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Impacted Molars: Pay Hell Gettin’ It Done Edition
Random Eye-tooth:I’ve been reading the Counterinsurgency Manual, and I’m figuring there is some analogue to a corporate approach to minimize the “insider threat.” Extraction:Mr. Loblaw describes a grisly example of privacy abuse in a recent decision du jour, selecting the … Continue reading
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More Questions than answers
This evening has been spent practicing for my SXSW day show: a brief discussion about privacy for which some auditors will be getting CPE. As a result, I have also spent the evening listening to my voice slowly decay into … Continue reading
Safe Internet Day
I find few concepts as boring as “Safe Internet Day.” Except maybe “Is Open Source as Secure as Closed Source?” I mean good grief. If it weren’t for my incredibly uncomfortable shoes digging trenches into my Achilles tendon, I would … Continue reading