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Technically hashing is also encryption - but it's 1-way encryption (i.e., you can obtain the original data from the hash).

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I still have my PC 5150 and it still works! https://jasoneckert.github.io/info/retrocomputers/

Congrats - I pretty much do the same - if I get a voucher, there's no reason not to write it :unsure:

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I just keep attending TTTs and writing them - that way I don't have to understand renewal rules 🤷‍♂️

PCAP or it didn't happen. Just kidding - congrats!

I think I threw out my index finger scrolling through the certification list page o_O

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Congrats! Studying Linux is fun - however, I feel I should post this here as a precaution: https://xkcd.com/456/

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I downloaded a malware binary for Linux lately and unpacked it. Tried to run it as root, but it didn't work. Googled for 2 hours and found out that instead of /usr/local/bin, the malware unpacked to /usr/bin, for which it doesn't have any write permissions. I found a patched .configure and .make...

This is a horribly overcomplicated diagram - I love it. I'm going to steal it (alongside Jarrel's great explanation) to freak out my class :D

I wouldn't say Network+ is easier than A+. Most students find it more difficult because they are new to networking and network technologies in general (i.e., few students would have heard of a VLAN prior to a Network+ class, but most students would have heard of many of the Windows and...

The problem here is in your logic - you would never combine both incremental and differential backups in a backup set. You use one or the other. If you want faster backups, do a Full backup Sundays, with incremental backups Monday-Saturday. If you want faster restores, do a Full backup Sundays...

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