I'm in the southeast US and only have single-pane windows on my house. Of course, my house was built in 1990, so it's probably more about the house's age.
My favorite Discworld book is his last, The Shepherd's Crown. After doing the whole library, I felt it ending well. Then you read the afterword by Rob Wilkins... you get all the feels.
I work at a top-10 US bank. If you add our contractors, we have nearly 1000 people in the cyber org. I have 26 people in my direct report org and 235 in my dotted-line org. The 26 folks in my direct report org only do firewall policy changes.
I've been running Plex for years (maybe a decade or more). Yes, there are a bunch of mainstream-ish features that I don't use. It's still simple for everyone in my family (including older parents) to navigate and use. I use it for movies, TV, and it runs a photo screen saver with family pics.
I'm in the southeast US and only have single-pane windows on my house. Of course, my house was built in 1990, so it's probably more about the house's age.
My favorite Discworld book is his last, The Shepherd's Crown. After doing the whole library, I felt it ending well. Then you read the afterword by Rob Wilkins... you get all the feels.
Re-reading the original Ringworld series by Larry Niven so that I can read the newer Fleet of World series. Currently on Ringworld Throne.
Did you know there is a fediverse reading tracker called Bookwyrm? You can find me here! https://books.infosec.exchange/user/xavier
He was arrested about 10 years ago. Interesting interview and recap...
Have you tried Open Camera or Cymera? May be easier to use another camera app.
AHHH! NATION STATE!!!
This applies to you monogamous people, as well as us poly folks.
Here's a non-paywall link: http://archive.is/newest/https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/08/business/uri-geller-magic-deep-fakes.html
I'm currently going through Niven's work. I'd suggest The Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle.
Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir is also an amazing book if you haven't read it yet.
One more suggestion: Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C. Clarke
Lemmy Native - but only out of ignorance. Gunna start looking at these now.
Smashing Security Podcast is a great one, too. Less technical, more fun. Plus, they're on Mastodon: @smashingsecurity@mastodon.green
I work at a top-10 US bank. If you add our contractors, we have nearly 1000 people in the cyber org. I have 26 people in my direct report org and 235 in my dotted-line org. The 26 folks in my direct report org only do firewall policy changes.
I've been running Plex for years (maybe a decade or more). Yes, there are a bunch of mainstream-ish features that I don't use. It's still simple for everyone in my family (including older parents) to navigate and use. I use it for movies, TV, and it runs a photo screen saver with family pics.
Look like the link is broken. I get what I think is a 404 message in Russian.
Yay @jerry@infosec.exchange