Tag:Linux
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Getting Things Done : A Cobbler's Tale
Starting sometime mid-year in 2011, I began having more 'stuff' to do than even my eidetic memory could help with. It's not that I forgot things, per se, but the ability to mentally recall and prioritize work, family, personal and other…
Three Resolutions For Mac OS X Users
In 2011, we saw a large increase in web site exploits that exposed private user data as well as a breakdown in the trust of SSL (for various reasons) and the introduction of real malware on to the OS X scene. If there were just three…
WEIS 2011 :: Keynote :: Dr Christopher Greer
Dr Greer [cgreer at ostp.eop.gov] is Assistant Director, Information Technology R&D, Office of Science & Technology Policy, The White…
dbClone "hack" for OS X
Moloch built a Windows & Linux impersonation/cloning utility in Python that was/is meant to be used from a USB/external volume. The utility can save the cloned host id to a local file and also has the capability to use a simple HTTP GET…
"Repairing" Strict Transport Security in Chrome on OS X
One of my subdomains is for mail and I was using an easy DNS hack to point it to my hosted Gmail setup (just create a CNAME pointing to ghs.google.com ). This stopped working for some folks this week and I've had no time to debug exactly…
Backup Workflow
I'm [still] a die-hard OS X user, despite the increasing gatekeeper motif Apple is sporting these days. My main computer is a MacBook Pro which I would stupidly run back into a burning building to rescue. Everything is on it. Everything .…