The Worst Mistake People Make in Political Arguments
The only way to have a real discussion is to realize that both parties think they are doing good, and...
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How to Tell if Someone is a True Libertarian
In short, if they’re against these things on moral grounds, and, importantly, want them to be illegal–they are outright fakes....
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Mac vs. PC Security In One Sentence
If you follow Information Security at all or have been part of a PC vs. Mac discussion at any level,...
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A News Aggregator Idea: Filtering by Result Count
How about an aggregator technology that lets you filter the number of links you want by number? So instead of...
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How To Decide Who To Friend on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter
this is not a picture related to boobs What follows is my method of deciding who to friend on the...
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OS X: Manipulating the Clipboard via Command Line
So I somehow just found out that you can manipulate OS X’s clipboard via command line. The utility that does...
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Free Will and Punishment | Daniel Miessler
It seems to me that the decision, both as an individual and as a society, to either punish or rehabilitate...
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Using Twitter Lists to See How You’re Perceived Online
People often wonder what others think of them. If you use Twitter to any significant degree there’s a simple way...
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4 Ways Terrorist Profiling is Like Antivirus
Both can be bypassed by smart attackers who know they’re being profiled. Both have moderate success in catching less-dedicated attackers....
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An Idea for a Web Application
How about a web app that filters meritocracy sites (Digg, Reddit, Hacker News) into new feeds based on thresholds of...
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Oxford Mathematician Shows Decisions Six Seconds Before They’re Made
John-Dylan Haynes (Professor at the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Berlin) shows Marcus Du Sautoy (Professor of Mathematics at the...
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A Fantasy Explanation of Standard vs. Blind SQL Injection
Many in InfoSec get confused about the difference between standard and blind SQL injection. Here’s a simple way to think...
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