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I learn things because I’m interested in them. I teach about things because I’m interested in learning more about them. I write about things because I want those around me to be well-informed, in this case about basic security.
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The holiday season makes me think hard about the things we take for granted in our first-world bubble.
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Is there some sort of middle ground between engineering and consumer drivers for optimal application behavior?
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Debit card numbers have certain features to make them easy to produce. It also makes them easy to predict, allowing determined thieves to easily steal your money if you’re not careful.
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I’m thankful every day that miracles happen and that they’re possible in the first place.
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A few quick WordPress experiments show that the “Post Name” permalink setting, once the least performant option, is apparently the fastest.
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I have had some toxic managers making laughably poor valuations of my talent in the past that, in turn, corrupt my perception of what I’m worth today. As a result, I likely settle for less than I should today.
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If you can get in, someone else can (and will) find a way to get in without your permission. If your software and systems can be used for good, someone can (and will) find a way to exploit the same for ill.
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Perception is everything and informs the way you see and interact with the world. Who do you let control your own lens of perception.