hdmoore

Peter Gutmann's "Engineering Security" book is an excellent treatise on trust and currently free: https://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/pubs/book.pdf

A beautiful demonstration by people who like macs and don't understand geometry or economics.

Metasploit Framework rolls out new banners: https://github.com/rapid7/metasploit-framework/pull/5047

This is an excellent example of using a parser as a language. Whether it has any legs depends on whether it beats existing tools on some front (sed, perl, ruby, etc). The concurrent angle is interesting, but I have found a multi-process approach to stream data to be more efficient than most concurrent single-process implementations. For example, with DAP (https://github.com/rapid7/dap), we found that GNU Parallel + Ruby MRI was more effective than a concurrent language such as Go.

Thanks for the suggestions! Great background music.

For the mid-afternoon slump, I dig Dave Snelgrove's bass tracks: https://soundcloud.com/davidsnelgrove

Overwerk, Orbital, and similar electronic/ambient artists are my zen-mode gotos. 9:00am after writing code until 4:00am? It better have screeching electric guitar and heavy bass. Industrial is a great way to wake up.