The Three IT Roles: The King, the Sage, and the Cog
I observe three basic types of people working in the IT field: kings, sages, and cogs. The King The king...
Read more →I observe three basic types of people working in the IT field: kings, sages, and cogs. The King The king...
Read more →It is considered good social networking etiquette–especially on Twitter–to warn your followers that you are posting a link to content...
Read more →We’ve been debating agnosticism and atheism here for the last couple of weeks. One of the sub-arguments that has pronounced...
Read more →This doesn’t bode well. Here’s an interesting list of predictions from the study: The main drivers of religious affiliation to...
Read more →A friend of mine (CarlM) and I have a long-running debate regarding how logical or illogical the average religious person...
Read more →In short? Bad. To give an overall flavor, here is a collection of data from a number of polls on...
Read more →Image from sciam.com I don’t want to die, and being an atheist I have to engage in far more contortions...
Read more →Christians love to rail against hateful language in the Koran, saying that the extremist teachings there can be used to...
Read more →I took the serious risk of correcting a friend today (privately, via Twitter DM) in regard to his use of...
Read more →So a fellow infosec buddy of mine, Hoff, wrote a great piece about how Brock Lesnar is like Cisco. His...
Read more →So everyone knows by now that Twitter is getting big. Really big. One of the most important things to figure...
Read more →As George Bush hopefully taught us, it doesn’t matter if you think you’re doing good when you commit acts that...
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