Haha! I remember now why I needed my notes to write this post, it’s because other than the Cipherspace talk, I didn’t actually go to anything that warranted talking about here. Oh well. The Cipherspace talk also confirmed in a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I’m at the airport! I packed my notes, so my DefCon day 3 post will have to wait until I get home. All in all I had an awesome time, but I can’t wait to see my sweet and the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Important detail is the drink holder at the kid urinal. Just in case little Bobby Tables is double fisting his brews on the way in…
Here are Marissa Lingon’s thoughts on voting for awards. Bottom line is: just do it. Hat tip to John Scalzi for the link.
I forgot to close my curtains when I went to bed, mostly thanks to the abrupt way I went to bed. Thanks to that, I woke up to blazing sunshine. Ahhh. Good thing too, as my sweet called me a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
BlackHat was good to us this year. Instead of standing in the 10000 strong line with my DefCon voucher for a few hours, I picked mine up between talks at BlackHat in roughy 13.6 seconds. I love DefCon. I don’t […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
BlackHat ended as it usually does for me, with a whimper. As I previously mentioned, I had given myself many side tasks to accomplish that day, and I got a bit focussed on them, regardless, I managed to see some […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Already halfway through day two, wtf? These things race by, and you have to grab on and hold tight or you miss everything… It doesn’t help that today has me changing hotels, picking up a defcon badge, going to a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Vegas is funny. It has, as Rands calls it, a reality distortion field around it. We went to the Sin City Brewery bar in the Flamingo last night to check it out… Pitchers were 15$, or two for 15$. Obvious […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Ok. I have survived four days of training. I liked BlackOps. It is a new offering by SensePost, and you can tell, as glitches occurred. Not the trainer’s fault, who spoke well, and knew his stuff. Now the real test […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…