As a consultant I constantly come across organizations that are more than willing to throw millions of dollars at their information security problems. Almost invariably…
If you’re looking for a comprehensive comparison of 15 programming languages based on decades of experience, this isn’t it. I’m a hobbiest programmer. Most of…
I’ve just completed a “Reddit this” FeedFlare module for Feedburner users. This will add the option for your RSS users to submit your posts to…
My grandfather died yesterday. He was in his late 80’s and had lived a good life, so it’s not tragic or anything…but sad nonetheless. This…
I just read about semacodes over at KuiperCliff. Semacodes are a really interesting technology that lets you convert a URL into an image that can…
One of the common arguments from Christians is that atheism is a belief analogous to their own belief in God. The implication, of course, is…
February 5, 2007 I’ve been thinking about this issue heavily for over a decade (since going to the Middle East while in the military), and…
Simply stated, liberals have a better vision of what the world should look like, but are generally incapable of developing policies consistent with getting us…
Many who are new to networking and security wonder what it means to have “ports” open on your computer. Some get rather anxious when an…
Being an information security consultant I am often asked how to balance the need for online passwords that are both hard to guess and easy…
One of the more interesting sub-debates associated with Atheism vs. Religion is that of free will. Quite simply, many Atheists don’t believe in it at…
Yesterday I wrote about Joanna Rutkowska’s work that highlighted a serious security flaw in Windows Vista. Her finding was that in Vista, many applications require…
