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What up Martin.Website is pretty sweet and professional.Resume looks impressive.life blows over here, but stay focused.I’ll see u soon.P.S, Mark Martin is doing pretty good huh.peace
what up kid…..
wooo wooooott
The phone rings at KGB headquarters.
“Hello?”
“Hello, is this KGB?”
“Yes. What do you want?”
“I’m calling to report my neighbor Yankel Rabinovitz as an enemy of the State. He is hiding undeclared diamonds in his firewood.”
“This will be noted.”
Next day, the KGB goons come over to Rabinovitz’s house. They search the shed where the firewood is kept, break every piece of wood, find no diamonds, swear at Yankel Rabinovitz and leave.
The phone rings at Rabinovitz’s house.
“Hello, Yankel! Did the KGB come?”
“Yes.”
“Did they chop your firewood?”
“Yes, they did.”
“Okay, now it’s your turn to call. I need my vegetable patch plowed.”
Whats this? No category for philosophy? heh ..
Well, I ran across this, perhaps some of you guys would find it useful. I did…
http://fringe.davesource.com/Fringe/Entertainment/Books/Scott_Adams.Gods_Debris.pdf
This is a fictional discussion between two characters, on philosophy, by Scott Adams. You know, the Dilbert guy. I think I agree with everything he says here. It’s about 150 pages, but it’s a super easy read, if you’ve got a flexible mind.
Rock on dude.
-Mars
p.s. -
I vote for new posts on top. Just my .02
Yo Mars… this is like a Facebook wall, where anything goes — geek related or not :)
Hello marcin, nice site and amazin content. keep with the cool work
Hey, why’d you take down your Perl? Couldn’t handle the PU induced ownage?
To be honest… it wasn’t my Perl, and I would agree that it sucked.
Quote from Slashdot:
“Jack of all trades, master of none — but often better, than master of one.” -Adam Savage, The Last Hope
Quote from Slashdot posted above by Marcin is so true.
I am doing my Project Management in Information Technology course and i can understand this quote quite well now:)
Congrats Marcin and Dre on the anniversary. Keep up the good work!
Cheers
Shoaib
They are plenty of books out there, i find these two books quite useful and with good resources.
Network Security: Private Communication in a Public World
by Charlie Kaufman (Author), Radia Perlman (Author), Mike Speciner (Author)
And
Security in Computing, 4th Edition by Charles P. Pfleeger and Shari Lawrence Pfleeger
Another good security book by Schneier will be releasing soon on 29th September 2008.
Check it out:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0470395354/counterpane/
More details:
http://www.schneier.com/book-sos.html
Hi all,
One of my assignment question is:
One argument in the security community is that lack of diversity is itself vulnerability. For example, the two dominant browsers, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Internet Explorer, are used by approximately 95 percent of Internet users. What security risk does this control of the market introduce? Suppose there were three (each with a significant share of the market). What three negate that security risk?
I think this is a very interesting question and would like to see your responses?
Shoaib
Was browsing tonight because I have nothing better to do than to search everything CISSP while I wait for my results from the CISSP exam I took last Sunday. Much to my dismay, I came across one of your articles about CISSP and whether it holds any validity. And here I naively thought that once I had obtained this cert the magical doors of opportunity would open up to any government job I wanted. The article I read was thought provoking and the comments left were equally so. I looked around the rest of your site and was thoroughly impressed. I see I still have a lot to learn and appreciate the obvious time and attention that went in to maintaining this site. You have a new fan. Thanks again,
Katie Avril