I'm looking forward this amazing line up of content, especially around container security topics.

Hooray! I've been waiting for a process like this for the 10+ yrs #Fedora has been my daily driver. Looking forward to another decade ;) fedoramagazine.org/something-bugg…

Long been a proponent of this idea! API and implementation should be separated & high coupling in kubernetes always bugged me. It's extremely important now as kube matures tackling more & more uses cases: edge or HPC. Implementation will matter though -- scrutinize for your case.

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Always love these pictures with the menacing looking missile-like things hanging from the jets....which are usually innocuous fuel/drop tanks.

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"Using encryption to create mutual hostage relationships might offer a useful solution to the dilemma of how to proportionally respond to malicious cyber campaigns without violating international norms" politico.com/news/magazine/…

An easy read on the history of the ACA challenges, with great context on how we got into this crazy situation. healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377/hbl…

Google meet needs a feature where it will do a person-network analysis on meeting participants, find people that haven't met before, and present a bio/primer to each person on those participants.

Thanks to availability heuristic, everyone now assumes selection bias. What we really need is more easy to grok diagrams (with interesting backstories) of *other* cognitive biases.

#Linux Foundation unveils Sigstore — a Let's Encrypt for code signing bit.ly/3l7V1MM #CyberSecurity #TechJunkieNews

The Amazon Web Services Managed NAT Gateway fucks all creatures great and small. A thread.

honestly Ceph is just dark magic. Over the past few days, we’ve moved hundreds of terabytes of a customer data across systems from SSDs to NVMe.. and not a single blip, no one notices a thing, VMs just hum along. Open source is awesome.

Patch your software. The root cause here was running Kubernetes v1.8.4 (released Nov. 2017!!!) and runc 1.0.0-rc2 (released Oct. 2016!!!). Both of these were ***years*** past their security fix EOL.

Is "zero trust" over-used and ill defined? Yes. Will it help us get to a security centric architectures we've wanted for decades? Maybe! I'm going to tack to the zeitgeist if it helps forward that goal (while using it appropriately & defining/scoping it). csoonline.com/article/363811…

'command -p'

Makes a compelling case for focusing on fleets and buses in particular. This focuses on the infrastructure side; I imagine there are huge benefits all around for consumers, city planners, and transportation managers too. cleantechnica.com/2021/11/03/tra…

Dang...usually don't fall for these! nice job

Now sure why stevia seems to be everywhere these days, but this needs to stop. It tastes awful to some of us. These are plenty of alternatives to offer.

Apropos of nothing...a reminder that when implementing a zero trust architecture, make sure your control plane is also zero trust.