I am retiring this social media account. Find me as @hal_pomeranz@infosec.exchange
Orlando, FL
Joined November 2008
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@denniskuntz Then maybe you have to open the InfoSec whup ass on them. But at least you're having a conversation at that point.
FYI, GMAC is quoting rates below 4% for 30yr (non-jumbo, fixed) mortgages. Homeowners may want to take advantage of historically low rates.
RT @dunsany Yes, blogging when I should be working. Doing a risk analysis got my brainal juices flowing. http://bit.ly/GrzF (Great stuff!)
RT @s_crawford eWeek: Apple iPhone 3.0: Not Answering Call of Ent Security http://bit.ly/vYvRl (Apple has no clue what enterprises need)
Friday's musical selections from "KFOG's Local Scene" series -- http://is.gd/odca -- First and third volumes probably my favorites
Link to the recent #chgctrl Webcast archive that @RealGeneKim and I did on Wednesday http://is.gd/od8l (sorry about the form front end)
@danielrm26 I'm very "pro xargs" rather than "find ... -exec" (see Ep#10 of Command Line Kung Fu, Ep#4 for counter-example) #unix #linux
@alecmuffett Repeating it doesn't make it any funnier than the first time... fricking Brits and their "torches"... THEY'RE NOT ON FIRE! :-)
Folks I follow for lots of interesting linkage: @devilok @drinfosec @it_heroix @kriggins @netfortius @sans_isc #followfriday
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Thanks to @smmehadi for pointers for getting Air (and therefore TweetDeck) working on 64bit Linux: http://bit.ly/EMT4L http://bit.ly/9XUzi
New Command Line Kung Fu, wherein Paul learns that it's usually... well... "a poor choice" to pipe grep into cut: http://is.gd/o9R7
@RealGeneKim No, I use Twitux, TwitterFon, and the web interface b/c Adobe Air doesn't run on 64bit Linux.
Weird, I can search and find some of my tweets using #itfail, but they don't show up when I list my past updates from my home page. WTF?
RT @alecmuffett *Better* Extreme Sheep Video: http://tinyurl.com/9w4o9c (OMFG!)
Doing some riffing off of recent blog by @PeterJThomas on my Righteous IT blog. Some tips on IT Project Management: http://is.gd/o10G
@RealGeneKim Btw your customers shouldn't be the ones who tell you about outages-- you should have some automated monitoring in place, no?