So

I'm not a professional

I don't.

Why? I mean they are great and gimp isn't as good as Photoshop

If you need more power buy Photoshop

Why? I mean they are great and gimp isn't as good as Photoshop

I really dislike Photoshop.

And it's expensive as hell.

True

As I said, for paid Photo editing suites, I use Affinity Photo.

There are a lot of solutions out there

Cheaper ones too

I really dislike Photoshop.

It's not just about having Photoshop itself, it's about the amazing integration between the whole suit, adobe premier, after effect, illustrator All solutions in one place

And it's expensive as hell.

Agreed

It's not just about having Photoshop itself, it's about the amazing integration between the whole suit, adobe premier, after effect, illustrator All solutions in one place

Look like Microsoft

Look like Microsoft

Hhhh no adobe isn't that bad

They sell integration to fidelize you

Hhhh no adobe isn't that bad

Hahaha

I'm just comparing

Well integration is a good features but still adobe is unreasonably expensive as lian said

Yes

I get it for free tho

If the price worth it no prob

What I dislike is overprice of some solutions

Ps worth a certain price, not 600$

I believe you

For me a poor guy (ha ha) if I need Photoshop I must have to satisfy myself with gimp

But thank God I don't need it.

Are you in person from Germany ??

0_/

:3

Tasks I had at a contest.

1. Crack the password on machine. Then find a server in network that has 80 port opened and download a file with tasks from it. 1.1 Create a file with your name inside. 1.2 Change scheduler from cfq to deadline and make it aitoexec. 2. Fix chmod to make a binary executable, then execute it and get task 2.1 2.1 Get a list of files in .rpm package. 3. A string encrypted in base64 that asks you to make a script that would decrypt said string from server. 4. Rebuild htop from src.rpm 5. Setup docker with overlayfs and httpd inside. 6. Make a custom /etc/motd that would update once per 5 minutes. 7. Setup an ftp server. 8. Reverse engineer a binary to see who and where compiled it. 9* Your machine is under dos attack. Figure where it comes from, what type of attack is used and stop the attack.

Good morning, everybody.

Good Morning

Machine was running CentOS 7.

1. Crack the password on machine. Then find a server in network that has 80 port opened and download a file with tasks from it. 1.1 Create a file with your name inside. 1.2 Change scheduler from cfq to deadline and make it aitoexec. 2. Fix chmod to make a binary executable, then execute it and get task 2.1 2.1 Get a list of files in .rpm package. 3. A string encrypted in base64 that asks you to make a script that would decrypt said string from server. 4. Rebuild htop from src.rpm 5. Setup docker with overlayfs and httpd inside. 6. Make a custom /etc/motd that would update once per 5 minutes. 7. Setup an ftp server. 8. Reverse engineer a binary to see who and where compiled it. 9* Your machine is under dos attack. Figure where it comes from, what type of attack is used and stop the attack.

Saving this for reference and future academical research.

1. Crack the password on machine. Then find a server in network that has 80 port opened and download a file with tasks from it. 1.1 Create a file with your name inside. 1.2 Change scheduler from cfq to deadline and make it aitoexec. 2. Fix chmod to make a binary executable, then execute it and get task 2.1 2.1 Get a list of files in .rpm package. 3. A string encrypted in base64 that asks you to make a script that would decrypt said string from server. 4. Rebuild htop from src.rpm 5. Setup docker with overlayfs and httpd inside. 6. Make a custom /etc/motd that would update once per 5 minutes. 7. Setup an ftp server. 8. Reverse engineer a binary to see who and where compiled it. 9* Your machine is under dos attack. Figure where it comes from, what type of attack is used and stop the attack.

>string encrypted in base64 >"encrypted" >"base64"

LMAO

well, play xonotic on nouveau and on amdgpu then

1v1 me xonotic

>string encrypted in base64 >"encrypted" >"base64"

Well, encoded.

Idk.

It is same word in Russian, sorry.

I think its also just a meme to call it encryption

like if you are an indian slave labour java developer or something

Good morning, everybody.

Good morning and good luck

1. Crack the password on machine. Then find a server in network that has 80 port opened and download a file with tasks from it. 1.1 Create a file with your name inside. 1.2 Change scheduler from cfq to deadline and make it aitoexec. 2. Fix chmod to make a binary executable, then execute it and get task 2.1 2.1 Get a list of files in .rpm package. 3. A string encrypted in base64 that asks you to make a script that would decrypt said string from server. 4. Rebuild htop from src.rpm 5. Setup docker with overlayfs and httpd inside. 6. Make a custom /etc/motd that would update once per 5 minutes. 7. Setup an ftp server. 8. Reverse engineer a binary to see who and where compiled it. 9* Your machine is under dos attack. Figure where it comes from, what type of attack is used and stop the attack.

