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September: The Screen Critic
Reviews Class of 09 (2023) is a single-season mini-series story with no cliffhangers, which is appealing. The series follows four main characters in three different time periods including their time at the FBI Academy in the past, present time (2023 or so), and the future. You don’t just follow the agents, but you follow the…
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Review: TajMo: Room On The Porch Tour
On Thursday I was fortunate to be able to attend the Taj Mahal and Keb’ Mo’s Room On The Porch Tour. The two legendary Blues musicians, collectively known as TajMo, played at the Paramount Theatre in Denver. For two guys that have toured for almost 60 years (Taj) and the other for 50 years (Keb),…
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The Jericho Blog Graveyard (2003 – 2001)
This is a continuing short run series of blogs summarizing old drafts and either declaring them dead, while listing them here, or keeping them as they are still relevant. Part 1 – The Jericho Blog Graveyard (2010 – 2013)Part 2 – The Jericho Blog Graveyard (2014 – 2015)Part 3 – The Jericho Blog Graveyard (2016…
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The Jericho Blog Graveyard (2013 – 2021)
This is a continuing short run series of blogs summarizing old drafts and either declaring them dead, while listing them here, or keeping them as they are still relevant. Part 1 – The Jericho Blog Graveyard (2010 – 2013)Part 2 – The Jericho Blog Graveyard (2014 – 2015)Part 3 – The Jericho Blog Graveyard (2016…
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Lazy Movie Headlines Are Lazy
At some point this year, while occasionally scrolling my Google-based news feed on my phone, I noticed that more and more articles about movies had the duration of the film in the headline. 95 minutes.. 95 minutes.. 105 minutes.. 116 minutes.. 132 minutes. Uh, why? What normal human reads that and thinks “oh 116 minutes…
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Odds Are You Are Responsible for that Traffic Slowdown
I know, potentially insulting readers in the headline is not a good way to keep people interested, but it’s statistically true. Until recently, when stuck in bad traffic I daydreamed about having a drone or helicopter view to see where the problem is. On occasion I am close enough to the front of the jam…
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How Much Lipstick Can That CVE Pig Wear?
Preface When I started writing this, I was still on the CVE editorial board, which I was removed from in 2018. That means I have been taking notes and working on this blog for over eight years. It’s a case of more and more evidence piling up and me not having time to pick a…
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Q&A: Modernizing the National Vulnerability Database in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
The last two years of the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) has been tenuous, perfidious, and an outright disaster for organizations world-wide. That isn’t hyperbole unfortunately, as the program has continued to go downhill for more than two years. NVD is no longer a place to get usable vulnerability intelligence. It started back in 2024 at…
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Apparently Turkeys Obtained Personhood According to AI
Introduction Each morning I do a quick skim of recorded events from my security system. Living in the mountains I get to enjoy clips of a wide variety of wildlife that visit for the last three years. That’s typically bears, deer, foxes, turkeys, rabbits, and a skunk. On rare occasions that includes mountain lions, coyotes,…
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Meta – The No Child Left Behind of LLMs?
Intro Last month, headlines told us about a novel incident where OpenAI’s agents “went rogue, escaped, and hacked” a company during testing. Some are calling it a “watershed moment” for computer security. Details quickly emerged that led some to conclude it was “remarkably easy“. From there it just got more interesting, weirder, and more serious…