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What is your favorite password list?

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Career advice needed /g/

Bachelor in Computer Information Systems. Long term goal is Cyber/Network Security

MY GPA is good but my connections are 0.

To make this as short as I can. Thanks to moving back home to a rural town and my father I have two options worth pursuing.

I.T at a school district. Not VERY relevent but the pay should be good and the cost of living with internet is a little less than one check so I could be set. Plus I might be more fulfilled doubling as assisting the new band director.

I have one more option at a firm that handles security equipment. Which involves:

>setting equipment racks, running and terminating structured cable, installing head end and peripheral equipment and installing and programming equipment software.

>A person would need to be mechanically inclined, able to use hand tools and power tools effectively, be able to work at heights and outdoors and also have a good understanding of networks and their infrastructure.

>software is normally specific to the application, and is either taught internally, or through our vendor during a class at their location. We do venture into a bit of networking such as setting up port forwarding for off site access to our equipment, creating a VPN within our LAN for directing data traffic between our equipment, and a bit of QOS adjustments when necessary.

>We are a security integrator first, with a need for persons who have an understanding of network technology as it applies to the products we install.

This might look MUCH better on a resume for future employment but it's small and they expect a fair amount of coming in abilities. Its not that I'm not confident its just I don't want to risk not having the job again for whatever reason. At the school, you really have to try to get fired.

In essence, is it worth it to pursue working at the school and finding employment later knowing I'm secure there? Or will the experience I gain at the security firm look THAT much better?

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thought i ordered 8 AIR-CAP3702I (access points), ordered 80 instead. they weigh 317 pounds together. what do?

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>create webserver
>make copyrighted material free to the public
>tell the federal government and police that they aren't allowed to access it
>KAT 2.0

tell me this wouldn't work

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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=141154

>12 years

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What's your opinions on piracy?

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So college just got way more expensive. I'm thinking of doing a coding bootcamp. Are they memes or worth it? Which one is reputable?

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I'm a poor faggot and I'm planning on purchasing a refurbished PC from ebay. I'm putting processor above everything else (saw PCs that were under $250 that had quad core cpus) and I will progressively put new hardware on. Any advice //?
<===Under $250 on ebay, quad core cpu

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I'm thinking about getting a home NAS. I have been thinking about getting a Synology or possibly a QNAP. What do you guys recommend? Minimum 4 bays.
Homebuild is out of question as I better things to do than build and maintain my custom NAS system.

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Like many of you, I unironically fell for the autists on here spouting the "Facebook is evil, you should delete your account" meme.
I now regret that decision as it is a great networking tool for building my career, not using it causes you appear as some sort of a social outcast and be boycotted in business. Now regretting all the great personal & business connections I lost.
>hurr ura facebook shill xDDD
>muh privacy
Facebook absolutely fine to use if you have nothing bad to cover up. Prove me wrong, anime masturbating NEETs.

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>using Windows 7
>go to bed
>wake up
>your PC is now running Windows 10

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How much data do you use per month, /g/?

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Great GPU, or Greatest GPU?

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How does one script a Bot to recognize text/buttons on screen to perform functions?

Does the script read the HTML and search for specific Tags? X/Y Mouse Coordinates?

I don't understand how people say "learn python in 2 weeks and script a bot" - I remember reading about Runescape bots, which would track objects directly from source code, and do a visual check on screen for items/mouse locations but i do not understand the implementation details

Could someone shed some light and elaborate on how this would be done. For example how would you design a bot to create accounts on a website ( implementation specific, not the random generator aspects )

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Rate my socialist TV. Works since 1967.