Stilgherrian (@stilgherrian)

Wentworth Falls NSW AU

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February 16th, 2011

It is 2330 here in SFO. I think it’s time I attempted to get some sleep. A busy day tomorrow! Gone.

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@ApostrophePong Agreed. MoM and “random BBQ animals” is at the centre of Greek culture.

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@ApostrophePong No no. Not beefcake. THIS is the Mountain of Meat, courtesy of catering at Moscone Center [sic]. http://arseh.at/4a8

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@rudolfwag Oh you! It’s not quite 11pm, I’ll be up at 6am. Short night, but that’s how it goes.

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OH: “You know, for his size he’s amazing.”

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@ApostrophePong I have no idea why I’m in SFO, it may be for the Mountain of Meat.

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@stufromoz You have got to be joking. Yuck.

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[Random useful tweet.]

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I so want to buy one of these. http://www.tc4men.com It’s pure class.

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Discovering the concept of an anti-porn movie.

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Me at ZDNet: “Oz kicks US’s butt on net security: Gartner” http://arseh.at/4a0

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Oh. The Platypus’ theory about RI was correct. Goodness me.

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“My God, it’s full of geeks!”

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ZDNet’s Ryan Naraine on Microsoft’s evolving public health model for computers. http://arseh.at/49n

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Storms in teacups look very small indeed when the teacup is 12,000km way.

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“Teenager tries to hire a hitman via Facebook, fails” http://arseh.at/49g

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There’s some surprisingly adequate RI at hidden amongst the herds of middle-aged male geeks.

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Lunch for me now. In an hour is a panel on “Digital Apocalypse: Fact or Fiction?” on just how real those threats are.

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Lynn compares the cyberdefence challenge with Y2K, except with actual malicious actors.

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US DoD will expand sharing of classified attack signature data with private industry, key challenge is legal framework.

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US DoD announces expansion on number of Reserve and National Guard units with dedicated cybersecurity mission.

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US DoD announces expansion of cybersecurity personnel exchange program between defence and industry.

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Hillary Clinton’s speech today on Internet Freedom. http://arseh.at/49a “A cyber-utopian dreamscape?” asks @jayrosen_nyu

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Biggest threat: terrorists, rogue states. “A couple programmers wearing flip-flops and drinking Red Bull can do a lot of damage.”

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US DoD: Greatest threat in near term is accidental release of toxic malware. Must take scenario “very seriously”.

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US DoD: Emerging cyber attacks may cause actual physical damage, “clear that this capability already exists”.

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Next keynote is William Lynn III, US Deputy Secretary of Defense, on the Pentagon’s Cyber Strategy. Apparently they have one.

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Media banned from Bill Clinton’s speech http://post.ly/1crjo

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Finally, Microsoft’s Scott Charney on “Collective Defense: Collaborating to Create a Safer Internet”, expanding on http://arseh.at/499

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If we’re already 20 mins late at 0920, this does not bode well.

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“We’ve given the audience a lot to think about.” Yeah. Like why I didn’t stay in the press room eating more breakfast. Get off, mate.

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Glad I didn’t bother with the “Trust in the Cloud” keynote. A dull VMWare/RSA infomercial, now running 10 mins over time.

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I have both breakfast and Wi-Fi. These are suitable, if minor, victories.

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Mobile: Heading to the Moscone Center [sic], since the conference media centre is likely to have coffee and food.

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@jeffsonstein Ta for Mission District tips, Jeff. I have Fri PM / Sat / Sun exploration days. I think @mpesce suggested those burritos too.

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Tue plan: RSA Conference all day, including 0900 Microsoft’s Scott Charney keynote, then story-chasing etc; evening TBA.

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@infoholic Agreed, pros/cons of 4G mobile networks would be a good “Patch Monday” topic, given Telstra’s Next G announcement.

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For those who missed it, “The end of the open internet?” with Tim Wu @superwuster on “Patch Monday” podcast http://arseh.at/470

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@jeffsonstein As it happens, EFF’s 21st Birthday Party is in the Mission District on Wed night. I’m on the list. ;) http://arseh.at/46o

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Struggling onto consciousness in a still-dark San Francisco. RSA Conference starts in earnest today.

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