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- Fri, 21:40: RT @dontsave: make your own DNS at home with these everyday household items
- Fri, 21:40: RT @Daniel_Rubino: Newsflash: Do not expect wide HP Elite x3 adoptions by companies within weeks of launch. Think 6-9 months out. This is b…
- Fri, 21:49: RT @edzitron: all i can say is just the process of interviewing, digesting and writing is way more exhausting than i remember
- Fri, 21:50: RT @Anderson: (6/12) #EMS added 4k new customers – now at 37k total customers. #EMS installed base grew 2.5X yr/yr. MOMENTUM!
- Fri, 21:50: RT @Pinboard: This is how artificial life will evolve on the Internet. Rival botnets fighting for control over a pool of long-lived vulnera…
- Fri, 21:52: Props to everyone who when I asked about security for IoT a decade ago replied "Mary, why do you hate innovation? We can't slow down!"
- Fri, 21:52: RT @JuliaAngwin: Here’s where to opt-out of Google merging your name with Web browsing info: https://t.co/6sp7Qc1mwU
- Fri, 21:55: If you can get on twitter to tell me the internet is down...
- Sat, 01:36: When the zinfandel tannat is just absurdly purple in the glass #breconestates https://t.co/uak21taIO1
- Sat, 01:38: RT @Viss: Or: todays internet outage brought to you by: unanimous, complicit avoidance of responsibility, globally.
- Sat, 01:38: RT @kevindente: The full name is actually “internet of things that will never get security updates”
- Sat, 01:38: RT @IamStan: Watch the BGP routes change as DynDNS deal with the DDoS attack earlier today ... https://t.co/PwIr3pCGY0 https://t.co/ZL6gCQJ…
- Sat, 01:39: RT @Viss: having your shit ripped off and posted on someone elses account is the sincerest form of flattery, right?
- Sat, 04:11: RT @CharlesCMann: Virus-infected CCTV cams, DVRs from single Chinese company largely responsible for today's Net outages: https://t.co/yA2f…
- Sat, 04:12: RT @_developit: So you like #JavaScript async/await! How about awaitable components? https://t.co/ZMLHfug1Xs https://t.co/o1kbNcFKnL
- Sat, 04:13: RT @dstorey: for example, I had a big hand in developing edge.ms. It is fast, uses best practices; no AMP. We get penalised in search resul…
- Sat, 04:13: RT @chronic: Apple did a seriously amazing job with regards to HomeKit security. iOS security whitepaper touches on some details of this. h…
- Sat, 05:25: RT @somebadideas: It's like we got all the dystopia of 80s scifi but none of the cool hackers in dive bars sharpening katanas, preparing to…
- Sat, 06:25: RT @terrajobst: Based on your feedback, we'll not do a breaking change between .NET Standard 1.x and 2.0. Thanks for your comments! https:…
- Sat, 06:29: RT @timoreilly: I remember making this point in the nineties about the success of Apache vs Netscape and Microsoft https://t.co/HTCn7lvc16
- Sat, 06:40: RT @Pinboard: My dream career scenario: someone gives away millions of internet-connected home bedbug detectors that turn out to be spyware
- Sat, 09:02: RT @clemensv: This gets a lot of retweets today. Tweet is nearly 3 years old. Device makers dug a deeper hole. https://t.co/48TPaSMrub
- Sat, 09:05: RT @mjg59: Improving IoT security is vital for protecting individual end users, but that's not going to be how we protect internet infrastr…
- Sat, 09:05: RT @jeremiahg: Are we onboard with software manufacturer liability yet, or does the entire internet have to go down or someone die first?
- Sat, 09:06: RT @fightfortheftr: 19/If Congress is serious about cybersecurity, they'll get serious about protecting individual users' devices.
- Sat, 09:06: RT @fightfortheftr: 20/That means timely security updates. Consequences for products with lax security. And education + culture shift for i…
- Sat, 09:06: RT @fightfortheftr: 21/An added bonus? All of these measures increase *individual* privacy and security, in addition to that of the Interne…
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The GREAT thing about the Internet is that anyone can put anything on the Net and get connectivity.
The TERRIBLE thing about the Internet is the same as the GREAT thing.