The Rise of Autonomous Code

The Rise of Autonomous Code

The idea of code that can fix itself represents a monumental advancement in artificial intelligence (AI) and software development. However, this innovation has a dark counterpart: autonomous...

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A Tribute To My Friend John

A Tribute To My Friend John

John was usually a man of few words and even fewer visitors. He'd kept to himself for as long as I'd known him - a grumpy, stubbornly solitary guy whose real passion was the hobby of remote control...

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I Passed the CISSP Exam

Today, I finally conquered the CISSP exam—a milestone I’ve been working toward recently. It’s been a long journey filled with lots of late-night study, some anxiety near the end, and a whole lot of...

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The Pentester Blueprint

The Pentester Blueprint

“The Pentester Blueprint” is a great guide for anyone interested in pursuing a career in penetration testing or cybersecurity. The book, co-authored by Kim Crawley and Phillip L. Wylie, provides a...

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Raku: Why It Hasn't Caught On

I've been watching Raku since it was still Perl 6, back when Larry Wall gave his State of the Onion talk in 2000 . Fifteen years from announcement to 1.0. You can defend the timeline; they were...

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Do Not "Switch To Linux"

Using Linux for your first time can be very exciting. You suddenly gain access to a wealth of customization options, all the free and open-source software you could ever want or need, and access to a...

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