I'm in the market for a cybersecurity related position. My background is mostly PKI and vulnerability management. Can someone point me in the direction of a solid recruiter or open cybersecurity roles that aren't ghost jobs? Full remote work is a hard requirement on my part.
#cybersecurity #askfedi #getfedihired #jobsearch
nostr:npub12e63662wfxjdayq72ylzyekmhn8qqmjultmgsdgn3wffx70falcsa5dtnq Oh hell, I am older than dirt! 😜
nostr:npub1g7j9ch6jmyfpk2tgd0yqukspeav68jyzln89l4t6zm6ne704f50q7c7unj Give Methuselah my regards! 👋
“Pay no attention to the USB port behind the “no USB” sticker.Is covering a printer’s USB port with a sticker to push people into wireless printing the worst thing HP does with its hardware? Not remotely. Is it still pretty funny to watch someone just take off the sticker and plug their printer in? I think so.” https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/4/23820710/pay-no-attention-to-the-usb-port-behind-the-no-usb-sticker
Friends don't let friends buy HP. I’m Team Brother Laser, but everyone seems to have their own personal favorite.
But not HP.
nostr:npub1aka6wf78hfaqpz060r246dq80lmtjx6uf7wapct4ljluyfx956hszmzzz2 I used to like HP because at one time their printers were 99% likely to "just work" with #CUPS. Also, Lexmarks were garbage.
HP sucks because of the vendor lock-in of the firmware of some models. The E series, I think.
The solution to crappy firmware is to disassemble the firmware, figure out how it works, and write an open source replacement that shares no more code with the original than is absolutely required to make it work.