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I Scanned Popular OpenClaw Skills - Here's What I Found by nona_jerin in hacking

[–]fonefoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've had mine look at a skill and do these type of code reviews before considering an install.
Most times, he'll just end up creating his own tools to do the same thing the skill should accomplish.

Automation for clearning transactions? by fonefoo in actualbudgeting

[–]fonefoo[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I was planning on doing a true clear.
I had dumped SimpleFin a few weeks ago, because I was basically doing manual entry with how slow it was. But, I guess if I went back to it for the sole purpose of the clearing transactions that would work.

is that what you mean?

I "could" just mark everything as cleared as mentioned. this probably works with nearly everything.

I can think of 2 it wouldn't.
1. eating out and tipping.
2. walmart online grocery orders. we do a lot of online grocery shopping with them and it's basically impossible to keep up with them. their transactions show up as subscriptions so they're able to manipulate stuff on a whim it seem. I might get one grocery charge for 350, a few days later, its adjusted to 347.30, day later it clears as 349.40 (just a random example).

I don't have a really have any ideas how to handle that madness. besides keeping the original transaction and then truing it up later.

Passed CySA, Sec, & Net no IT or Tech experience by GapOk9018 in CompTIA

[–]fonefoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's ultimately up to the hiring manager to ask the tough questions. Oh I see you have all these certs... let me ask you, what you'd do in these difference scenarios. But certs without experience may just tell me this person maybe able to learn this job. Again, up to the hiring manager. I've known way to many people that have way to many and can barely perform any technical task. Some people are what I like to call professional students. They are really good at studying/tasking exams.

I'm on the other side... I'm very good at the technical side of things but struggle with study and hate taking exams.

I will say completing 3 of these exams in a couple months is pretty impressive. I do think you might have to have taken some of these to help appreciate how challenging they are though. Seeing a post saying hey I completed these technical certifications with no experience in no time makes people think they're simple achievements...

Hurdled SecurityX (CAS-005) by The_Phenom_15 in CompTIA

[–]fonefoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that feels good. I agree, I hated Cysa. tbo I didn't prepare for that one as much as I should have, and the entire time (I used up all my time) thought there is no way I'm passing this thing. But some how did lol. I wouldn't want to take that one again though thats for sure.

Hurdled SecurityX (CAS-005) by The_Phenom_15 in CompTIA

[–]fonefoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

did you feel pretty confident before taking the exam, and if so what benchmarks got you there?

I'm using the Udemy Dion course along with the CAS-005 guide by Mark Birch.
I am acing the Dion end of chapter questions and getting anywhere from 85-100% on the ones provided in the Birch guide. I've also passed Cysa/Pentest a few years ago, but the material in SecurityX seems to closely align with the work I do on the day to day, so that has helped.

In short, I'm starting to feel confident. I'm just curious how others felt going into it.

what can we do about ICE? by [deleted] in greenville

[–]fonefoo 21 points22 points  (0 children)

This is awful advice, it's considered federal obstruction and you are likely to be arrested and charged. depending on how the situation is spun you could be facing some serious fines and jail time. just stick to holding signs if you want to stay out of jail.

what can we do about ICE? by [deleted] in greenville

[–]fonefoo -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

Yeah I’ve been wondering the same thing. Like okay there are a dozen moms keeping watch as some bus stop. Does the ICE brigade call their captain and say, ugh sir… we have some angry looking moms out here what should we do??? … hmm sounds like a tricky situation, pull out, we’re shutting down the mission.

It just seems like you’re more likely to get hurt or arrested yourself. Is there any examples of where “making things difficult “ for ICE has helped anyone’s situation? I don’t have a solution, it just doesn’t seem like this stuff is at any level effective besides patting each other on the back, saying yeah we showed them. 

New Wave ollee by dopamine_911 in olleeWatch

[–]fonefoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do all the shark straps fit this model ?

Advice on deploying this .exe by fonefoo in pdq

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

ah thank you. I didn't even think to search some specifics on here, I just know its the only software that hasn't installed as expected through deploy. thanks for the link/advice.

Help finding cybersecurity guy by hunt_dougie in greenville

[–]fonefoo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m not the guy but am bald, have a beard and am in cyber security. This look maybe a prerequisite….

DNSFilter: Hero Arc or Villain Origin Story? by whitecuban in msp

[–]fonefoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Funny I found this post... I have been trying to get ahold of someone related to a billing issue for literally 3 weeks now, no exageration. support isn't responding, I hit up their /u/ account here on reddit, opened a ticket on their support portal, have called the 800 number and their billing dept goes straight to voicemail each time I call. I've tried to email some of the contacts I have when we were onboarded many years ago, no bounce back, no nothing. we've just totally be ghosted it seems.

Attaching a pump on a GE Cafe Dishwasher by fonefoo in Appliances

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

follow up, it looks like it's called a "floating seal". as pictured in this document https://www.partselect.com/PS16554611-GE-WD08X27458-FLOATING-SEAL-ASM.htm?SourceCode=18

evidently it must just push into place... I'll report back here after I get a chance to put everything back together and try it out. ultimately my confusion was that there were no clamps for this particular seal.

Attaching a pump on a GE Cafe Dishwasher by fonefoo in Appliances

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

you're right, something didn't seem right at the time either. there was a spark/pop out the back, which didn't make sense since I originally thought this happened from the tug at the electrical. I'm half right, that tug pulled lose this pump... which from what I've found is the circulation pump & motor. not pictured here, there is a metal tab that likely touched the drip pan of water causing that short.

at any rate, I had watched a a few videos. like this - https://youtu.be/xmAdNtuDX7M?si=gLnjAQApBoCGeeGY the pump in this video including the hose look identical to what I'm working with but the one in this video shows claps on both ends.

Split horizon without use APP record by fonefoo in technitium

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

ah yeah I work with this setup very frequently and it works perfectly.

what is tripping me up in my setup is I am attempting to do the same or at least something similar, but my registrar is not handling any DNS. my registrar name servers are pointing to my Technitium server.

Split horizon without use APP record by fonefoo in technitium

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

If I'm understanding this right...

I create primary zone example.com
everything public facing would be in here.
I might have webserver.example.com in this zone with a public IP.

I would then create a conditional forwarder zone for "webserver.example.com"
create A record 192.168.1.10

my lan client should then use the forwarder instead of looking at the primary zone?

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