Loving Safari
So I just started using the PIP service from Verisign to handle my OpenID. It’s a pretty solid OpenID implementation …
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Blogging: What’s the Difference Between Pingbacks and Trackbacks?
A few things are interesting to me here at RSA 2008. Most of them I’ve known about for a long …
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Better Quicksearches with QuickSilver
So I’m trying out a new anti-spam combination: Re-captcha Akismet If you have any problems with the CAPTCHA software, just …
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You Already Have Admin, Dumbass
As those performing attacks against corporate IT assets become more professional we’re going to start seeing more of the following …
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Web Design: The Most Important Usability Change You Haven’t Made Yet
Net Neutrality is one of the most important challenges facing civilization as a whole right now, yet most people don’t …
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The Real Reason Apple is So Popular Right Now
First off, happy pi day. According to a physicist at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, the number Pi has been …
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The Math and Philosophy Behind Tool’s Lateralus
My opinion on security and obscurity is that obscurity can in fact help improve an already sound security posture. That’s …
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The Definition of Philosophy
Well, technically rɛindaːl, but “Rhine Dahl”, or even, “Rine Doll” is pretty close. Although there’s a joke that it’s now …
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Ron Paul’s Flaws as Seen by One Die-Hard Supporter
The future of information security is to provide data to insurance companies. Most will work for various companies that assess …
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Economics as the Solution to Cognitive Dissonance
The University of Washington’s School of Computing and Engineering is offering a new course on how to think like a …
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