u/zohaibhere — reddlx

Context: I have \~1-2 months to prepare. Leaning toward SC-200 (Security Operations Analyst) since it covers Sentinel, Defender XDR, and KQL — seems more substantial than SC-900 (Fundamentals) and more achievable than SC-100 (Expert, needs prerequisites).

Is SC-200 the right call for someone aiming at a cybersecurity career, or is there a better Microsoft cert to burn the voucher on?

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u/zohaibhere — 14 days ago

▲ 0 r/SecurityCareerAdvice

Help me out

Which Microsoft exam should I take with a free voucher? SC-200 or something else?

My main focus is cybersecurity ,would appreciate input from anyone who's been through this.

Context: I have ~1-2 months to prepare. Leaning toward SC-200 (Security Operations Analyst) since it covers Sentinel, Defender XDR, and KQL — seems more substantial than SC-900 (Fundamentals) and more achievable than SC-100 (Expert, needs prerequisites).

Is SC-200 the right call for someone aiming at a cybersecurity career, or is there a better Microsoft cert to burn the voucher on?

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u/zohaibhere — 15 days ago

▲ 62 r/PakistaniCinephiles

What's your most controversial movie or tv show Opinion?

u/zohaibhere — 15 days ago

▲ 40 r/PakistaniCinephiles

Re watching my Fav Show for the 5th time

u/zohaibhere — 16 days ago

▲ 47 r/PakistaniCinephiles

Thoughts about trailer?

I think the movie is gonna be sickkk

frank castle and Nacho Varga 🔥🫪

absolute cinema

u/zohaibhere — 18 days ago

▲ 9 r/PakistaniTwenties

I detach from people before they can get close and I just realized why

I've noticed a pattern in myself that I want to break.

Whenever someone especially a girl starts getting comfortable with me, texting regularly, sending voice messages, genuinely enjoying talking to me, I suddenly get this feeling that I should stop. My brain tells me "you're wasting time, you'll get attached, cut it off."

So I do. I pull back. And then later I feel lonely and wish I had someone to talk to.

I did this for a long time without understanding why. But I think I traced it back to one person who said something to me that hurt so badly I literally couldn't breathe. After that day I unconsciously decided — never again.

The weird part? She came back. And I genuinely wish her well, I pray for her happiness. But I don't want her back either. I've moved on from her. What I haven't moved on from is what that moment taught me that getting close to someone means eventually feeling that pain.

So now I leave everyone first. I've never actually been left. I just always leave before it can happen.

I know it's irrational. I know I'm guaranteeing the loss I'm trying to avoid. I just don't know how to stop.

Has anyone been through this? How did you break the pattern?

u/zohaibhere — 22 days ago

▲ 4 r/teenagers4real