Interests: education as talent development, the fate of artists in a log-normal world. Former work: @FrankHecker. Elsewhere: @frankhecker.com on the azure site.
If you're a developer, sales engineer, in software marketing or sales, I recommend you check out @Infoblox. It's a mature company run by adults, with great culture and lots of opportunities. Currently 80+ open positions worldwide: https://t.co/ea9IAKjAib 3/3
Well, well, well. It's gratifying to see my former employer, @Infoblox, at #31 on the Fortune Future 120 list, "Companies ranked by vitality, or long-term growth potential", ahead of Anthropic, Cloudflare, Zscaler, Palo Alto Networks, and others that attract more attention. 1/
Pretty good for a 25-year-old company, especially given that @Infoblox specializes in Internet plumbing (DNS, DHCP, & IP address management) that can seem as boring as real-life plumbing. But DNS in particular can be key to detecting security threats before they threaten you. 2/
The Fabric of Civilization is on sale for $2.99 on Kindle (useful for search even if you have hard copy--I bought it and paid full price!). No idea how long the sale lasts. Link follows.
This is a big deal for security firms that manage security for lots of other firms: Now they can take advantage of @Infoblox's DNS-based security technology and services to protect all their customers under a unified policy and security operations framework.
Enhanced multi-tenancy for Infoblox Threat Defense™ extends the MSSP program we announced earlier this year, with general availability on October 15.
Read the blog and talk to your Infoblox partner team to learn more: https://t.co/D63vNpCREc
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200+ cybersecurity leaders. One blog. For @vmblog, Infoblox CISO Henrik Smith joined this snapshot of where the industry’s collective head is at right now: https://t.co/1ksePHP9rJ
Anime Feminist, like other indie anime/manga news/review/analysis sites, e.g., Yatta-Tachi (11 years old), Anime Herald (16 years), and Okazu (24 years), depends on readers for funding. If you like this kind of media journalism you can support it here: https://t.co/Ma2kHuWLEc
In a time when corporate media outlets are shutting down left & right, especially for niche genres, it's worth noting that the indie anime review site Anime Feminist (original slogan: "Japanese pop culture through a feminist lens") published its first article 10 years ago today.
Today's ex-#Cohost post came about when I wondered why people were so obsessed with fictional magic and magicians in recent decades, and relatively uninterested in the real magic that real people have created over the past 200 years. https://t.co/cd1SiHwLnE
Remembering #Cohost: Today is the 2-year anniversary of the day that the most fun site I've ever written for stopped allowing people to post to it. In remembrance of it, for the next few days I'll be posting some of my favorite bits of writing I did on the site. 1/
Just finished Probability & Statistics. Now at 8 Math Academy courses completed and 27,473 XP. I'm also running out of courses I want to take. Differential Equations is next, but after that? Who knows...
I've just finished my 8th Math Academy course, Probability & Statistics. For my activity stats, thoughts about my future MA plans, and additional musing about Justin Skycak's "education as talent development", see my latest post at frankhecker[.]com (link in next tweet). 1/
Unfortunately I don't have paper copies of the Netscape annual reports for 1996 on, and I can't find online copies of those either. If anyone has copies, I encourage you to scan and upload them for posterity.
Here's a fun bit of Internet history from the dawn of the World Wide Web: I couldn't find an online copy of the 1995 annual report for Netscape Communications Corporation (its first post-IPO), so I scanned mine and uploaded it to the Internet Archive: https://t.co/IJZWJd28WC
I just voted in the @subvertworld board elections! There was a good set of candidates & approval voting meant I didn't have to narrow it down to just one person. If you like music & want to support (& participate in!) a member-owned coop, check it out: https://t.co/iA993yGb53
Quiz time: which of these domains is impersonating Apple? 🧵
quizearny[.]shop, rewardquiz[.]org look like generic quiz sites. applerewards[.]net is more obvious.