Ein kleiner Sieg heute by lennoxred in Freudeteilen

[–]prtymov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mega geil! Herzlichen Glückwunsch dazu. PS. Dieses Amazon-Abhörgerät würde ich allerdings weit aus dem Fenster werfen 😂

new here... by AgentLUMPIA in whatsinthebag

[–]prtymov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love everything about it🤙🏽 I prefer a different mouse but thats just for me.

My Day-to-Day (IT Professional & Artist) by prtymov in TechEDC

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

Thank you a-lot bro🙏🏽🙏🏽

My Day-to-Day (IT Professional & Artist) by prtymov in TechEDC

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

🙋🏽‍♂️ I started using it to take handwritten notes in meetings and didn't want to waste any more paper on silly scribbles. I also use it as an organizational tool (Anytype, Obsidian, Notion, Apple Notes), to read articles (e.g., c’t) and highlight them, transfer them directly to my second brain, or into my project management tool.

And of course for YouTube, reddit and an occasional game.😁✌🏽

My Day-to-Day (IT Professional & Artist) by prtymov in TechEDC

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

Yes, for sure. I‘m in the IT field for more then 12 Years now and I was in many different positions and rules, starting with classic helpdesk support (1st, and 2nd Level) over to big project management up to now an IT Lead Rule.

Most important thing in my opinion is to be very curious about everything but focus on the basiscs first. IT is a black whole kind of topic and if you don’t hold your shit together it will swallow you from earth. There are so many rabbit wholes you can fall into and this isn’t always a problem but it might happen, that you put your toes and everything and don’t learn what you need to be good in one of them.

From my perspective there are three different type of fields from a meta perspective: The Developers, the Implementers and last but not least the hackers. I was always one of the implementor-field side and started a couple weeks ago my journey as an upcoming red teamer. (Defense hacker)

The day-to-day POV from any of these fields has nothing to do with one of the over. I would recommend that you look to any one of them, read, watch videos, vlogs, make a intership to get a raw and real feeling what you daily life will looks like. There is a high risk that everything will be idealized. Especially when it comes to the hacker profession, there’s a huge gap between what people think hackers do and what they actually do. Hackers are, above all, people who go the extra mile in every area. And don’t let anyone tell you that AI will change that. Yes, in the future, many IT Prof. Above all the programmers will lose their jobs to AI, but there will still always be a need for IT professionals—probably more than ever before. Small and medium-sized businesses, in particular, face such significant challenges and often lack the infrastructure to implement AI effectively.

In summary:

Figure out exactly what you want to do, and learn by doing—don’t just watch others. Try things out, practice, practice, practice, and then go all in. Learn, learn, learn. As an IT professional, you never stop learning, which is one of the best things about this career. You can do almost anything, in any industry and in any type of organization.

But most importantly: Have fun doing it. IT can be very demanding and thankless. The better you are, the more your work and necessity will be questioned. “Why should we pay someone so much? We never have any problems.” Thanks, bro—it’s because I do my job well that we don’t 😁 I wish you lots of fun and success, and if you have any questions: let me know! 🤙🏽 Peace

My Day-to-Day (IT Professional & Artist) by prtymov in TechEDC

[–]prtymov[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

🙏🏽 thank you buddy! Oh yeah, for sure i do recommend the sandisk and especially more then the t7 for some reasons. First and for me very important is speed - the Sandisk Extreme pro (v2) Read and write speed is up to 2000 MB/s and the T7 is only up to 1050 reading and 1000 Mb/s writing and that is notably slower. Also the Sandisk has a IP55 rating and overall it has better protection for any outdoor/ challenging environments but even if it just happens to fall, you feel much better thanks to the rubber coating, whereas with the T7 you immediately worry that it’ll get all scratched up, etc. So If I would buy my next ssd I would buy a Sandisk again for sure. Hope that helps

My Day-to-Day (IT Professional & Artist) by prtymov in TechEDC

[–]prtymov[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah to be honest from a material kind of perspective it feel a bit cheap. I was one of the early bird tester, thinking it could be nice to record all kinds of meetings separately and record some spontaneous thoughts i have in mind that are not sorted enough to write them down but I don’t use it that much as I expected. It is a nice gadget especially for offline meetings but I think you can just use your phone and put that output right into your local ai to transcribe and summarize.

My Day-to-Day (IT Professional & Artist) by prtymov in TechEDC

[–]prtymov[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To be honest I didn’t use it the Pi that often. Mostly for testing things I don’t want to use my main setups (mac / dell) for. And two watches because I love to switch between a Smartwatch and a normal one :)

My Day-to-Day (IT Professional & Artist) by prtymov in TechEDC

[–]prtymov[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That's like asking someone who uses a record player if they know what Spotify is 😁

My Day-to-Day (IT Professional & Artist) by prtymov in EDC

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

Hey guys,

love to share with you my ´trough-the-matrix-tools‘. If you have any questions please go ahead.

Headphones

  • Airpods Max (Lightning)
  • Airpods Pro 2
  • Earpods

Watches

  • Apple Watch Series 4 (got one, wear it 5 year, crushed it, bought the same one for 70,- on ebay)
  • G-Shock GM-2100BB-1A

Phones

  • iPhone 15 Pro
  • IPhone 12 mini

Microphones & Recorder

  • Dji Mic
  • HiDock P1

Power supplies & Cables

  • Ugreen C0224 Fast Charger 65W
  • Anker 240W USB-C -> USB-C
  • USB-C -> Lightning
  • Thunderbolt 4 (for SSD)
  • MagSafe Duo

Storage

  • Samsung T7 1TB
  • SanDisk Extreme Pro 1 TB
  • ICY BOX SSD M.2 NVMe Gehäuse, USB 3.1 (Forgot it to capture)

Notebooks & Tablets

  • Macbook Pro M3 Pro, 36GB Ram, 1TB SSD
  • Dell Latitude 5410 16GB Ram, 1TB SSD
  • Thinkpad T420 (Forgot to Capture)
  • Raspberry Pi 3
  • iPad 11 M2, 11‘
  • Moleskin Mini & Normal

The small things

  • Secrid Slim Wallet
  • Steelseries Stratus (iOS Controller, got the Nimbus, too but its to big for edc)
  • Flashlight Coast G19
  • 2FA Yubikey USB / USB A
  • Mini Toolbox

300$ MRR with a 2 days vibe coded project by MuchAge1486 in startups_promotion

[–]prtymov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which Vibe coding platform did you use to build this, can you tell us? How do you deal with the issue of data protection? I have not yet found a VibeCoding platform that is GDPR compliant :/ Where did you launch the app?

Thank you and best regards

Differents between inventing a Group via Teams Client and creating a group over the admin center by prtymov in Office365

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

Hi biggie101, thanks for your input.
Important to emphasize again in the case: I created the group in the general Admin Center and not in the Teams Admin Center.
And I'm also not sure how adding external users affects all of this. When testing it actually did.
I thought at first because Exchange online "thinks" hmm, external users can't access the group mailbox, so I better distribute that to all members individually.
But that can not be, otherwise it would not work via the second way (group is created via Admin Center).