Heya! I've been a bit preoccupied with a different writing project i might talk about more in a couple days (if things go well), so I've decided to just rec...| Kami's Corner
Given my interest in extending the life of my SD cards and hard drives as much as possible, I’m surprised I haven’t come across /dev/shm before. In a word it’s a world-accessible RAM scratchpad, which seems baked right into POSIX, so that virtually every ~Unix~ EDIT: Linux system already has it mounted as a tmpfs by default: 1 2 ❯ mount | grep '/dev/shm' tmpfs on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,nodev,inode64) Today’s lucky 10,000, indeed.| hiandrewquinn.github.io
Mediation analysis has gotten a lot of flak, including classic titles such as “Yes, but what’s the mechanism? (Don’t expect an easy answer)” (Bullock et al., 2010), “What mediation analysis can (not) do” (Fiedler et al., 2011), “Indirect effect ex machina” (The 100% CI, 2019), “In psychology everyth| The 100% CI
Nasal sprays, constructed languages, and sassy sci-fi satires| blog.ncase.me
First published 25 August 2017. Last updated 10 September 2017. This is an introduction to a series of posts which I’ll write on an ongoing basis. The theme is to explore ideas I used to hold…| Evan Sandhoefner
Previously: security engineer at Square, co-author of HackLang, put the 's' in https at Facebook. Maker of CTFs.| www.quaxio.com
When is your Always On VPN not Always On? An Always On VPN client uses a machine certificate to connect to the VPN gateway and connect to the network on startup. This feature is wonderful since it allows VPN clients to process machine group policies and even makes it easy for users with expired passwords to reset their passwords. But how can you verify that the machine channel is connected if you can’t see any indicators on the logon screen?| A Square Dozen | A. Gross Blog