Lol, i could do most of that even without google, aside the compilation of htop, docker confif, aitoexec and maybe adding the nullroute

Lol, i could do most of that even without google, aside the compilation of htop, docker confif, aitoexec and maybe adding the nullroute

Googling was prohibited.

Lol, i could do most of that even without google, aside the compilation of htop, docker confif, aitoexec and maybe adding the nullroute

You are working in the real-world while they are just students :)

I did 1, 1.1, 1.2, 2, 2.1, 3, 4 partially, 5 partially (forgot about overlayfs), 6, 8.

You are working in the real-world while they are just students :)

Working in the cs field does not make you good in it automatically. I've seen so much applicants for another open position with us that downright suck

Working in the cs field does not make you good in it automatically. I've seen so much applicants for another open position with us that downright suck

If u r good enough, work with real project always take u to the nxt level, I worked as angularjs developer for a week and it was more informative for me than 2 months of udemy and pluralsigh courses :)

If u r good enough, work with real project always take u to the nxt level, I worked as angularjs developer for a week and it was more informative for me than 2 months of udemy and pluralsigh courses :)

learning by doing is usually the best thing you can do combined with reading code from other github repos

I am now at huawei 5G integration lecture.

Altough we have turned down angular in our company

I am now at huawei 5G integration lecture.

Did they hire you straight away? XD

Did they hire you straight away? XD

I might still be best in Siberia. But maybe only top10 countrywide.

I might still be best in Siberia. But maybe only top10 countrywide.

We'lp see when the results roll in - and dont downplay yourself ^^

They use vmware? Oh :3

They use vmware? Oh :3

It is an example.

Altough we have turned down angular in our company

Switching to vue.js :) ?

Switching to vue.js :) ?

Actually maybe jes - but we are experimenting with it still

Cloud infrastructure and stuff.

For 5G.

So they havent figured out how to handle the load yet? XD

ERROR: S client not available

Actually maybe jes - but we are experimenting with it still

Ditching angularjs is understandable, although it's awesome but it has bad learning curve, I relearned almost everything when I moved from angular 1 to angularjs 2

They even replaced typescript with JavaScript

So they havent figured out how to handle the load yet? XD

Well, it would be up to ISPs

We got a course on it and typescript and everything related to it

Now talking about SDN and NFV.

But while it has some nice features we would have to seperate so much stuff in frontend and backend that in the end we'd have to write more in a thing that is not yet anchored in our abilities - so blade + vue + typescript it is

Now talking about SDN and NFV.

Software Development Network? XD

Defined*

Defined*

Devops groups?

Devops groups?

Huh?

Defined*

Oh right. latest i know on that front is gns3 and facebooks software switches

Huh?

Software defined network = Devops work (combination of networking concepts and development)

Oh. No, that is Huawei lecture for participants. Aimed at networking specialist and it is about 5G. SDN and NVF have brief explanation.

Sadly, nothing for sysadmins.

Yup it's Telecom engineering stuff, but it's bonus skills to have

Sadly, nothing for sysadmins.

if sdn becomes available widespread devops might surely need to configure these too

1. Crack the password on machine. Then find a server in network that has 80 port opened and download a file with tasks from it. 1.1 Create a file with your name inside. 1.2 Change scheduler from cfq to deadline and make it aitoexec. 2. Fix chmod to make a binary executable, then execute it and get task 2.1 2.1 Get a list of files in .rpm package. 3. A string encrypted in base64 that asks you to make a script that would decrypt said string from server. 4. Rebuild htop from src.rpm 5. Setup docker with overlayfs and httpd inside. 6. Make a custom /etc/motd that would update once per 5 minutes. 7. Setup an ftp server. 8. Reverse engineer a binary to see who and where compiled it. 9* Your machine is under dos attack. Figure where it comes from, what type of attack is used and stop the attack.

9. >pull the plug :^)

It looks like 5G would take place of physical realisation of wireless LAN, with wide usage of VLAN and with virtual operators, while big players would be providers of IaaS.

But not soon.

Maybe mid 20s.

Where is Li-Fi, need that tho

home

Welcome

sudo /sbin/vboxconfig

might not work.

sudo /usr/lib/virtualbox/vboxdrv.sh setup

hello, directory logo ubuntu for remastering ?

this solution did not work

dnf install virt-manager

and use virt-manager instead.

and use virt-manager instead.

how to used it ?