weagle05

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by weagle05 2mo ago
I know many people who say they're "off" social media but they're still scrolling. They may post less or not at all, but the algorithm still has them.
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Rage Against the Machine(ericfriese.substack.com)
1 points by weagle05 7mo ago|0 comments
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How Well Does AI Find Code Vulnerabilities?(ericfriese.substack.com)
5 points by weagle05 7mo ago|3 comments
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by weagle05 8mo ago
I laughed for a solid 5 minutes at the video of grabbing a plate.
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by weagle05 9mo ago
By going the way of pipedpiper do you mean Son of Anton?
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by weagle05 10mo ago
Gemini is all over the place for me. Nano Banana produces some great images. Today I asked Gemini to design a graphic based on the first sheet in a Google sheet. It produced a graphic with a summary of the data and a picture of a bed sheet.
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by weagle05 10mo ago
For the first time in years I'm working somewhere that doesn't use JIRA or Trello and find myself without a Kanban system. I'm having serious withdrawals. I have limitations on using a non-approved IT system because I use cus
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by weagle05 4y ago
I was in the same boat in December. My 2013 MBP was starting to show its age and I was hesitant to go with a new MBP because of the new processors. I ty
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by weagle05 5y ago
I too would be interested to view these models. Coming from a rural background, people in my hometown still have gardens and hunt/fish. We're one, maybe two, generations removed from people producing most of their own food. I don&
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by weagle05 5y ago
I think we disagree on the bigger problem. In my view the bigger problem is the erosion of trust for open source. Over the last 10-ish years there has been a flood of research and marketing around open source software security. I wrote a wh
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by weagle05 5y ago
I remember taking business ethics in college. The professor told us to keep a dirt file on our bosses in case we ever needed to retaliate. He got really upset when I challenged him on it. I understood his point but I found it extremely ir
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by weagle05 5y ago
I'm giving you an upvote. Look around your house and count the number of linux kernels running. My count is 6 that I know about. I haven't seen the actual vulnerable code submitted to know how critical the vulnerabilities are but
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by weagle05 5y ago
I agree, I think they should be looking at criminal charges. This is the equivalent of getting a job at Ford on the assembly line and then damaging vehicles to see if anyone notices. I've been in software security for 13 years and the
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by weagle05 6y ago
I agree it's an important distinction that unfortunately gets conflated at many companies. Most of my experience is in top-down big companies where leadership is a skill, not a position. Maybe when I grow up I can work at a company tha
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by weagle05 6y ago
This is not an absolute rule, but in general I see the path not being Y shaped but P shaped. Even if you stay technical you're going to end up managing something. Could be people, could be a process, could be creative, but your experti
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by weagle05 6y ago
The cheat sheet series is the best project at OWASP. I use them almost weekly when I reference vulnerabilities for developers. It's one of the main reasons I have a membership. If you feel the guidance is starting to get stale, take a
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by weagle05 6y ago
This is an amazing article. Thank you for sharing. I'm also a little upset I didn't know Wolfram had all of these amazing apps. I now know what I'm doing this weekend.
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by weagle05 6y ago
"This is not 'espionage as usual,' even in the digital age. Instead, it represents an act of recklessness that created a serious technological vulnerability for the United States and the world. In effect, this is not just an
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by weagle05 6y ago
I also had this happen on my late 2013 MBP 15, it stayed on black screen for hours. I had an external monitor attached, so I was curious if that was affecting the update. I unplugged the monitor and then reset the laptop. It took at couple
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by weagle05 6y ago
Now a real interesting article would be what appsec service would have the highest impact for $100? Obviously not pentest. Code review? Architecture analysis? At $100 none of it would be deep of course. I could find a lot more stuff of inte
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by weagle05 6y ago
The whole thing is fubar. We're doing our public school's virtual school for our 3 elementary age children. I don't see how its sustainable. This age group cannot do school by themselves, so my wife and I are having to do sch
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by weagle05 6y ago
I've been trying to do this with my son for a few weeks. I haven't been able to get any of the Mac compatible SDR tools to work with Catalina. I haven't tried it yet but our next step is using GNU Radio with a RaspPi