@Lerg

Pilot, IT Security Leader, firearms instructor, speaker, author, photographer. Co-host of the Defensive Security Podcast. Elder Nerd. [email protected]

Marietta, GA
Joined July 2008
Crying Wolf on AI Threats?
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Software Liability: Not Like Aircraft Manufacturing
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Why We Still Buy Insecure Software
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The Globus INK, a Soviet navigation computer used for spaceflight
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Selfie from the bridge of Icon Of The Seas. Sadly they would not let me on the helm.
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Got up to some Monkey Business in Routan.
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Few highlights from the Chacchoben Mayan Ruins. Currently populated by Spider Monkeys.
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Please try not to break the internet today. Enjoying coffee off the coast of Cuba.
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Andrew Kalat retweeted
This is a previously unpublished photo of 9/11, taken at the base of the North Tower of the World Trade Center shortly before it collapsed. It was developed from a previously unknown rubble camera, which we investigate in our film, "32 Frames: A 9/11 Mystery".
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AI Attacks are not Magic
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AI Threats: Basics Still Matter
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The decision to fly this close removed all room for error and was an extremely risky maneuver. Yes they got away with it. This time. Unnecessary and arrogant. There are no old bold pilots for a reason. But this also risked thousands of people.
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Andrew Kalat retweeted
BREAKING: 𝕏 reveals it uncovered a Chinese bot farm of roughly 200,000 accounts, including hundreds used to influence U.S. debate over AI data centers & energy policy.
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Andrew Kalat retweeted
Economic progress isn't just about earning more; it's about how much of your income is left over after covering the basics. In 1929, Americans’ spending on food, clothing, housing, utilities, and household maintenance was equal to about 55 percent of disposable personal income. By 2024, that share had fallen to 32 percent.
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Reacher being called “hobocop” is one of the best lines in TV this year.
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This is non-sensical. It’s PRIVATE property. They own it once they buy it. It’s worth it to them to do this to their private property. If I buy something rare, do I need some permission to do what I want? If it’s so important buy them yourself and donate to a museum.
Advocates have launched an online war against tech giants after an increasing mountain of evidence shows they’re buying rare and antique books en masse and feeding them to large language models—only to slice off their spines and destroy the original print copies in the process.
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If I buy a stupid expensive and rare car then go out and crash it, that’s my own stupid right. It’s mine. You get no say.
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Private property rights are some of our most important rights. You don’t get to tell me what I do with my own stuff if it’s not directly harming you. These advocates just hate AI and are clutching their pearls about this without merit.
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Ad Blockers: A Necessary Defense
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