Retired CISSP. Reformed former CISO. Also an architect, strategist, and risk manager. Radio nut and font fanatic.
I don't do LinkedIn or most other social media. I am on Bluesky, same handle. I might mention my website occasionally.
Retired CISSP. Reformed former CISO. Also an architect, strategist, and risk manager. Radio nut and font fanatic.
I don't do LinkedIn or most other social media. I am on Bluesky, same handle. I might mention my website occasionally.
I found my stomach laugh of the day.
"Usenet, I have never heard of that VPN provider"
LOL
My daughter just asked me "Why would they call it 'sweet n low' and use a treble clef instead of bass?"
🤯
Decades. I've ignored this glaring #marketing fail for decades.
Adobe is now processing all your PDFs in the cloud, by default. The setting to “Enable generative AI features in Acrobat” was on, and I didn’t know it until I opened a document and Adobe asked me if I wanted a document summary. It’s annoying to have to click “No,” so I opened settings to disable the prompt.
THE PROBLEM
I sign Non-Disclosure Agreements for many of my clients. Adobe is a potential leak of protected information. I don’t know what Adobe does with this information. I don’t know what they store, or for how long. I don’t know what country (or countries) the data is stored in. I don’t know what LLMs are trained with this data. And I don’t need to know. What I need to know is that they won’t use default opt-in as a legal excuse to wiretap my information.
I recommend that you check your Adobe settings on all devices, for all Adobe accounts.
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Just finished "Making Silicon Valley"
This is a great book! Connects the dots starting with amateur radio nuts in the 1910s, and carries through into the 1970s.
Highly recommended. Thanks to whoever pointed me to this, I can't seem to find that now.
https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262622110/making-silicon-valley/
I told my husband that posting this could literally take down the instance and he is insisting I post it