u/user_1764

I searched the sub and couldn't find a relevant post within the last 18 months, and as we know so much has changed so I started a new post.

Basically I work a help desk/tier 2 support role. I've also been a Sys Admin, which honestly was easier and less technical.

For the past 4 years I've been learning as much as I can and taking classes at the community College to get a Associates in Cybersecurity with hopes to specialize there.

I don't have any certs yet - but I would like to start a certification path, hence this post.

Basically I've considered Penn Tester, Sec Analyst, AppSec, Network Security, business route - like CISO, etc. The thing is, Analyst sounds like help desk, AppSec(un sure), networking is too easy. I know, I know, w.e. I learned quite a bit and it was easy enough to be only mildly stimulating. Not sure I'm the right fit for a Business type role. The one thing that does interest me is being on a CIRT or something.

Anyway, I've been doing python as a hobby for a year now, and I really like it man. I like the creative aspect.

So I'm wondering is there a specific role that I can specialize in within cybersecurity that heavily utilizes python?

If I had medicaid while unemployed, then get insurance through a new job, and use medicaid for an expensive procedure and then de-enroll my medicaid afterwards. Are they going to try and come get me later to pay it back? The insurance my job offers is shit and I cannot afford the deductible

Ever since my last rewatch I can't stop eating gabagool sandwiches with provolone and vinegah peppahs.

It started out just eating a lot of macaroni and gravy, I even looked up a recipe and made my own gravy over like 8 hours or so and it was delicious and rich. But then I started craving gabagool.

Now I'm eating gabagool sandwiches almost every day. I can't afford it and I think it is become a problem.

I have my girl stop at the specialty market weekly to pick up a half a pound of gabagool, provolone, and more vinegah peppahs. Oh and some Italian bread.

I already have high cholesterol. Sometimes I'm even getting out of bed after brushing and flossing to make another sandwich, or just have a slice or two when I'm stressed out.

Anybody go through a phase like this? It isn't sustainable I don't think.