The Internet Of Shitters

from here

The bathroom is probably not going to be a hub of cyber-hygiene. Hopefully those devices can be wiped clean.

Know Your Adversary

found on Ted Rall's blog

It's always important to know who your adversaries are and what their capabilities are so that you can formulate strategies for dealing with them.

I imagine there are those who think it's a bad idea to think of the police as adversaries, but I also imagine those people are privileged in some manner.

(And yes, I know that the Sun Tsu quote is normally "Know your enemy" but I'm not comfortable painting police with that particular brush because the consequences of that militaristic frame of reference are particularly undesirable.)

And We'll All Get To Watch

from here

I've lost count of the sample apps and example code that make this mistake.

Beware Of Nose Pickers

found on Izismile

This seems like a cool trick, and I can imagine people using it while keeping tabs on a certain President who will definitely need keeping tabs on, but keep an eye open for people picking their nose while looking in your direction, because you never know.

That Seat Though

from here (source image)

I suppose if the bike is beat-up enough, lifting the bike 6 inches might not be worth the effort to a thief.

The Power Of Shame

found on GAGfm

I very much doubt that a sign like this will lead to the return of the stolen plant, but I think it very well could help keep more from getting stolen because now people will be looking for it and people who might be tempted will know others are watching.

That Would Be A HUUUUGE Relief

from here

Hacking the election has been an ongoing theme online for the last little while, but I think I finally found a justification I can get behind.

Always Good Advice

found on Daily LOL Pics

It's especially good advice in actual prison, but even if you aren't it will still serve you well.

You're Spelling It Wrong!

from here

Thanks to Lesley Carhart for pointing out that ordinary people have some difficulty spelling arcane infosec terminology. Although fisting isn't one of the examples she mentioned, that type of typographical error (replacing one letter with another nearby on the keyboard) is among the most common spelling errors in general.

How Is TSA Screening Like A Pizza Parlor?

found on Zazzle

Would you believe I found this while looking for stuff about the TSA advertising jobs on pizza boxes? I wonder how many other intersections there are between the worlds of airport security and pizza.