Hello People.
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Hello People.
This is my first fediverse post, featuring my first #assembly64 program in #linux. I am a #student who is just getting into #cybersecurity and love contributing to #infosec, #lowlevel stuffs and #linuxkernel.
I love to program in #c, and use #archlinux btw. Looking for people to connect. I installed LinkedIn a few days ago for connecting with people and figured out that it was a #scam in jobmarket, just data feed into companies. (No offense, just in my opinion).
I was suggested to start learning #assembly64 by a random reddit user when I asked some questions about #c programming and how to get better at it. Currently learning #syscalls in linux, and I guess assembly programming alongside with c programming is helpful - I can understand syscalls and registers (for some extent).
Looking forward for friends to connect. Follow me and I will follow you back - provided that we have same or similar interests. I am also interested in #russian arts, languages and techs - I am not a Russian btw.
I need suggestions \ #help on how to get started in fediverse, cybersecurity and low level stuffs. You can see my profile for more information.
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Hello People.
This is my first fediverse post, featuring my first #assembly64 program in #linux. I am a #student who is just getting into #cybersecurity and love contributing to #infosec, #lowlevel stuffs and #linuxkernel.
I love to program in #c, and use #archlinux btw. Looking for people to connect. I installed LinkedIn a few days ago for connecting with people and figured out that it was a #scam in jobmarket, just data feed into companies. (No offense, just in my opinion).
I was suggested to start learning #assembly64 by a random reddit user when I asked some questions about #c programming and how to get better at it. Currently learning #syscalls in linux, and I guess assembly programming alongside with c programming is helpful - I can understand syscalls and registers (for some extent).
Looking forward for friends to connect. Follow me and I will follow you back - provided that we have same or similar interests. I am also interested in #russian arts, languages and techs - I am not a Russian btw.
I need suggestions \ #help on how to get started in fediverse, cybersecurity and low level stuffs. You can see my profile for more information.
@__dreamwalker__ Welcome! By posting an introduction, you're already off to a good start.
A great next step is to follow @FediTips for excellent, step-by-step advice on how things work here. You can also dig in at your own pace at the website linked in their bio.
There are some good people here. Best wishes on making a good home in Fedi.
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@__dreamwalker__ Welcome! By posting an introduction, you're already off to a good start.
A great next step is to follow @FediTips for excellent, step-by-step advice on how things work here. You can also dig in at your own pace at the website linked in their bio.
There are some good people here. Best wishes on making a good home in Fedi.
Thank you very much comrade. I will do it for sure.
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@__dreamwalker__ Welcome! By posting an introduction, you're already off to a good start.
A great next step is to follow @FediTips for excellent, step-by-step advice on how things work here. You can also dig in at your own pace at the website linked in their bio.
There are some good people here. Best wishes on making a good home in Fedi.
Welcome Dream Walker, feel free to ask if you want help with anything specific
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Welcome Dream Walker, feel free to ask if you want help with anything specific
Thank you @FediTips for replying. I am a new fediverse user - need help with the following.
I get the idea of fediverse - but only partially after reading wikipedia.
1) What exactly is #fediverse? There are so many instances in it. I currently have accounts in infosec.exchange and mastodon.social, what about other instances? Should I join others too?
2) I am in an infosec.exchange instance, but I am able to see posts from other instances too. So would people in other instances be able to see my posts too?
3) Will I be able to post in other instances without creating an instance specific account? Why and when should I create one?
That's all for now. These are my doubts and need #help with it.
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Thank you @FediTips for replying. I am a new fediverse user - need help with the following.
I get the idea of fediverse - but only partially after reading wikipedia.
1) What exactly is #fediverse? There are so many instances in it. I currently have accounts in infosec.exchange and mastodon.social, what about other instances? Should I join others too?
2) I am in an infosec.exchange instance, but I am able to see posts from other instances too. So would people in other instances be able to see my posts too?
3) Will I be able to post in other instances without creating an instance specific account? Why and when should I create one?
That's all for now. These are my doubts and need #help with it.
1) This might answer your question about what the Fediverse is: https://fedi.tips/what-is-mastodon-what-is-the-fediverse
2) Yes, the idea of the Fediverse is to use a federated structure similar to the phone network or email. Whichever provider you use, you can seamlessly communicate and interact with people who use other providers.
3) You don't need to have accounts on other instances, for the same reason you don't need to have email accounts on other email providers, or SIMs from other phone providers.
