Worth Reading: Making Distributed Work Successful 28 May 2024 Don’t call it remote work. Today Johna and Greg dive into distributed work– the future where there is no office vs. remote, there are just asynchronistic workers and their computer screens. Leaders have to move beyond “management by walking around” or “onboarding by shadowing.” Worth Reading: IPv6 Stockpiling 27 May 2024 When the term “IPv6 stockpiling” is mentioned, it often creates surprise. Historically, discussions surrounding IPv6 were focused on making it easier for organisations to access and deploy large IPv6 blocks. Worth Reading: Was There A Trojan Horse Hidden In Section 230 All Along That Could Enable Adversarial Interoperability? 27 May 2024 There’s a fascinating new lawsuit against Meta that includes a surprisingly novel interpretation of Section 230. If the court buys it, this interpretation could make the open web a lot more open, while chipping away at the centralized control of the biggest tech companies. Worth Reading: Examining an African Cable Break 23 May 2024 On Sunday, May 12, two submarine cables (Seacom and EASSy) suffered breaks along a stretch of coastline between the cable landing stations in Mtunzini, South Africa and Maputo, Mozambique. It was the latest in a historically bad run of submarine cable failures that have led to disruptions of internet service around the continent of Africa. Worth Reading: When Colorless Green DNNs Sleep Furiously in an Unexplainable Fantasy 23 May 2024 It seems that the misguided hype surrounding deep learning and in turn artificial intelligence (AI) does not seem to be subsiding. In fact, with the advent of Large Language Models (LLMs) and products therefrom, such as GPT-4, Sora, Copilot, Llama 3, etc., many have been raising up the ante as we started to hear of declarations such as “AGI (artificial general intelligence) is near,” or that “kids should stop learning to code because AI programming is here.” Worth Reading: Americans Work Too Much and Too Little 22 May 2024 Engaging with literal pornbots on Twitter is less soul-sucking than reading the tone-deaf striver banalities and motivational tripe that festoon the place: “Here are five things I learned about peer-to-peer marketing after proposing to my girlfriend,” etc. Worth Reading: [Podcast] Measuring RPKI and BGP with Oregon RouteViews 22 May 2024 This time on PING, Doug Madory from Kentik discusses his recent measurements of the Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) system worldwide, and its visible impact on the stability and security of the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). Worth Reading: The FTC Ban on Noncompete Agreements Is Misguided 21 May 2024 The Federal Trade Commission has shifted focus in recent months away from its traditional goal of protecting consumers and toward one of protecting workers instead. Most recently, the agency issued a rule that would ban essentially all noncompete agreements in employment contracts. Worth Reading: Authenticated DNSSEC Bootstrapping 21 May 2024 When a domain owner decides to have their zone secured with DNSSEC, adding validation keys and signatures to the zone are only half the story. To allow resolvers to start validating signatures, it is also necessary to link a least one of the domain’s validation keys (DNSKEY records) to the global DNSSEC chain of trust. Worth Reading: LLMs’ Data-Control Path Insecurity 20 May 2024 Data and control used the same channel. That is, the commands that told the phone switch what to do were sent along the same path as voices. « Previous 1 … 30 31 32 33 34 … 37 Next »
