I hate to say it, but maybe you should tone it down a little bit on your Twitter account. People are always going to Google your name when your resume comes in. Odds are they're going to find your Twitter account. Odds are they're going to find tweets like "Seriously tempted upload a sql.tar.gz that's just an archive full of obscene furry porn from the deepest trenches of fchan's /ah/ board."
If I was an employer and I saw a job applicant tweet something like that, their resume would immediately go in the shredder.
Think about it from the employer's point of view: "What happens if this guy is disgruntled with us for some reason? Is he going to joke about something that'll embarrass us? Maybe he'll turn our website into an archive of obscene furry porn?" Given you're tweeting things like that, why would I hire you?
(and yes, I know that that tweet's referring to the previous "HEAD /passwords.txt" tweet, but it's incredibly easy to take things out of context on the internets)
If I was an employer and I saw a job applicant tweet something like that, their resume would immediately go in the shredder.
Think about it from the employer's point of view: "What happens if this guy is disgruntled with us for some reason? Is he going to joke about something that'll embarrass us? Maybe he'll turn our website into an archive of obscene furry porn?" Given you're tweeting things like that, why would I hire you?
(and yes, I know that that tweet's referring to the previous "HEAD /passwords.txt" tweet, but it's incredibly easy to take things out of context on the internets)