León Castillejos @L1Cafe@social.privacytools.io

#introduction

Ever since I was 7 years old, I've been interested in computers, the Internet, and more recently, cybersecurity and social engineering.

I strive to become an excellent cybersecurity engineer. I'm always eager to learn and love meeting new people with similar interests. Feel free to drop me a DM!

For more information, please check out my personal blog: https://L1Cafe.blog.

Friendly reminder: #BOINC is a great project to contribute your otherwise idle computing power.

https://boinc.berkeley.edu

You can set complex scheduling options, either by time of day, battery level, non-BOINC CPU usage, mouse and keyboard activity and so on. This way, it won't take up all your resources when you're compiling or playing videogames.

You can also configure it to only take a percentage of the CPU, a specific core count, or only allow it to run in bursts.

Contribute today!

Did you get rejected recently from your dream company? AWS rejected me twice before landing my job on the third time, and countless other companies discarded my application outright without giving me a chance. I’m not the only one. You’re not alone https://rejected.us/

The coolest thing about working for @awscloud@twitter.com is that you’re not expected to be an expert on all things AWS. There are tons of incredibly brilliant engineers, and you are encouraged to ask around and interact with Subject Matter Experts. Great way to tackle #ImpostorSyndrome.

#Route53 #AWS #meme

Twitter may have a bot problem 🙃

We are hiring! #AmazonWebServices

We have teams in:
- #Analytics
- #BigData
- #Databases
- #Linux
- #Networking
- #Cybersecurity
- #Windows

And more!

Come join Amazon Web Services Premium Support in Dublin, Ireland. Feel free to talk to me for a referral!

Not sure who needs to read this. I know I needed it 10 years ago:

Keep working hard. Your effort is not wasted. Your dream is not unattainable. You will make it. We’ll all make it through hard work and dedication. Do not give up.

Tiny post for reference on SSH tunnelling.

https://l1cafe.blog/2020/12/23/ssh-tunnelling.html

Part 2 of my ongoing AWS recruitment process post series. Enjoy! https://l1cafe.blog/2020/12/17/my-path-into-aws-part-2.html

First post on my experience interviewing for Amazon Web Services! More coming soon https://l1cafe.blog/2020/01/27/aws-part1.html

Please, let me know your thoughts.

Crossposted from Twitter

Dia duit Baile Átha Cliath!
Hello Dublin!

Did you know the official name for Dublin in irish means "Town of the hurdled ford"?

Does your city have such a beautiful official name? I don't think so! ❤️🇮🇪

Important - cPanel is having issues with MariaDB 10.3.26. Do NOT upgrade MariaDB or your sites will go down. We are currently looking into this.

I tried Rust, but in my opinion, Rust makes it too difficult to write software as it enforces safety above everything else, and it adds cognitive overhead to the task of software engineering.

Writing Go I found myself to enjoy the process of software development. I thought I didn't like software engineering because I was so used to C, Java, Python and Ruby, but Go is just fantastic.

After a while trying Go out, I must say I'm very impressed with the language overall.

It retains many things from C syntax, while supercharging it to make it ridiculously easy to write high-level code that's also efficient. But you can dig deep if you want and go a little lower-level. Docs are well written and maintained. Unlike Ruby or Python, the syntax is never ambiguous.

What I dislike the most is how strict the Go linter is. I really dislike K&R braces.

What are your thoughts on Go?