Not really disagreeing with your sentiment, but he laid it out nicely in the "Defining the Hot Path" section. That is honestly the most valuable lesson a newer programmer could take away from this gist.

Just wanted to drop a note to say thanks for your nicely done ansible recipes.

Something I don't get to say every day: Nihilism made me smile.

It says that they will upload the results to archive.org, which is good news. But is it possible to join a torrent now to make a copy of the dataset?

No.

EDIT: When ArchiveTeam is ingesting to cold storage, there is no torrent available. Once the object(s) are in the Archive, they are retrievable with a torrent.

Looks like there's some WARC files here: https://archive.org/details/archiveteam_panoramio

Corrected my comment.

Nice to see more options on that one. This is the one I remember: http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/gmap/hydesim.html

Amazing! That's the one episode I think of when I think of Mr. Wizard.

Ditto.

Does it work better if you click the black arrow at the bottom of each slide?

Sure, that works.

not for me

Anyone who has worked on cases involving APT from known foreign actors can identify common TTPs and attempt a best guess at the group involved.

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> Citizenship required.

Why?

> Technologists/Developers

Can you add a job desc please.

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