nictrix

ZoomInfo | Remote (EST timezone preferred) | Senior DevOps Engineer (security focus)

ZoomInfo suite of modern go-to-market software, data and intelligence enables sales, marketing and recruiting teams to uncover opportunities and hit their number through insight-driven engagement.

Tech stack: GCP, AWS, Terraform, Golang, Kubernetes, ArgoCD

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Great tool, used it before. Simple and straightforward. I'd like to use it for internal image repos, upcoming feature?

Does anyone know if there has been a case between the IRS and a person in tax debt trying to travel? Be great to see where that goes and how it's challenged.

Some more details about their "browser alert service": https://www.cox.com/residential/support/about-cox-browser-al...

This seems to be one step away from The Island movie

The DSL provider in my area sets up customer's wireless networks with their home or mobile phone number as the password. If you know that number or can look it up in public records then you're in. If you can't find it maybe use a dictionary pertaining to the area code of phone numbers and then you're in. When the protocol changes to something more secure, the ISP's customer will still be as insecure as they always were.

I like the idea of shipping your devices, but what if you need your device during the trip up to customs? One thought comes to mind is ship a one-time passcode to your final destination and only that can unlock it at customs? It may appear you are actively hiding something from them and you end up in a lot of trouble. Or during the questioning, you don't hide anything and provide the address the one-time passcode is stored, which will use up valuable resources to go retrieve it. Maybe that would be too much trouble for them and let you go or you just added 8 more hours and expenses you have to pay to retrieve it.

If the laptop is not in your possession when it has to clear customs wouldn't this mean they cannot ask you for the password and such, then this would limit what they could do? Though they could still seize it, but at least without the knowledge of passwords and social media.

That is neat! I would think using it at a border crossing would constitute hiding something...right?

Your welcome, thanks for the explanation on the protocol independent link.

This type of post inspires me to continue working on my side projects / learning new things!

Nice!, Also when I click on Twitter link on the about page it sends me to a bad URL. Looks like you just need to add http in front of the link.

When I copy and paste the access URL I see it starts with // - so the link doesn't go anywhere, is that the intended action?

Hi, very cool, simple service! I believe the example on the front page, should be Linkin Park without the "g".

I agree, Upstart was great for most things and was simple to understand. Though I ran into some difficult fork, exec issues for certain processes. I sometimes had to run a wrapper to use upstart, but those seemed to be edge cases.

I'd prefer if we stuck with Upstart and improved on it, though it already seems like a distant dream.