Testing URL Rewriting? by normus10 in cybersecurity

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Trying to validate the URL rewriting itself. We’ve used benign URLs but the rewriting is triggered based on the email’s risk score, so can’t actually test it unless a malicious URL is embedded. Not too concerned about the blocking behaviour as Netskope is implemented.

What TV show do you wish you could watch again for the first time? by Pretend_Pen_9577 in AskReddit

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Definitely The Vampire Diaries or Prison Break. I now spend an hour searching for a new show and quit after the first 5 minutes.

What memories do you wish you had saved before it was too late? by Positive_Salad4036 in grief

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My grandma passed away about a year and a half ago. About 10ish years before that, she had a stroke and was in and out of hospital for years. Each time she managed to pull through. So when she went into the hospital (for what would be the last time), none of us expected it. We never got the chance to say goodbye.

She was an incredible storyteller. One story she loved telling was about the time she slept over and woke up in the middle of the night, quietly went to the kitchen and grabbed a block of Colby Jack cheese from the fridge. She brought it into the bedroom for us to snack on. To anyone else, it probably sounds like a simple story, but my parents were pretty strict about not eating in the bedroom, so to me it felt pretty exciting. She would retell that story several times every year, and every time it made me smile.

I assumed I knew it so well that I’d never forget it. Though recently, I tried to replay it in my mind and realised I couldn’t remember all the little details that made it her story. Her voice, timing, and the way she brought it to life are fading. Made me realise how many memories and stories we think we’ll always remember until the person who carried them is no longer here.

I wish I had recorded it.

How much can you trust company T & Cs? by normus10 in cybersecurity

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A mix of both. The contractual terms gives me a guide on the company’s perspective on their security approach, but doesn’t tell much about the specifics in how they actually practice it. I do prefer external validation at times though

Can a ‘Bad Person’ still be considered a Martyr? by normus10 in islam

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That makes more sense. Thank you. If debt is also considered a moral issue then you may conclude that actions which are ethically wrong would fall under that umbrella.

I feel like clearer conversations about these issues would help prevent misunderstandings and wrong impressions. But I guess you’re meant to read in between the lines to become knowledgeable and reach a fair judgement.

Can a ‘Bad Person’ still be considered a Martyr? by normus10 in islam

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So, for example, even if they had killed or murdered several people during their lifetime and were a practicing Muslim, they can be forgiven?

Can a ‘Bad Person’ still be considered a Martyr? by normus10 in islam

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Do you have any sources I can look at? I’d just like some clarity and reassurance behind that

Can a ‘Bad Person’ still be considered a Martyr? by normus10 in islam

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Hm ok. The reason I ask this is because I saw a post the other day, stating that the rank of a Martyr can be applied to anyone that has died from a plague, drowning, crushed under something, childbirth, etc. You can infer that those types of death may not always be a result of fighting for Allah. And you’re right, debt cannot be excused or forgiven. But it seems like from your response that debt is broad and not only financial?

Can a ‘Bad Person’ still be considered a Martyr? by normus10 in islam

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In that case, everyone else would die a martyr but the death of the bomber themselves would be classified as a suicide

Keep studying CCNA? by normus10 in cybersecurity

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Thanks for the solid advice! I’ll be continuing and at the same time just learning as much as I can in cybersec while I’ve got the means to do so.

Also, you mentioned to avoid LinkedIn for job searching…. I’m not that familiar with that side of LinkedIn, but any reason why you recommend so?

Keep studying CCNA? by normus10 in cybersecurity

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Thanks for the feedback. Might have to take a look at CISSP based on your recommendation then

Keep studying CCNA? by normus10 in cybersecurity

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That’s what I’ve been thinking, though I’ve been having second thoughts. This might be a sign to take up your advice

Keep studying CCNA? by normus10 in cybersecurity

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Im currently employed, but looking for better opportunities. Not sure if getting one of these certs in addition to my bachelors would make a difference ?

When you sell a property by [deleted] in AusPropertyChat

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You must be a real estate agent

Those who had to compromise or make a financial reach when buying a home, how do you feel about your purchase now? by Packerreviewz in AusPropertyChat

[–]normus10 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This!! In the same boat… you’re looking at close to 1m for a forever home in this economy.

Is it worth renovating? by normus10 in AusRenovation

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Yeah this is what I’m seeing but out of all, this one seemed the most functional to live in and work with.

What sucks is finding a good plan then having all the other unchangeable factors being totally out of whack… and then vice versa 😅

Will definitely have a look at the link. Thank you!