The Unix Philosophy | Daniel Miessler
Originally from Mike Gancarz’s book, here are the 9 primary tenets of Unix. Small is Beautiful Make Each Program Do...
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OS X vs. Linux Revisted
Upon further reflection, I am going to give OS X at least another revision, i.e. Tiger. I want to go...
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Academics vs. Wikipedia | Daniel Miessler
It seems many in the academic community are coming out publicly against Wikipedia — which in my opinion is one...
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Windows Security Analogy | Daniel Miessler
Here’s an analogy for the Windows users trying to fight malware. Imagine that you live in a place where everyone’s...
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It’s The Culture, Stupid | Daniel Miessler
In another post about culture a friend commented that we must guard against the idea that there is only one...
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The Rainbow Book List | Daniel Miessler
OrangeDoD Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria GreenDoD Password Management Guideline TanA Guide to Understanding Audit in Trusted Systems Bright BlueTrusted...
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Getting Things Done is the Book That’s Had The Most Impact on My Professional Life
Mar 12, 2019 — Nothing has helped me more in life than this system. I use it to this day....
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The Ubermensch | Daniel Miessler
This blog post points out some very interesting philisophical issues with Pixar’s new movie “The Incredibles”. I noticed the two...
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3 Things All Geeks Must Read
Below is a list of three articles/stories that every single geek absolutely must be aware of and be willing to...
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Bash vs. Python | Daniel Miessler
Well, after reading Linux’s comments on interpreted languages and discussing the matter with Ken some, I have come to the...
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OS X, Linux, NASA, Future
Here’s a recent quote from a /. post that I find rather interesting: I work for NASA; almost everyone in...
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Study: Phi – The Golden Ratio
The golden ratio is a number, approximately 1.618, which when considered as a ratio posseses many interesting properties (Wikipedia). The...
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