Non tech: Spanish

Tech: Python (I am not a programmer by trade today)

Generally just hooked on self development books, I blame Tim Ferriss.

And this is why I only got some spending money on my debit card. The question isn't when you get skimmed, it's when.

Chip + pin debit cards are reasonably safe. Credit cards are much less safe, essentially every time you enter your details there is one more party in on the secret.

I try to use my CC online as little as possible and in the real world only when I have the card in view at all times and the pin verification terminal is under my control while I enter the pin, and crucially, contains the card (so I won't use it if the terminal is in one spot and the card in another).

I never use swipe.

You must be European.

Not only traffic jams. Everything will be open until 6, and if you get off at 2 you no longer need to take time off to visit dentist/tax office/bank/etc.

I also support this.

Another great resource: https://github.com/WinRb/vagrant-windows

This how it looks for me. http://i.imgur.com/9wNxAZM.png

Chrome Version 32.0.1700.72 m on Windows 8.1

Saw this tweet today https://twitter.com/Andst7/status/399333514803294208/photo/1

Thanks!

You're welcome!

It seems seclists was affected http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2013/q2/3

I moved the front door of my house to the back, haven't had any burglars brake in. Can't argue with that!

The the only reason I change my ssh port is to reduce log file noise. Not as a security mechanism.

Oddly enough, I have also run across networks where outbound port 22 was blocked. Handy for that too.

Me too. I've used a different ssh port for eight years. Not a single log entry from ssh brute forcing idiots during this time.

Short answer: ECC will save you from having corrupt data written to your database if one of the DIMMs are corrupt.

Or more importantly, if cosmic rays hit your data in the wrong way.