Patrick Flaherty retweeted
Excited to be giving a talk about syscalls for windows malware in the @preludeorg Discord this wednesday, April 12, 2 PM EST.
The talk is aimed at people new to malware dev & gives an overview about different syscall implementations 🙂 See you there!
discord.gg/fZbfdUQM4A
Replying to @github
@github I'm not the first one telling you raw.githubusercontent.com/ has an expired cert am I?
Maybe if it's scary for a dominant social media platform to be owned by a foreign company, we should also be scared of ones owned by domestic companies.
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The best thing about Casey Muratori's videos is him writing backwards on glass in front of the camera. Unless he's just filming himself in a mirror and flipping it in post. Then I'm not sure what I enjoyed about them.
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Hey Github actions, when did this build fail?
"About a day ago"
Can I have the timestamp without clicking 3 or 4 places?
"no"
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Patrick Flaherty retweeted
Did Pagerduty seriously decide it was a good idea to quote MLK in a press release where they are laying off 7% of their workforce?
pagerduty.com/blog/improving…
"We named the security test 'Jeter', due to it's lack of lateral movement" joke hit a very specific part of the venn diagram
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Job titles are aspirational. SRE and DevOps exist because companies needed to have people care about delivering reliability and understanding application reliability, not just delivering features to deliver features. So Platform engineering...a thread 1/x
But in the end, for all the churn and new tech, no matter how sophisticated tech approaches are, some days you're still tweaking a event bridge event so an email goes out on time, or writing a 3 line shell script to close the gap 2 million in GKE engineering didn't implement.
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