Tim O’Reilly reports that of the more than 5,000 Facebook apps available today, only 84 account for nearly 90 percent of all the usage.
Archive for October, 2007
The Long Tail of FaceBook Apps
October 9, 2007Patterns and Practices for New Hires
October 9, 2007Simply a must read
My Wife Met the All Blacks
October 8, 2007Taken at the All Blacks vs Romania game on Toulouse
Reflections of My First Week at Microsoft
October 8, 2007I am fully aware that this post may sound like I am drinking the “kool aid” but lots of people have been e-mailing me asking what it’s like to work at Microsoft so I thought I would jot some notes on the blog. I am actually crying into my coffee at Amsterdam airport waiting for a [...]
The Security Genome Revisited
October 2, 2007Dave Aitel quoted my Security Genome post on his Daily Dave mailing list and wrote;
I would posit that no good hacker works alone. The question should be “What makes good teams better than average teams?”.
He’s right of course. I was barely touching the surface of the scope of things I would like to explore with access [...]
Software Security Budgets
October 2, 2007Markus Schumacher poses an interesting question on his blog. How much money from the development budget should be spent on security? and then goes on to suggest 2%. Markus is a clearly a smart cookie. Many people might have asked a similar sounding but very different question, namely “How much of the security budget should [...]
Notes from Helsinki
October 2, 2007 When you have a choice between Reindeer steak or Beef steak on your menu you know you are in Finland! I like Finland, it’s great. Really nice people and a lovely coastal environment. At this time of year for someone who still live in the South of France it is a little cold!
I [...]
How to Write Insecure Code
October 2, 2007Who said security can’t be funny? This humorous article by Jeff Williams made me chuckle.
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