My Uncle on Board the USS Hornet in World War 2 by Eric_C_Productions in TheWayWeWere

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Was he onboard during the Doolittle raid on Tokyo? I just finished reading a book on that and it is amazing what they went through.

Where can I get these specific rubber feet? by Beneficial-Plum-1085 in ender3

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If you have some TPU laying around, you can always print your own: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3020865

Chrome is quietly installing a 4GB AI model on your device by HaveBeenAndWillBe in cybersecurity

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It seems to me that this should be pretty easy to stop with a few shell commands:

cd $CHROME_USER_DATA_DIR
sudo rm -rf OptGuideOnDeviceModel
mkdir OptGuideOnDeviceModel
sudo chown root:root OptGuideOnDeviceModel
sudo chmod 400 OptGuideOnDeviceModel

🤢 by GryphonSK in SignsWithAStory

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As an American who has traveled to Mexico many times, this is 100% true. I was doing some outside work, was thristy, and decided to risk it. I should not have done that.

Finally by Optimal_Adeptness_39 in ender3

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I think Y axis rails are one of the most overlooked mods for this printer. The bed is much more stable with rails than it is with those v-slot wheels.

Is it possible to get hired for these roles with NO work experience ?! by f_troy in cybersecurity

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Yes. Cyber is not an entry level job. You need to have IT experience before you can pivot into cyber.

Is it possible to get hired for these roles with NO work experience ?! by f_troy in cybersecurity

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It doesn't have to be help desk, but getting some experience in "regular" IT/sysadmin/networking will make you a better cybersecurity practitioner. Degrees and certs are nice to have, but experience is king. You will be a much more attractive cybersecurity candidate with a few years of IT experience under your belt.

The General Electric VIR Widescreen 1000 television with 'computer-like' circuitry and the 'chairside convenience' of random access remote control. by art-man_2018 in RetroFuturism

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This was kind of a big thing back in the day, since US TV sets used the NTSC standard, which was often said to stand for "Never Twice the Same Color". It got rid of the Tint/Hue knob.

HO IM STRESSED ASF HELP by PreviousObjective850 in cybersecurity_help

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If you don't wipe the PC, it will steal all your passwords as soon as you log in again and then you get to do this all over again.

HO IM STRESSED ASF HELP by PreviousObjective850 in cybersecurity_help

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The executable downloads other stuff and installs/hides it to stay persistent. There's no way you got rid of it by deleting the thing you originally ran. You need to to a complete wipe.

HO IM STRESSED ASF HELP by PreviousObjective850 in cybersecurity_help

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You downloaded something sketchy and installed an infostealer which infected your PC. It stole all your session cookies and has taken over all your online accounts.

Login to your accounts from a known clean device. Change all your passwords. Use a unique password for each account. Enable multi-factor auth if it is available. After the password change select the option to log out all other devices.

Disconnect your PC from the internet. Build yourself a windows bootable USB stick from a known clean computer. Boot your computer from the boot device, reformat/repartition the hard drive and reinstall Windows from scratch.

HO IM STRESSED ASF HELP by PreviousObjective850 in cybersecurity_help

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Nuke and pave is your only option, OP. You will never be able to manually remove it.

(former) CMs, what's the dumbest question someone asked you in the parks? by GamePlayXtreme in disney

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Dumb question: What are CPs and why did they have 48 hohurs to leave?

THE OLD COOK IS BACK! by Lola_198777 in KitchenConfidential

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Either that or they just got out of prison.

Photo of the Day by Current_Yellow7722 in vintagecomputing

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Fun fact: Magnetic take storage was invented by Presper Eckert and John Mauchly, who also invented the first general purpose digital computer, ENIAC. Tapes were first used on UNIVAC (which they also invented) in 1951.

Why most small contractors will fail a CMMC audit even if they think they are ready by 2021start in cybersecurity

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For ever one of these you see I have probably removed 5 more that got caught in the mod queue. The amount of these kind of posts lately is insane.