chasenjohnson

I just got through Abundance by Ezra Klein and thoroughly enjoyed it.

If GitHub always uses the same number(s) for 2fa and there are outgoing texts to your number then the connection is obvious. I’ve read that sim jacking is somewhat common and this would be a good data point.

You would effectively be able to cross reference this meta data with 2 factor authentication services. It’s probably time to start removing this option entirely.

This is the way. I moved everyone I work with at over to the pyenv, virtualenv, poetry stack. Once you get set up it’s pretty smooth sailing. It is a shame that so many tools are needed to work with python, but I was happy to finally find something that works.

You likely invested time into preparing for the interview. It’s natural to feel kind bummed if you didn’t get an offer. Just shake it off and try to move on to the next one. I was on the verge of an anxiety attack during one of my more recent interviews. I actually ended it early because I couldn’t find my bearings. It was extremely embarrassing and it took time to get over. I found a good gig soon after though. Good luck to you!

You are not alone here. I’ve been sick around 4-5 times a year since the pandemic started. I assume that this is partly due yo working from home. Also, my liberal hand washing and hand sanitizer probably weakens my immune system. I’ve started supplementing with vitamin d and zinc.

Assuming that you know the name of the repo you are looking for you can use the cntrl/cmd + k shortcut. This brings up a command window that allows you to navigate the site. It has autocomplete too. Hope this helps.

- vim: same editor & keybindings on every machine - postman: api testing

- saleae log analyzer with logic2: protocol analysis, message decoding, etc