Notices by Aris Adamantiadis :verified:💲Paid (aris@infosec.exchange), page 2

@ryanc isn't that basically how we do threat modeling? Except we use third person, it's weird otherwise

@ryanc Most people can't make the difference between experience-based confidence and hot-air-based confidence because they look the same.
But I've found that in positions of authority, it's always good to have someone else cover you and explicitly say "I endorse xyz's plan"

@ryanc Is it the infosec equivalent of "Actually, I'm the manager?"

@ryanc loose lips sink ships as they said. That's written in font 35 on the first page of an NDA I had to sign for a project.

I had an oil leak in my computer I had to clean it up

The stuff leaking in my computer case.

@ryanc Yes I agree. I meant that having the option to not have your gender in a database that does not require it is better than having to fill incorrect or insulting information

@ryanc #3 is really weird but I guess many people would want to pick up #5

@lcamtuf Whatever you do you with your snow plowing business, you'll never match that comedic genius

@ryanc The NIST specs indicate at many places that 521 is not a typo because it looks so weird when we're used to powers of two

@golemwire that question is one order of magnitude too narrow to answer properly

@ryanc no comment either

@ryanc @dalias so you know how to write a makefile. Cmake is a very powerful tool if you just read the doc.

@ryanc @dalias ... then use the provided cmakefile? There's no way in hell the hardcoded makefile that we find in the oldschool tarballs support cross compiling anyway.

@ryanc @dalias I 100% prefer that to the orphan C files that are sometimes given to us by clients without any instructions on how to build them and what deps to expect. If you don't like the build system, writing a makefile and bypass cmake should take 10 minutes.

@ryanc

@ryanc As demonstrated to be utterly flawed in pop-fi 30 years ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zVgWpVXb64

@ryanc The uprise of machines has started.

Good words but I recommend options 4, 3, 2, 1, 5 in that order. Reading Dune without Messiah is like watching Star Wars without The Empire Strikes Back.