Software developer. Sysadmin. Into: interconnection, telephony, net engineering, comm. infra., security, snark, birds. 🦝 Also @mdhardeman@infosec.exchange
Hoover, AL
Joined April 2013
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I'm aware of at least one HSM with a PKCS12 integration library that utilizes faux keys which the driver uses to dereference to a hardware signing/encryption operation. Is there a library like that which has a failure mode where it uses the faux key if the hardware op fails?
Waiting for a lane at my local shooting range and there’s another guy waiting wearing a camo hat with a big Nasty Pig logo. That’s representation…or something. 🤣
If we design a really absurd but super flexible data structure for linking people and their relationships, and if the algorithm to traverse the tree is necessarily of poor performance, can we call it a Big-O Tree?
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For those of you that know I spend a lot of time trying to deal with the Robocall Robotext issues this doument fro the FCC is actually inportant. It postulates mandating Rich Call Data across the US real time communications network.
docs.fcc.gov/public/attachme…
Sometimes I have heinously awful ideas that I just can't get rid of without committing them to a visual. Anyway, this is one of those.
ALT An AI generated image of a parody boxed software package in the style of Microsoft Visual Studio called "Microsloth Visual AIDS" has a possibly blind woman with dark shades sitting in a room filled with computers.
This year and going into next, I'd like to up my Reddit trolling. To elevate it, if you will. By starting some sort of subreddit for discussion of elevator safety in a paranormal context, like if elevator urban legends are true. Do elevators sacrifice passengers randomly?
Justin Timberlake announced Lyme disease diagnosis.
ALT An anthropomorphic tick dressed as a police officer is interactive with Justin Timberlake. A caption reads "This is going to ruin the tour".
I did not expect to see old PBX equipment in the vintage area at Southern Fried Gaming today in Atlanta, but they have some amazing stuff!
Is there a person or team responsible for macOS Finder's search function and, if there is, what kind of security detail has it taken to keep them alive and well?
