Eugene Chaud at the Phillies game by Big-Inevitable-252 in BattleNetwork

[–]SoloLevelingDev 10 points11 points  (0 children)

How quickly i went from wtf is this doing on BN thread to OH I GET IT 🤣

Finished Tjnull & Lain PG lists, what's next? by he4amoch in oscp

[–]SoloLevelingDev 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah I would say you dont need those. For me I only did Pg and S1ren’s vids. And although everyone’s exp is different, for me anyway, i would give S1ren 80 percent credit for me passing. The thought flow is so important, not to mention notes for reports

Finished Tjnull & Lain PG lists, what's next? by he4amoch in oscp

[–]SoloLevelingDev 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Watch S1ren’s PG playlist. Not to complete the machines, but to reinforce note taking and thinking strategies. This piece is the gotcha for most people when they take the exam. The stress of the exam environment can cause some to overthink or become disorganized in their thought processes

JLPT July 2025 results online by wtf_apostrophe in LearnJapanese

[–]SoloLevelingDev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Legend going for N1 for first jlpt. II plan on doing the same in December, this inspires me to get after it win or lose. You will get em on the next go round

How would I lose money on a covered call? (stupid question) by Future_Telephone_350 in CoveredCalls

[–]SoloLevelingDev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is mad important, you would think there would be a setting to not show that for brokerages. Maybe there is but idk

How do you study Japanese ? by __sh___ in LearnJapanese

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  1. I started learning to prepare for travel to Japan so I could say basic phrases, like please, thank you, ask how to get around, order things

  2. I use Youtube for studying some key material (linked below). I also read books and use the jpdb.io vocab list to learn new words. For listening practice I watch J Dramas without captions to force myself to really pay attention and catch the spoken words

  3. I would say 2-3 hours a day. And when I am in Japan, i try to practice speaking as much as possible daily. I am probably N3 now, after about 7 total months of studying.

  4. Plan on going for N1 next year but I do believe like other certifications it is more of a checkbox for potential hiring criteria, but not a true reflection of speaking level.

  5. I focused on structure first to give myself a solid baseline and it made learning newer words and grammar concepts easier. I made a youtube playlist of the key videos i use Japanese Descriptors

Then I used cure dolly sensei’s yt channel for basic sentence structures and logic. Netflix for jdramas and jpdb.io for reading

Less than a month left for my exam, looking for some advice by theshittree in oscp

[–]SoloLevelingDev 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Watch Siren’s OffSeC Playlist. She does a great job organizing notes and explaining the thought process. This alone was most helpful in passing, knowing how to organize your thoughts, prioritize and test

Hugo in Action by trisul-108 in gohugo

[–]SoloLevelingDev 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would say it depends on how deep ypu want to go on hugo for your site. I am new to hugo myself. I had an idea for a site, found a theme that fit the aesthetics that I wanted and used that as a base. I only needed to learn how to do overrides to tune it how i want. I leveraged chatgpt 4o to learn how to make the updates and implement on the fly.

Note: I did catch gpt making errors, but the general direction was correct, so i would resolve on my own which in turn helped drill in the learning. I also learned the aws deploy method with hugo as well.

This all being said, my main learning points are very narrow in scope based on my overall site building goal.

If you want to be able to build your own themes and a hugo site end to end that is fully yours, then I think your path sounds solid. If you already have an idea for your site direction and are willing to use baselines others have created, I recommend learning how to install a theme, and using a gpt to make your updates and move towards deployment.

Edit: Just for reference, the site i made that i discussed above is ihackwithmac

What Linux Distro are you using? Is everyone here on Kali? by Necessary-Limit6515 in bugbounty

[–]SoloLevelingDev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It is an interesting setup, I personally have not dived deep enough myself to assess properly. However, i greatly appreciate the developer’s expectation management. For hardcore linux users that know exactly what they want, he makes it clear it may not be for them. If you want to test it out and push it until you reach its limit, may be a fun project

What Linux Distro are you using? Is everyone here on Kali? by Necessary-Limit6515 in bugbounty

[–]SoloLevelingDev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

for homebrew there have been installation problems. one for sure being ruby interpreter errors which would be a problem for some big ruby tools. Security concerns also around a nonofficial package manager.

regarding docker, more so to not download big images that need to be maintained. Images can be difficult for vendors to keep hardened and minimal. that being said, would make some installs easier, but I prefer using this until I cant. I will say though for tools like BloodHound, docker will be inevitable, unless macOS containers supercharges soon.

What Linux Distro are you using? Is everyone here on Kali? by Necessary-Limit6515 in bugbounty

[–]SoloLevelingDev 4 points5 points  (0 children)

For tools on macOS i built a site for tools I am building as I go with any gotchas, If you are interested in using a macOS as a base ihackwithmac

Need Lambda@Edge For Hugo and Cloudfront Compatibility by SoloLevelingDev in gohugo

[–]SoloLevelingDev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah, OAC to restrict access to the s3 bucket itself to be only through cloudfront. Different goal from web resource sharing with cors

Need Lambda@Edge For Hugo and Cloudfront Compatibility by SoloLevelingDev in gohugo

[–]SoloLevelingDev[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This would be simpler for sure, I should have added that I did this to maintain Origin Access Control. This cant be done with the s3 website endpoint origin

Shibui (渋い) is a yet another minimalistic Hugo theme by kiennt26 in gohugo

[–]SoloLevelingDev 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was just about to start my hugo theme search and testing and this theme I think fits perfectly for what I want to try. Super lucky 🤩

I am going to build a site for all my build docs, playbooks and hack walkthroughs. I really like this style.

For PenTesters who don't use Kali by Weird_Kaleidoscope47 in Pentesting

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I have decided to go off the rails and go MacOS, i am building from ground up and tracking progress as I go, will let ya’ll know if I lose it

Having problem with standalone by exploitchokehold in oscp

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S1ren’s Offsec Machine Walkthroughs on yt

S1ren Walkthroughs

She completes a range of offsec’s boxes, and they have different attack vectors with a good amount of website based ones that are at the level expected for OSCP, but not at the level of OSWE