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Bryan Seitz
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Russell Cameron ThomasTo anyone who is new in InfoSec, Quant Risk, etc., especially if you feel like an outsider and don't know anyone --
Please say hello. I'm happy to connect.
I'm now officially an Old Timer™️, but once I was new like you
Let me know what help you might need. Ask dumb questions.
(Please boost. Thanks)
#cybersecurity #InformationSecurity #risk #quantitative #metrics
God 
When I get to 100,000 followers on Mastodon I will officially bring Mastodons back from extinction.
Boost and favorite this post to help make this happen ASAP.
Marlene MhangamiHi everyone! I'm Marlene and here's my introductory toot❤️ 👋🏾
I'm a software engineer and Pythonista, currently working remotely for Voltron Data. I was on the board of the PSF and just joined as the vice chair of the ACM Practitioner board. I'm also an organizer for PyCon Africa 🌍
I love computers, open source and learning. I'm also a big fan of creative coding and enjoy experimenting with AI and ML a lot! I'd love to connect with other #python people here❤️ ✨
TProphetThis isn't a Black Friday deal, but I don't know how much longer it could possibly last. @2600 still offers lifetime subscriptions for $260, the same price it has been since the 1980s. If you want digital too, you can buy that for an extra $100. Keep getting 2600 until either you or we expire. https://store.2600.com/collections/subscriptions-renewals/products/lifetime-subscription
Mike ShewardBreaking in is half the battle: Follow Laura Knight through her adventures in Penetration Testing.
The Pen Test Diaries allow you to follow a penetration tester through the technical, and non-technical processes involved in testing an organisations information security measures.
Based on the author's real world experiences, the diaries tell fictionalised versions of penetration testing discoveries.
Simon WillisonThe thing where Tumblr and maybe Flickr are embracing ActivityPub is just so interesting to me
For years now the single biggest challenge in launching new social software has been bootstrapping new social graphs for your users
Around 2010 the answer was to use FB and Twitter APIs, but those have got more restricted over time and don't really feel like a safe bet to build on in 2022
Having smaller (but still huge!) networks embrace an open standard feels like a HUGE leap forward
Musk: “I want to be as hands on in the development process as possible, so to that end, could someone please provide me with the FTP credentials, a copy of Microsoft FrontPage and a Dreamweaver keygen?”
mtswThis type of shit is the modern American contribution - built almost exclusively by right wing reactionaries! - to the most historically important type of building in Western culture. Absolute dogshit!
