Google health care, Google checking, Github open source, China policy hack, Hactivist…
A Beginner’s Notes on Meditation
I’ve wanted to get into meditation since I was in my late teens, but it…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 202 (Member Edition)
Capital fired, DHS biodata, Twitter insiders, Baltimore Cyber Insurance, Airbnb…
Why Some People Get Sick From the Flu Shot
It seems that there are two thinking camps when it comes to the flu shot: either…
So You Want to Start a Blog…
I am often asked the best way to start a blog. My answer hasn’t varied much…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 201
Unify drama, Fancy cheating, NSO lawsuits, Technology News, Human News, Ideas…
How Many Major Companies Have Lost Their Leadership Position Due to a Breach?
I was just thinking about the biggest breaches we’ve had in history, from…
We’re Seeking Approval From Too Many People
The United States is less happy and more depressed than it’s been in a long…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 200 (Member Edition)
200th episode!, White House cyber vacancies, AT&T SIM bribery, South Africa…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 199
Someone hacked a stolen credit card store called BriansClub, which resulted in…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 198 (Member Edition)
A Japanese man has been indicted for attacking a woman after finding her location…
Corporate Incentives Are Diverging From Employee and National Incentives
The 1950s were not as perfect as people with red hats like to think they were,…
Job Losses from Automation Are Being Actively Engineered and Funded
Many people seem to believe that there’s some sort of gentle pressure towards…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 197
Yahoo creep, DarkNet, E2E encryption, Cyber talent, RandomDeath, Private Data…
Finding the Knobs Within Stochastic Determinism
Normally when I write I have a specific thought and I try to lay it out in a structured…
How to Become a Slack Ninja
You ever been talking to someone on Slack and they send you something formatted…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 196 (Member Edition)
New York is suing Dunkin (Donuts) for not revealing breaches in a timely manner…
Rethinking How I Use Twitter Lists
Twitter just released a new feature in their mobile app that lets you swipe back…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 195
Here’s the new MITRE 2019 25 Most Dangerous Software Errors. Memory corruption…
My 3 Favorite Security Podcasts, And How They’re Different From Each Other
What I like so much about the podcast world is how two shows can cover mostly…
Reaction Videos Show the Best of Humanity
I honestly think Reaction Videos are one of the most beautifully human things…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 194 (Member Edition)
Not sure how this isn’t bigger news, but Saudi Arabia shut down half its…
The Most Important Productivity Lesson I Ever Learned
Back in 2003, right after university, I read a book that completely upleveled…
My Current Verdict on Nootropics
I’ve always been into vitamins. If I heard that it could make me stronger…
The Difference Between Studio Headphones and Regular Headphones
After too many decades on this planet, I now understand the benefit of studio…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 193
AIG says BEC has overtaken ransomware as the primary claim type against their…
The Philosophy Behind My New Product Discovery Idea
I am currently experimenting with an idea for the show that I’m calling…
My Favorite Superhuman Shortcuts
As I talked about in an earlier post, I just started checking out Superhuman.…
First Impressions of the Superhuman Email Service
Like many others, I’ve been observing the hype around Superhuman for a while…
The Fundamental Differences Between Vim and Other Editors
I’ve been deep-diving on Vim lately, as I tend to every couple of years.…
A Conversation with Ken Modeste
A while back I had the opportunity to chat with Ken Modeste, Director of Connected…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 192 (Member Edition)
Ring has already partnered with over 400 police departments. As you know, I’m…
Day-1 Skills That Cybersecurity Hiring Managers Are Looking For
I’ve written before about the paradox of hiring managers not being able…
The Definition of a Green Team
As I talk about in my article on Red, Blue, and Purple Teams, there are many advocating…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 191
Protestors in Hong Kong are physically attacking and destroying facial recognition…
Do Upper-middle Class Crime Victims Need to Check Their Privilege?
I was thinking the other day that complaining about being a crime victim in San…
Vim Config Update: 2019 Edition
I like to update my Vim configuration every 2-5 years just to make sure I am working…
The ŌURA Sleep Tracker Ring
I’ve been looking for a sleep-tracking solution for several years, but hadn’t…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 190 (Member Edition)
There are some seriously nasty Windows RDP bugs out there. If you have RDP facing…
How Weaponized Grit Can Lead to Unhappiness
I’m reading an extraordinary book right now, called Range: Why Generalists…
The Difference Between Data, Information, and Intelligence
The terms intelligence, information, and data are thrown around pretty loosely…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 188 (Member Edition)
Marcus Hutchins got off with time-served, and people have feelings. The range…
Humans Are Genebots
Somewhere in my 20’s or 30’s I became enamored with the idea of prep…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 187
Lots of people in the security community went silly over the FaceApp application…
Time Speeds Up When You’re Wasting It
Perhaps the title is a tiny bit strong, but I don’t think by much. I read…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 186 (Member Edition)
Parts of Manhattan had a power outage Saturday night, which happened to be the…
The Dangers of Abruptly Destroying Meaning Structures
I recently watched an older debate between Sam Harris and Jordan Peterson in which…
Unsupervised Learning: No. 185
The Telegraph has found strong links between Huawei employees and Chinese intelligence…
Why I Don’t Think Craig Wright is Satoshi
I many years ago I wrote a piece about why I didn’t think Craig was Satoshi,…
YouTube’s Ban of Hacking Videos Moves Us Closer to an Entertainment-only Public Sphere
Marcus Hutchins wrote a great essay recently about YouTube’s new ban on…
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