CISO at @sardineai. Treasurer of @OWASP Board of Directors. (he/him) qatta' mIghtaHghach.

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Replying to @jeremiahg
Before Google killed it, Bump was pretty handy. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bump…
Replying to @manicode
Did this in 2 minutes on my phone using postermywall.com/
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18-year-old shows that classical computing can keep up with quantum computing when solving the recommendation problem.
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Replying to @realhamed @mort___
Is that a modern-day town crier?
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Sad news, Gerv and I crossed paths many times at IETF and mozdev lists.
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Replying to @realhamed
Deal! No better way to envision the end of civilization as we know it...
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Californians hate the nickname “Cali” so much that when the governor named his dog “Cali” the @latimes ran an Op-Ed. latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la…
Replying to @zeynep
My great-grandmother paid a monthly fee to rent her rotary phone from Pacific Bell for *50* years. When we told PacBell to come get their phone, they told us we could keep it.
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Just bought season 2 on Amazon!
Replying to @belathoud
Easy, activate the ancient alien device. youtube.com/watch?v=vuCiiR…
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Replying to @hillbrad
For 20 years, been donating the same amount each month on the same bank card to the same charity. Every 4 years when the card expires, the bank alerts me to “fraudulent” activity and have to confirm it isn’t fraud.
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Replying to @hillbrad
Cox has a $35 fee if the payment is rejected for any reason, so I don’t use a CC for this very reason.
Replying to @rocallahan
Another way: “print” the article and read it in print-preview mode.
Just got a phishing phone call purporting to be AT&T (@ATT), complete with their jingle, saying malicious activity was reported on my phone number and to press 1 to keep my account from being locked by providing some information. Caller ID “unknown”.
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Replying to @justinesherry
I have a CS degree with a minor in Women’s Studies. Only regret was that I didn’t go for the double-major. Being afraid to pursue what interests you seems like a boring way to live life.
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Netflix does this well: "we pay employees at the top of their personal market. We make a good-faith estimate of the highest compensation each employee could make at peer firms, and pay them that max." jobs.netflix.com/culture
This is awesome stuff! I saw this in action first-hand when I used to be at @PayPalInfoSec. Do not miss this session, it's AppSec at Scale!
See how SCORE Bot became the reliable eyes-and-ears of the code being written at PayPal. SCORE Bot: Shift Left, at Scale! by Laksh Raghavan and Vidhu Jayabalan @laraghavan: ow.ly/DRVk30l4K9y
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"Intentional Communities" encompasses this idea and more, depending on your level of involvement you want with your neighbors (e.g. co-housing, shared meals, communes, etc). Many existing ICs world-wide: ic.org/directory/
Replying to @iMeluny @mdennedy
I stopped requiring certs and degrees in lieu of experience years ago - I saw co-workers with tons of experience trapped because they didn’t have them. And I made an effort to have entry-level jobs available for people without experience. InfoSec has many paths.
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