Wed 04 October 2017 — switching ISPs
Thu 07 September 2017 — technology maturity
Wed 06 September 2017 — resiliency
Thu 10 August 2017 — naming knives
Thu 10 August 2017 — the courage of convictions: competition
Fri 21 July 2017 — interpretations
Thu 13 July 2017 — you cannot outsource your core competency
Mon 10 July 2017 — a general solution to a general problem
Sat 08 July 2017 — recently read
Sat 24 June 2017 — civic failure modes
Mon 12 June 2017 — the one true method of email handling
Sun 11 June 2017 — towards a sustainable software policy
Mon 22 May 2017 — mutt pattern for threads containing new messages
Sat 20 May 2017 — quoting myself
Mon 15 May 2017 — monocultures are efficient and fragile
Wed 10 May 2017 — philosophy as expressed in an MP3 player
Tue 04 April 2017 — unix philosophy
Sun 02 April 2017 — a 2 line bash prompt
Mon 13 March 2017 — nobody wants backups
Thu 09 March 2017 — still not interested in cybercoders
Tue 28 February 2017 — tracing calls
Fri 24 February 2017 — I recommend Google Fi
Sat 18 February 2017 — pandoc for the win
Sun 22 January 2017 — slapping at gnats
Fri 13 January 2017 — revisiting a new firewall
Fri 16 December 2016 — modern cpus
Wed 30 November 2016 — Nintendo’s contactless brushpass and dead drops
Tue 22 November 2016 — IOT security: the key and the castle
Tue 22 November 2016 — how to name your software product
Wed 09 November 2016 — fight
Thu 03 November 2016 — make the tweak, test the tweak, stop
Sun 30 October 2016 — technical escalation
Wed 26 October 2016 — ran out of cards
Thu 29 September 2016 — infosec is simple
Mon 26 September 2016 — the commonweal
Mon 26 September 2016 — secrets of mutt
Mon 19 September 2016 — printer advice
Thu 01 September 2016 — ten x
Tue 30 August 2016 — trusted, not necessarily trustworthy
Fri 19 August 2016 — enthusiasm and frustration
Wed 17 August 2016 — debian backports pinning
Fri 12 August 2016 — getting the last word in
Thu 11 August 2016 — optimizing for the wrong thing
Sat 06 August 2016 — swiftly, he said
Fri 05 August 2016 — books: to be read
Fri 15 July 2016 — do they teach recruiters to be aggressive?
Tue 05 July 2016 — the problem with broadwayhd
Sun 19 June 2016 — recently read books
Tue 07 June 2016 — security strategies
Fri 20 May 2016 — not interested in cybercoders
Thu 19 May 2016 — quote of the day
Mon 16 May 2016 — i have an idea
Fri 13 May 2016 — the difference between a trivial project and a serious project
Fri 15 April 2016 — new eyes catch bugs
Mon 11 April 2016 — once upon a time
Thu 07 April 2016 — containers need dependency management
Mon 28 March 2016 — best general advice
Thu 17 March 2016 — the tiniest tools are sometimes worthwhile
Wed 16 March 2016 — how can you listen with those bananas in your ears?
Sun 13 March 2016 — developing technical intuition
Mon 07 March 2016 — who are we connecting to?
Tue 01 March 2016 — lets encrypt works for me
Sat 27 February 2016 — questions for packaging systems
Fri 26 February 2016 — more bandwidth, please
Tue 09 February 2016 — quote of note iii
Fri 05 February 2016 — quote of note ii
Fri 05 February 2016 — the ops in devops means operations
Mon 01 February 2016 — what to do in a giant duck emergency
Wed 27 January 2016 — quote of note
Wed 27 January 2016 — the life of a sysadmin is intense
Sat 23 January 2016 — reflections on black mirrors
Fri 15 January 2016 — do not do this
Sun 10 January 2016 — comments
Sun 10 January 2016 — it might be workflow
Sat 09 January 2016 — Why don’t I blog more?
Mon 23 November 2015 — a musical analogy
Thu 19 November 2015 — observations on the speed of cats
Tue 17 November 2015 — books books books
Fri 23 October 2015 — the small print is never in your favor
Mon 05 October 2015 — how is a tech recruiter different from a used car salesman?
Sun 20 September 2015 — the no-falls bike riding method
Fri 11 September 2015 — non-lethal anti-drone defenses
Mon 07 September 2015 — really good books
Wed 29 July 2015 — Cotap is evil
Fri 24 July 2015 — books that don’t stink
Tue 26 May 2015 — Neal Stephenson’s new book stinks
Fri 22 May 2015 — server security certificate semi-pro tips
Fri 01 May 2015 — optimizing the wrong thing
Mon 30 March 2015 — in which I talk about a smartphone
Tue 17 February 2015 — political correctness
Wed 21 January 2015 — more SF/F, some very good indeed.
Thu 15 January 2015 — IPv6 is relatively easy
Fri 19 December 2014 — what I’ve been reading
Sat 13 December 2014 — lies, damned lies and benchmarks
Thu 11 December 2014 — on being sick
Thu 04 December 2014 — RIP Boing Boing (1995-2013)
Sat 22 November 2014 — easy vs complete: system stats
Tue 18 November 2014 — the real problem with systemd
Sat 15 November 2014 — want ads for technical jobs
Fri 14 November 2014 — when moving isnt moving so much
Sun 09 November 2014 — a new firewall
Thu 30 October 2014 — two stage mail filtering
Tue 14 October 2014 — removing systemd from a Debian jessie system
Sat 04 October 2014 — neuroethics in the era of advanced consciousness technologies
Sat 27 September 2014 — amateur IT
Thu 25 September 2014 — fail2ban and the repeat offender
Thu 25 September 2014 — shellshock explanations
Wed 24 September 2014 — first post