@dane Torrance is where I grew up, but if you wanted to cover North Tustin (unincorporated Orange County) there are plenty of nice poles with only cox as an incumbent. (Recently moved here from Berkeley).
@apenwarr A checkbox that allows you to annoy the living crap out of a user everytime a network change is detected and requires a key rotation that triggersโฆ
@apenwarr Donโt hate the player hate the game moment? We run into all sorts of these issues in large enterprise. Be creative ( and truthful ) with checkbox RFC requirements.
This is a great talk for software people. Its good general knowledge to have. I personally first had to dive into all this back in 2011 packaging Vagrant up in installers! And this background still comes up periodically, particularly when debugging systems https://t.co/UECUEB22vA
the most absurdโbut very seriousโclaim of my career is that this is correct, the internet needs burrows, but to make them the truly creative spaces of the earlier internet we need to do it at a lower-level abstraction than a web site or an app. we need layer 3 network burrows.
I built https://t.co/u4tZhgL063 because I figured if I made it a public service, I stood a better chance of finding it the next time I needed it myself.
So an AMD engineer and 2 Google engineers walk into a bar... and write an article about how "Hello World" in #Python works.
The article turns out to be 26 pages. From Python, through C, WinAPI/Kernel, font rendering, to GPU.
Enjoy!
https://t.co/rH5l9M9ARe
https://t.co/QOeJR5UfTY
My latest essay is a rebuttal to the recent guide published by CISA, ODNI, & NSA on "Securing the Software Supply Chain."
I present my 10 main objections to its recommendations, which I believe would result only in securing the supply chain of nothing: https://t.co/Eh46qZyruP