It's slightly strange...
...but the largest amount of non-LiveJournal feedback I receive (specifically concerning my LiveJournal entries) continues to focus on what's wrong with LiveJournal security. Usually, in the case of old lags and former comrades, it's the familiar leg-pulling or banter ("You're STILL on LJ? Why, in the name of all that's unholy, are you using that...blogger's teabag of a security joke?" etc.).
It's a fair question, given the seemingly unending notoriety/user blindness out there regarding EllJay's rep in the wild. And whilst I poke fun at it all myself now and again (http://sensaes.journalspace.com/?entryid=250), the reason why you can read this entry if you're not in some mythical "inner circle" should speak volumes (I hope). Does anyone wear this stuff with pride? https://www.spreadshirt.com/shop.php?sid=121380&op=articles&p=1
Independent corroboration never hurts, though, so once again I'm grateful to arcanology_blog for following (and reporting on) the DEFCON proceedings:
https://www.defcon.org/html/defcon-16/dc-16-speakers.html#Hamiel
(http://www.arcanology.com/?p=2368)
The mishaps and marauders associated with (anti)social networking are little more than a niche interest, but I still try to keep a weather eye on where the money's generally headed...for old times' sake. ;o)
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Edit: Via sott_rss, that other great techie mainstay of these parts - the tangible invisibility cloak - makes a welcome return to newsworthiness...
http://www.newsdaily.com/stories/n10294189-cloaking/
It's a fair question, given the seemingly unending notoriety/user blindness out there regarding EllJay's rep in the wild. And whilst I poke fun at it all myself now and again (http://sensaes.journalspace.com/?entryid=250), the reason why you can read this entry if you're not in some mythical "inner circle" should speak volumes (I hope). Does anyone wear this stuff with pride? https://www.spreadshirt.com/shop.php?sid=121380&op=articles&p=1
Independent corroboration never hurts, though, so once again I'm grateful to arcanology_blog for following (and reporting on) the DEFCON proceedings:
https://www.defcon.org/html/defcon-16/dc-16-speakers.html#Hamiel
(http://www.arcanology.com/?p=2368)
The mishaps and marauders associated with (anti)social networking are little more than a niche interest, but I still try to keep a weather eye on where the money's generally headed...for old times' sake. ;o)
_______________________________
Edit: Via sott_rss, that other great techie mainstay of these parts - the tangible invisibility cloak - makes a welcome return to newsworthiness...
http://www.newsdaily.com/stories/n10294189-cloaking/