Year: 2021

“Traffic from an algorithm isn’t the point, it’s a random bonus.”

You can’t beat the algorithm https://t.co/o95xvg7IWF

This clever job posting from @Netskope friends allows me to repeat one of my mantras: it doesn’t matter if there’s a skill shortage in #cybersecurity. No team is large enough without #automation. Even with 2M more experts, companies don’t stand a chance >

https://t.co/eKepP28tLk

@ROIdude At this point, I think it’s pretty safe to say that not everybody is comfortable placing a device with mics and cameras owned by FB in their houses. I wouldn’t.

What a fantastic project. Read the whole thread for more pictures. Highly recommended. https://t.co/VabYCPZjak

From a cybersecurity standpoint, this is one of the most interesting debates I’ve seen in years. Recommended reading (including all sources linked in the article) >

University of Minnesota banned from contributing to Linux kernel https://t.co/TftCNQtzsN

Maintain your distinctiveness is absolutely exhausting and you have to fight for it every day. This is the truth. >

Jeff Bezos’ 2020 Letter to $AMZN Shareholders https://t.co/7d6QH5v8bK https://t.co/DJ6x17zpUr

I talk about this every time (including yesterday). It’s very hard to accept until you are responsible for a platform. Then you see a completely different perspective.

Every platform is pushed (for multiple reasons) to add more capabilities over time (occasionally losing focus and collapsing back into the “core business”). Complementary solutions have to constantly adjust and deliver value at a higher level. It’s inevitable motion. https://t.co/Wr5FEZkd7A

Since it’s #WorldBookDay, I’d like to share with you 66 books.

Every week I ask the following question to over 12,000 contacts and friends: “What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)”

So far, they have shared these ones:
https://t.co/pgzzIv3ajy https://t.co/ehRgdNxX96

@vivaldibrowser The issue only affects Google Docs (for example, no problem with Google Sheets, even for same text). It happens with profiles without extensions. And it’s intermittent (sometimes the paste operation is instantaneous, while other times it takes 3-4s, as if waiting for a response).