Liberals and Conservatives: Taking a Step Back
This is a very old post that I no longer agree with, but it’s still worth reading. One thing that...
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Studying Religion and Atheism From Different Perspectives
I read in a review of Christopher Hitchens’s book God Is Not Great that he approaches the argument for atheism...
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The Best Generations | Daniel Miessler
According to today’s regulators and bureaucrats, those of us who were kids in the 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, or even maybe...
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Explaining The Monty Hall Math Puzzle
A few weeks ago a buddy of mine busted out the MHP on me. For those not familiar, it’s a...
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Nanotech Musings | Daniel Miessler
I’ve been thinking a lot about the future lately. A couple days ago I started fantisizing about what nanotechnology could...
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How To Advance In InfoSec: Don’t Study, Do.
I’ve been thinking a lot about how to get to the next level in my field of information security, and...
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What Mail Server Do The Big Universities Use?
Ever wonder what mail servers people run? I found myself wondering what the top universities used, so I wrote a...
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Outsourcing And The Future Of I.T.
If I’m reading this right, he’s saying exactly what my friends and I have been talking about for a couple...
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The New Tool CD | Daniel Miessler
Yeah, I was playing mine in my car at 10:03a.m. I was the first guy into Best Buy at exactly...
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3 Steps to Highly Efficient News Reading
Few things are as important to geeks as how they stay informed. Knowledge is so key to us that the...
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Giving Windows Mobile 5.0 A Try
So I got another phone — well, a Windows device (not quite the same thing exactly). It’s heresy, to be...
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Linux DHCP | Daniel Miessler
If you’re ever trying to get dhcp to work in Linux, and the package you installed also installed a service...
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