Get Full Access to Safari Books Online Just by Having a Library Card in California
If you haven’t heard of Safari Books Online it’s basically a massive collection of the most popular technical books (over...
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The Simple Barrier to the Rich Being Willing to Pay More Taxes
Waste and irrationality. I think many among the rich would be far more willing to pay a larger portion in...
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Why I Like Nice Things
I often take criticism for my desire to own expensive things, live in nice neighborhoods, eat in quality restaurants, and...
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Beyond SSH Bookmarks | Daniel Miessler
I tripped over an article this week on creating “SSH Bookmarks”, which are basically aliases for hostnames within your ~/.ssh/config...
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Blogging: Categories vs. Tags | Daniel Miessler
I recently attended a company blogging conference call where the topic was how to properly categorize and tag posts for...
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Ubuntu: aptitude > apt-* | Daniel Miessler
For those who use Ubuntu or Debian and still use apt-get and apt-cache search, you might want to start thinking...
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The Other Half of Online Education
We’re all well aware of the growing list of high-quality universities offering free online classes. It’s remarkable by any measure....
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Disappointing Liberals | Daniel Miessler
So I had one of my posts make the front page of Reddit on Friday. I ended up taking around...
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Home for One Year | Daniel Miessler
Sometime around this week marks one year that I’ve been back home in the Bay Area. It’s been the best...
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Plato’s Ultimate Argument Against God-given Morality
If someone says morality comes from God you must ask a simple question: Is there a reason he made certain...
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The Alien Social Scientist Test for Meaning
I have a basic test I put myself through when I think about whether my work and/or my life has...
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A Potential Issue With Immersive Fantasy Games
I’ve been a role-player since junior high school, and I have been a reader of non-fiction long before that. I...
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