Genetics and Prejudice | Daniel Miessler
It seems things are getting more intense on the genetics front, specifically with the implications of being able to clearly...
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This is How You Pronounce Ubuntu
It irks me when names are mispronounced—especially when it’s easy to figure out the right way to say it. Some...
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What Does OS X Say When You Ask it to Pronounce Itself?
In the tech world it’s easy to find debates about how to pronounce things. One of those things is OS...
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That Was Then, This Is Now
[ From a Forwarded Email ] School, 1967 vs. 2007 Scenario: Jack goes quail hunting before school, pulls into school...
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How NOT To Do American National Security
I’ve been watching the Republican presidential debates with increasing unease. Why am I uneasy? Because these people are going to...
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Quote Drift | Daniel Miessler
Quote Drift is the phenomenon where you have a quote you enjoy from a movie or T.V. show and you...
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The Conservative Christian View of the Jews: The Standard for Cognitive Dissonance
Conservative Christians in the U.S. have a serious bit of cognitive dissonance on their hands when it comes to the...
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How Planes Fly: What They Taught You In School Was Wrong
So we all know how planes fly, right? The top of the wing is rounded and the bottom of the...
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Penetration Testing is Easy — Too Easy
Penetration testing falls into three basic categories based on the posture of the organization you’re up against. Reality obviously has...
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What’s in a Memory?
I’ve been thinking about memories for as long as I can remember. What I’m most interested in is the mixing...
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Better Quicksearches with QuickSilver | Daniel Miessler
Like many out there I’m rather obsessed with doing things the best way possible. Up until yesterday I was using...
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Blogging: What’s the Difference Between Pingbacks and Trackbacks?
In the blogging world we often hear the words “pingback” and “trackback”. We vaguely understand them both to mean linking...
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