Shamiq

Scroll down, and see if you can find these buttons: http://i.imgur.com/7k0u2FH.png

Sorry, forgot I don't get notifications of comments: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Byy0Ndr-t_cjSG5pcHk2bVRTTjQ...

Facebook has done a talk about this -- drop me an email.

Thanks, that works.

I'm having troubles getting the twitter blurb to load. Any recommendations? http://i.imgur.com/h3IshHe.png

Where are you based? I picked up climbing in May 2012, and can offer you some advice based on what I've been through. Email's in my profile to continue the chat if you want.

Awesome list for self-study! If you work in a sufficiently large organization, or are well-connected enough to sit and chat with the breakers, get them into a room, and drill them about their processes, their information sources, and their mindset.

Beyond the deep, technical knowledge you'll gain following daeken's recipe, there's a whole set of security thought and security models you'll need to learn. It's hard to figure out and differentiate between threats unless you can think like an attacker, then work a system like an attacker does.

Taking bets on the odds of this being disallowed for places where it would be actually useful (for example: airports; municipal buildings; skyscrapers).

Hey, I know you!

Excel.

No idea...I'm in no position to psycho-analyze whomever downvoted D:

They probably think you're kidding.

At what point will you consider moving to a different provider?

Cool, a birthday gift from Space. :)

Method two? Two methods? I'm so lost.

RTFA first?

This is a disconcerting self-community interaction analysis tool. I don't like my top comments at all.

I'm having some difficulty in deciphering how this study defines success regarding 4chan. From what I recall (google-fu failing me), 4chan is expensive to run and Chris is having a hard time generating revenue off the beast.

Perhaps success here is defined as success was defined previously -- lots of users, great potential for monetization, just need to figure out a successful business strategy.

As they point out -- you would need a visitor to remain on any given page for a relatively long period of time. Works well for long-form content, but breaks down in shorter chunks.

One thing I'm particularly interested in would be embedding this in a frame similar to stumbleupons web interface and allowing for revenue sharing with the user.

When creating an Alert, there is an option to choose feed as the "deliver to" destination.

http://i.imgur.com/1uo4R.png

Definitely leaving that last piece up to our collective imaginations...

Ooo...a job opening. And CiSO will have a bit of sway for a few more weeks at least. It's surprising how fast someone can de-prioritize security when they see how much it costs.

Anything in Seattle/Eastside?

Not the gift, but the way the gift is structured. MIT can't sell it another entity, and even if they could, non-voting shares mean they can't be used to strongarm Bose.

In otherwords, protecting Bose from MIT.

A bit more semantic on "first time": It contiunes to work until the recipient actually begins to pay attention to who you are and what you're doing. At which point, the approach may need tweaking to retain efficacy.

May I ask what you do with the old machines?

I bought the mac version from Gametreemac -- when I have periods of dropped connections, my game doesn't give me a warning, it completely dies. This has forced me to save nearly every minute or so. Terrible UX :(

Almost makes me wish I torrented a copy.

Ouch...

edit maybe if you implemented to spec...

Funny, most of the few women I see in Tech ARE minority women...

Fixed. Thanks.