a few years ago. I passed, but all their tests did was make me think the test was a lot easier than it actually was. Actually, the course was pretty much the same thing. Didn't even come close to prepping you for the test.
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