ThreadMy company basically has been doing this for almost 5 months now and they changed who determines who gets access to what…

9 messages · 18:07–03:48

My company basically has been doing this for almost 5 months now and they changed who determines who gets access to what from the tech directors to another group so the management chain cannot force access to be given anymore and we have to do this song and dance every time now.

18:07

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Blake Wah!
I had a friend that worked at a big tech company that was paid for over 6 months by the client to do nothing because the client never gave him credentials
18:23
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  *indecipherable snow leopard noises*
  Oof.
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  Jet_The_Husky -> BFC, TFF
  Ope
  18:27
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The place I work for was setting up a deal with (company you've heard of) . Part of the process was getting security code key fobs setup for our employees to use their resources. This took over a year to accomplish... Meaning it delayed the deal process for a year
20:07
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  Hey. I've got a hacking project I'm working on that involves micropython. I've coded plenty in regular python but micropython has enough differences that I'm looking for like a good guide on how to do it. Anybody know of any good books or websites on it?
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    TerrorBite
    I need to learn it myself, by my understanding is that you are guaranteed all language features of Python 3.4, plus you get a few cherry picked features from later versions. You get a lot of the standard modules too (sys, os, math, time, random, json, even socket and ssl) but there's going to be differences especially in the os module because if you're running on a microcontroller you probably won't have niceties like a filesystem
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    Noah Gooder 🔜LouisiAnthro
    it doesnt come with a "this language only has x?"
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      TerrorBite
      It does https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/genrst/index.html
      03:48