nickdothutton

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1051.
Order to Tackle / Top Posts of Interest?(blog.eutopian.io)
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1052.
by nickdothutton 8y ago
Reminds me of the 1990 network-wide outage AT&T suffered, aka "the big one of nine-oh". Caused by a bad update which took a couple of weeks to eventually bork the entire network.
1053.
by nickdothutton 8y ago
Writing is an art, even non-fiction writing, and it is the art part that I work-on and worry most about in my own writing (all of which is non-fiction). Difficult books, yes. That doesn't mean books without stylistic beauty or felicity
1054.
by nickdothutton 8y ago
There's no legal/moral/ethical silver bullet here.It's a difficult enough problem even without allowing for the possibility of a tyrannical/abusive state (which you could argue is a failure mode of a democracy, and
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by nickdothutton 8y ago
Is it just me, or have we converged on 1 reactor design (the tokamak) relatively early on in the process? I appreciate that funds need to be concentrated in order to have an impact, but we have built dozens of this design since the 1950s, y
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Avoiding the Infosec Extinction (2017)(blog.eutopian.io)
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by nickdothutton 8y ago
The reality is that the large US tech giants this is aimed at are essentially mercantile companies. Paying little or no UK tax on significant UK revenues, which are then remitted via tax efficient structures to the US parent. Profits are a
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Geopolitics for Cyber Security, Software, and Company Builders(blog.eutopian.io)
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1059.
The Largest Open Goal in Cyber Security (isn't What You Think)(blog.eutopian.io)
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1060.
Winning Systems for Security Practitioners(blog.eutopian.io)
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1061.
Better Odds for Founders and Their VCs(blog.eutopian.io)
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1062.
The Next Big Thing? Go Back to the Future(blog.eutopian.io)
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Breach Handling and the High Ground(blog.eutopian.io)
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1064.
NSA PRISM's Commercial Cousin(blog.eutopian.io)
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1065.
A Universal Lemma for Security Compliance(blog.eutopian.io)
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1066.
Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Cyber Security Skills Shortage(blog.eutopian.io)
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1067.
Is this the age of “Strategic Software” (2017)(blog.eutopian.io)
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1068.
by nickdothutton 8y ago
Of all the places to spend time and effort, a UK Galileo would not be my first choice. Particularly since I don't foresee much of a divergence between UK and US foreign policy of the sort that would result in the UK's loss of acce
1069.
by nickdothutton 8y ago
I wondered why an obscure post of mine was suddenly popular. A clarification: The Therac-25 had an unfortunate race condition, what made this deadly was the conscious decision by the designers to REMOVE the physical safety interlock. They d