Douglas Adams' "The Long Dark Tea Time of the Soul" and "The Invention of Capitalism: Classical Political Economy and the Secret History of Primitive Accumulation" by Michael Perelman.
Well on my part when my machine upgraded from Windows 7 to 10 I logged to the firewall and blocked pretty much every Microsoft site I could think of at the time.
This is a car company - and since they don't think infosec is important in their connected vehicles what security will they implement for the robots? I can just see this going very wrong.
In my case a Computer Sci degree morphed into an Information Science degree and it's done me well so far. I've worked in many a shop where other I.T. and security folk got degrees in oceanography, semiotics, etc. I've been the only one in many with a a pure I.S. degree.
That I get to walk behind some clod looking down at his/her mobile phone. So this study doesn't surprise me. There have been many, many, many times where I've wanted to shout "Put the fucking phone down and walk" But alas I just post about it online.
That in the Uniteed States this part "Anyone with an appropriate receiver could receive the ID number, but the database linking the ID with the registered owner would only be available to government agencies." concerns me most. Are they leaving a backdoor in the product and giving the government the key, or will they need a warrant to get those records in the U.S.?
At home there are two identical laptops. One took the Win10 upgrade no problem - the other refused to upgrade. So on Windows 7 it stays. The laptops will likely get replaced in the next years so I'm not going to sweat it.
At a former employer I had my financial people well trained. If an email looked even mildly suspicious they'd call we in the I.T./InfoSec group before doing anything. And I railed on the web developers that having an about page that listed everyone by full name with photo and title was a really BAD idea.
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YMMV - I worked with a millennial who was a great guy. I guess we had sympatico because we were both Italian-American.
More than a third my income comes out as taxes. It's pretty bad.
Douglas Adams' "The Long Dark Tea Time of the Soul" and "The Invention of Capitalism: Classical Political Economy and the Secret History of Primitive Accumulation" by Michael Perelman.
Those of us with four year degrees in the field form a non-elite university?
Well on my part when my machine upgraded from Windows 7 to 10 I logged to the firewall and blocked pretty much every Microsoft site I could think of at the time.
This is a car company - and since they don't think infosec is important in their connected vehicles what security will they implement for the robots? I can just see this going very wrong.
Assembler is for pussies. You've never coded until you've twiddled bits.
Bing to upload the stuff. I block bing at my firewalls and the logs constantly show my Win10 laptop trying to connect to Bing.
Tally-Genicom printers that can do 1500 lines. I used a lower model years back to crank out mailing labels. It was beautiful.
Yeah you have to read it to get that. Coal is some fairly nasty stuff anyhow. Lot of waste products from it are very toxic.
I start building a case against said bad manager. Last job we managed to get a VP of Engineering fired.
They want every kid in school to learn to code. I said good luck with that.
In my case a Computer Sci degree morphed into an Information Science degree and it's done me well so far. I've worked in many a shop where other I.T. and security folk got degrees in oceanography, semiotics, etc. I've been the only one in many with a a pure I.S. degree.
I found awhile ago you can re-negotiate your contract with an ISP if you're a govt of commercial user. So, ymmv.
Well yeah they are rock solid. I left IIS a very long time ago as I realized what an insecure piece of crap it was.
That I get to walk behind some clod looking down at his/her mobile phone. So this study doesn't surprise me. There have been many, many, many times where I've wanted to shout "Put the fucking phone down and walk" But alas I just post about it online.
None of those 'upgrades' is enough to get me to download it.
That in the Uniteed States this part "Anyone with an appropriate receiver could receive the ID number, but the database linking the ID with the registered owner would only be available to government agencies." concerns me most. Are they leaving a backdoor in the product and giving the government the key, or will they need a warrant to get those records in the U.S.?
Yup - that's the beauty of cash. It's pretty much untraceable.
At home there are two identical laptops. One took the Win10 upgrade no problem - the other refused to upgrade. So on Windows 7 it stays. The laptops will likely get replaced in the next years so I'm not going to sweat it.
I'v used Ubuntu. Mint, CentOS etc. All of them require a little extra heavy lifting but once you're past that you're good.
At a former employer I had my financial people well trained. If an email looked even mildly suspicious they'd call we in the I.T. /InfoSec group before doing anything. And I railed on the web developers that having an about page that listed everyone by full name with photo and title was a really BAD idea.
I recall using Ubuntu 12.04 and had to do agent switchers, install a bunch of stuff just to watch Netflix videos.
There's no reason to run a browser without AdBlock and ScriptSafe. That would be my minimum.
Well - we've all had the ability to re-chip our car computers so I don't see this being any different.