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[sammythingsstuff]

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[bobwp]

That moment when your Uncle Joe and Aunt Rose ask you just what the heck do you do in that thing you call WordPressy?

[xpheno1234]

In order to effectively switch careers between tech and non-tech or vice-versa, first thing is to know that it is not easy and is almost like starting a new career. Some tips to remember are to be proactive and learn everything required in addition to understanding deliverables and the new team properly.

[anjanahalo]

My fave dpxdc Tucker trope is he's a big fish in a small pond and knows it. Yeah, of course he's the premiere hacker in Amity Park. He has zero competition besides Technus, and that guy is good but also has some wires crossed. Tucker, out of necessity, mostly works to be better than the Fentons (who are great mechanical and bio engineers but not computer engineers), the GIW (they weren't well funded enough to have a competent IT department so he had backdoors built into their virtual servers that worked even as they gained a larger budget and more skilled agents), and, of course, Technus, who constantly pushed him to greater skill levels. But Tucker, despite his self-hype, is also aware enough to know he's a tech god in a small Illinois city, but he doesn't compare to the big dogs out there like Oracle. This lasts until he actually goes toe to toe (my fave is without realizing) against Oracle or JL's security and wins either an offensive or defensive cyberwar. He doesn't think much of it until he ends up being scouted more directly after they find nontech ways to track him down. Someone who can modify a PDA to have that much computing power by just testing and tinkering is an asset anyone would prefer to work with the JL rather than against them.

[pigswithwings]

I HAVE TO DRAW SOMETHING NONTECH OBJECTUM DEAR GOD ITS ALL COMPUTERS IN HERE. whatever im the computers guy but holy shit where r my plant objectums this is messed uppp

[theshampyon]

My comment to provide context first, followed by a transcript of the image above.

The vast majority of web servers use Linux. Over 90% worldwide. It is the operating system behind at least two thirds of the world's stock exchanges. It runs government infrastructure around the world, including a whole lot of military infrastructure.

After the Stuxnet worm (believed to be a joint effort cyberweapon created by the USA and Israel) almost destroed Iran's nuclear program, governments around the world switched to Linux-based operating systems due to it's superior security and custimisability.

SSH and SSHD are also found in "embedded" Linux operating systems - the ones that run everything from office printers to industrial machinery to nuclear power plants.

Transcript for the screenreaders:

Rodion M. Herrera wrote:

If you know the fairytale story of The Princess and the Pea", you would understand how this engineer saved the internet. Yes, this happened just a few hours ago. Someone almost hacked the world (well, servers around the world). So who did it? You probably know the usual suspects (this is suspected to be a nation-level attack).

(from Baloogan) "Someone, went deep cover in a 2+ year attempt to worm his way into a low-importance open source project that would be linked into a very important project. The important project was sshd, basically the most important element on a linux server, it authenticates users trying to login, ssh means secure shell, and sshd means secure shell daemon.

He was successful, the payload was delivered, it was included. It basically allowed someone with a special key to log into every server on the planet.

Some microsoft engineer noticed that ssh was taking about half a second longer than normal, which was the backdoor trying to authenticate the special key, and found the backdoor."

Peer Richelsen wrote: i tried explaining my nontech friends today that an engineer debugging a 500ms delay has saved the entire web, potentially the entire civilisation

[thegreatgodbird]

Would love to lock my nontech friends in a room and deconstruct a LC3 instruction’s journey through the data path for them

[intothewildsstuff]

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[48coins]

😻 👺 IBM Introduces The Blockchain Game to Help Non-Tech People Understand Distributed Ledger Tech 1-May-2019 Cryptocurrency News Today, Alert: 😻 👺 IBM Introduces The Blockchain Game to Help Non-Tech People Understand Distributed Ledger Tech Blockchain is a technology that can be completely revitalized various disparate fields such as supply-chain management, accounting, and contract law among many, many others. IBM, as well as most in the know and on the go, know the usefulness and disruptive influence of blockchain can only really help a company if normal, average non-tech minded leaders fully understand it. - 😻 👺 Show me #Blockchain #Distributed #Game #IBM #Introduces #Ledger #NonTech #People #Tech #Understand Blockchain News Stories Daily https://48coins.com/ibm-introduces-the-blockchain-game-to-help-non-tech-people-understand-distributed-ledger-tech/

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[x-yuri]

bring about hope and change

[techsfromlastnight]

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[coinnewsfx]

Here's why non-tech companies got rich reviews in 2019 2020 Steve Sarracino, founder and partner of Activant Capital, told Business Insider that the 2019 theme was non-tech companies that disguised themselves as tech companies.