Lesley Carhart

People on Instagram cheering on Poland wanting a US military base, like the US didn’t ignore an entire god damn destabilising attack on Poland’s grid only a year ago.

When one of you legends runs into Cliff can you please ask him my burning question of how he feels about having his wiki talk entirely about forensics and not astronomy?

I know how 🌶️ I would feel about it. Like when I thought would be known for cool forensics I build over serial cables, but now I’m just a nonbinary socialist immigrant terror.

When one of you legends runs into Cliff can you please ask him my burning question of how he feels about having his wiki talk entirely about forensics and not astronomy?

SANS class and CyberCon down :) Everything went pretty well. So cool to teach in Melbourne and my students were amazing. Full day Toastmasters competition in Docklands to MC tomorrow and then I get my first day off in over a month!

If anyone wondered if I am doing Full on Immigrant Life, I am.

Everyone has kind of laughed it off but there’s actually now an official investigation by multiple organizations into why my US election ballot hasn’t been released from US customs in a month without any explanation.

Hey friends, I'd like your thoughts on this on this, our friendly platform. Especially Australia IT pals. I took a huge demotion (years of work) to move to Australia. Happy with my decision, love my work, love it here, going for citizenship, no issues on my side. Life is worth more than money.

It's like, blatantly obvious though. I pulled most of my bios off the internet except basic LinkedIn. Do I reduce my presence so that isn't as visible academically or professionally? Or is it something I can explain contextually in the Australian community in the hell market at my level?

Americans and other white people with strong passports are absolutely going to drive me to a bottle of whiskey with the perpetual, "my company shouldn't complain when I work with no proper visa or authorisation from a foreign county, without asking" comments, and I'm a huge remote work advocate.

If you can't nomad, look at something like a con that pays travel. Conference attendance is usually a business visitor activity. You can also look at a temp or permanent transfer with your company to their local, visa sponsoring unit. None of this is easy, but it will keep you from deportation.

Americans and other white people with strong passports are absolutely going to drive me to a bottle of whiskey with the perpetual, "my company shouldn't complain when I work with no proper visa or authorisation from a foreign county, without asking" comments, and I'm a huge remote work advocate.

Any please, please - privileged Americans, Australians, Europeans, British people, stop flaunting the visa system while brown people are being thrown in detention for doing less. Holy shit.

Americans and other white people with strong passports are absolutely going to drive me to a bottle of whiskey with the perpetual, "my company shouldn't complain when I work with no proper visa or authorisation from a foreign county, without asking" comments, and I'm a huge remote work advocate.

When I moved to Australia, which has no digital nomad, I had to fly to New Zealand to not violate my visa if I just wanted to give an hour long online talk for America.

Americans and other white people with strong passports are absolutely going to drive me to a bottle of whiskey with the perpetual, "my company shouldn't complain when I work with no proper visa or authorisation from a foreign county, without asking" comments, and I'm a huge remote work advocate.

Note that neither class allows substantial productive work even for your employer back home. There’s a visa class for remote workers to do that in some countries and it’s a digital nomad visa. It’s often a real application, time bounded, and may have tax obigations. Not all allow it at all.

Americans and other white people with strong passports are absolutely going to drive me to a bottle of whiskey with the perpetual, "my company shouldn't complain when I work with no proper visa or authorisation from a foreign county, without asking" comments, and I'm a huge remote work advocate.

In general you need a visa or travel authorisation to go to another country. If you have a strong passport it’s often defacto or in principle on arrival for tourists, so you don’t even think about it. You might have a fairly rapid ETA on an easy app. This is privilege. Most on earth need papers.