You don't need to know a whole lot about regex to be effective. Optional characters (?), character groups ([A-Z]) and capturing groups ((stuff)) are the important bits.
I've done moderator work on other sites before but never like this
SE in general is a blessing and a curse for me. The curse part is I end up spending an inordinate amount of my free time moderating things :p
@ThomasWard See its people like you that litter SE. Then I look at myself and go "Well, what have YOU done for this world?" and it's pretty apparent that it's not a whole lot.
Got our networks coursework today. "Design, logically and physically, a network for this fictional large company, and simulate it to prove it works." Without any experience of designing networks.
sounds similar to my company (has 280 some employees)
at least in software you can build it nice and clean in one go without literally a dozen switches littered through the ill equipped building and lan cable everywhere
@Magisch I didn't know anything about Witcher 3 othe than my brother in law said it was awesome and he thought I'd like it. So, I picked it up and was amazed at a.) How good it was b.) How long it was (seriously, there were multiple times where I thought "Ok...here comes the ending...nope, that just opened up another 20 hours of game place") and c.) How good the expansions were, especially Blood and Wine. That's a whole game by itself. Heart of Stone was good, but Blood and Wine was amazing.
@ArtOfCode, the sounds like fun. For my masters I had to build a larger scale network and then defend it against classmates, while at the same time attempting to get data from their networks.
surely the way to play is put all the relevant security stuff on your own network, then attempt to take control of someone else's and use your combined force to DDoS yet another person's
Recall, of course, that unless Undo has given me server access in the last hour since I checked my emails, I still can't do anything about it if metasmoke dies entirely.
@ArtOfCode you probably don't have tools to deploy metasmoke, but if absolutely necessary that public key is on the ssh list. ssh -i ~/path/to/privkey.pem -p 65522 ubuntu@34.197.90.29 should work, maybe test it before I disappear
Should have full sudo access there too. Just don't be evil.
@CaffeineAddiction I never needed VNC connectivity stuff, I have a remote desktop system that I can use already on my phone and tablet for RDP and VNC, and with the VPN to my apartment, I don't have to SSH just to make it work.
I don't have that control either for my workplace. I do, however, control the only server of mine that is used solely as my pivor point into the network for certain boxes, so I SSH and then SSH again and all works
