I thought this scheme sounded familiar. Silicon Valley s3 ep1. Right from the Hooli playbook. https://t.co/HIRvTN53NV
— Phil Haack (@haacked) June 25, 2016
YOOJ cycle times on releases!
We set the alert threshold very low, wanting to be alerted more than less at the start.
i wonder if i should just do sudo
That method name was suggested by me as a replacement for i_suck_and_my_tests_are_order_dependent, which we all decided was too negative.
— John Nunemaker (@jnunemaker) June 24, 2016
Remember when London was one of the two biggest financial centers in the world?
— Matt O'Brien (@ObsoleteDogma) June 24, 2016
better known as Randy California
"Unfortunately, you can't change your legislative provider
Neighbors can sign a no trespass document that will allow the police to enter your property at any time whether you are home or not.
you know, if I could fly, I'd never have to take stairs again
Problems with learning opsec: 1) highly context dependent, 2) classified literature, 3) one you have learned it, you shouldn't talk about it
— Chelsea Komlo (@chelseakomlo) June 22, 2016
This training class is painful. I could have read the power point on my own instead of you reading it word for word.
CVE-2015-7499: Nokogiri gem contains a heap-based buffer overflow vulnerability in libxml2 - RubySec
The main problem with our industry is that it's not exclusionary enough.
— Aram HÄvÄrneanu (@aramh) June 21, 2016
U-G-L-Y, you ain't got no alibi, you ugly
hot chicken doesn't sound awesome
Installed in minutes, stolen in seconds.
anyone interested in a track workout tomorrow morning
Announcing: KatieConf 2016
— KatieConf (@KatieConf) June 13, 2016
A one-day conference to be held in Katherine, with talks only by speakers called Katie!https://t.co/QYburR008c
