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DataDef(AE)

🧠 Backup is not just a technical task — it's a leadership responsibility.

As the founder of DataDef, I’ve seen too many businesses suffer from one simple mistake: they didn’t back up their data properly.

It’s not just about saving a copy. It’s about resilience.

📌 My rule — and what we follow at DataDef — is simple but powerful:
3-2-1-1-0

🔹 3 copies of your data
🔹 2 different storage types
🔹 1 offsite backup
🔹 1 immutable (read-only, ransomware-proof)
🔹 0 errors during recovery (because we test everything)

💡 If you don’t have a strategy like this, you’re not protected. You’re hoping for luck.
And hope is not a cybersecurity policy.

If you're a founder, CTO, or CISO — make backup part of your core risk strategy. Before something breaks.

DMs open.

#CyberSecurity #DataDef #Backup #32110 #TechLeadership #ImmutableBackup #MastodonTech #InfoSec #OpenSourceSecurity #BusinessContinuity #DataProtection

knoppix

Intel Q2: $12.9B revenue flat YoY, but $2.9B loss deepens amid restructuring 📉
CEO Lip-Bu Tan outlines sweeping changes:
– 30K+ layoffs, leaner org by 2025 🔁
– Halts fab projects in Germany & Poland 🏭
– Foundry tied to real demand, not forecasts 📊
– Hyper-Threading returns to P-cores 💻
– Panther Lake on track for 2025 📅
– Focus shift to AI inference & full-stack design 🧠

@TomsHardware

tomshardware.com/pc-components

Tom's Hardware · Intel promises sweeping changes to combat stagnation with new foundry strategy, AI focus, and the return of Hyper-Threading — but losses threaten to curtail ambitionBy Anton Shilov
#Intel#Semiconductors#AI
Yuna

TECHNICAL DEBT is like a ROTTING ROOF

On rainy days, it's too wet to fix it.
On sunny days, there's no leak… so you ignore it.
Then one day, boom, ceiling caves in, buckets everywhere, and you're duct taping production at 2am.

That's technical debt.
Not just messy code. Not just bad practices.
It's what you chose not to fix when you could have.

The missing tests.
The config you hardcoded "just for now".
The abstraction you skipped because "it works".
The one extra iteration after the ticket was marked as "done".

And now it's slowing you down.
It's holding your future hostage.
You're spending engineering cycles bailing water, not shipping value.

We love to say we're "building", but half the time we're just… leak managers.
You can't scale rot.

So next time the sun's out, fix the roof.
Because when the rain hits, it's too late.

#TechnicalDebt#SoftwareEngineering#Minimalism
FreeBSD Foundation

What does it really take to fund and execute a successful security audit in open source?

In this newly released talk from the Open Source Summit North America, FreeBSD Foundation Executive Director Deb Goodkin and Alpha-Omega’s Michael Winser walk through the full lifecycle of FreeBSD’s third-party audit—from funding and planning to outcomes and lessons learned.

Watch the full talk here:
👉 youtube.com/watch?v=B7_0aKMs6zs

#FreeBSD#OpenSource#AlphaOmegaProject
Kevin Goldsmith

🎙️ Latest podcast episode: The technical and business details of self-publishing "It Depends"

Covers the full stack: WordPress → Word → Amazon KDP + Ingram Spark, using ChatGPT for indexing, home audiobook recording setup, and the real economics.

Why self-publish vs traditional? What tools actually work? How much do you really make?

A case study in DIY business building that applies beyond books.

pod.link/1724860326

pod.linkIt Depends: Lessons in Technology LeadershipKevin Goldsmith brings you lessons and advice from decades in the technology industry.
#TechLeadership#SelfPublishing#Indie
Yuna

AI Groundwork == Automation.
Automate or Fossilize.

There's a delightful little study from McKinsey - they say automation boosts productivity by ~40%, slashes costs by ~50%.
But sure, keep doing your 17-step manual deployment and team standups to plan the next team standup.

Companies keep adding more agility, more process, more micromanagement, more Team Members.
Like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic, but with Jira tickets.
All in a glorious effort… Not to solve root causes.

Here’s the raw truth:
If your competitor automates first,
lowers prices,
scales like a virus on caffeine…
You're toast. Gluten-free if that makes you feel better.

You can't catch up.
Not when your developers are duct-taping new features onto a legacy monolith that’s older than half your interns.
You don't need more meetings.
You need fewer humans doing robotic work, and more humans solving human problems.

Let's make one thing painfully clear:
Automation isn't optional. It's not a feature, it's the operating system of survival.

You can't do anything wrong by starting automation.
You can only oversleep, drool on your quarterly reports, and wake up with a competitor eating your market share like cold pizza at 3 AM.

I've automated entire teams in the past.
Poof. Gone.
Their tasks now done better, faster, without needing coffee, motivation, or "mental health days".
Deploy with a button?
Yes. It exists.
You're welcome.

Automation reduced our tech stack. Fewer tools, fewer errors, fewer prayers to the CI/CD gods.

Now ask yourself:
What does your company really sell?
Disney sells memories.
Apple sells innovation.
Nike sells ambition.
Amazon sells comfort.

And you?
Random metrics? Profit graphs?
A slowly dying system wrapped in buzzwords?

Automate.
Not for the "Future".
For next quarter.
Or don't.
Just make peace with your fate as a beautifully inefficient relic.

What does it have to do with AI? Well, you need free resources to include AI into your company and not just add it somewhere.

#AutomationFirst#AIReady#DigitalTransformation
Yuna

Most companies chase quarters like lab rats chasing pellets.

Real ones? They chase galaxies.

OKRs make you efficient. Vision makes you dangerous.

Apple didn’t invent the iPhone to hit a KPI. SpaceX isn’t escaping Earth for a performance bonus.

If your team’s mission fits in a JIRA ticket, congratulations, you’re irrelevant.

Be vision-driven. Or enjoy your slow, optimized decay.

#Leadership#VisionDriven#ProductStrategy
Brian Greenberg :verified:

🧩 Crisis averted — but only temporarily.

CISA has extended MITRE’s CVE contract by 11 months, ensuring no immediate disruption to global vulnerability tracking.

But the message is clear:
📉 Our most critical cyber infrastructure is vulnerable
⏳ The system lacks long-term sustainability
🛡️ We need structural investment, not stopgaps

The CVE program is too essential to run on emergency patches.

#CyberSecurity #CVE #ThreatIntel #RiskManagement #TechLeadership
bleepingcomputer.com/news/secu

Brian Greenberg :verified:

Excited to be at the SIM Chicago Summit 2025 today! 🏙️

This year’s conversations are hitting all the right notes:
🧠 The real-world impact of AI on business
⚛️ Where quantum computing fits into our future
🔐 New dimensions in cybersecurity
📈 Evolving leadership in tech

Events like this remind me why collaboration across industries is so critical — the future of IT is more connected, intelligent, and complex than ever.

#SIMChicago #AI #QuantumComputing #CyberSecurity #TechLeadership

sim-chicago.org/events/EventDe

Yuna

Intelligent people aren't blessed.
They're cursed with clarity.

While others blissfully regurgitate third-hand opinions over coffee machines, the intelligent sit silently. Watching your house of cards collapse in slow motion. They see every missing piece, every shortcut, every "good enough" buried under "we don't do perfection".

You call it overthinking, as you can't catch up.
They call it surviving the inevitable chaos you refuse to see.

They usually don't talk much.
Not because they're shy,
but because your noise hurts their logic.

You hired them to solve problems.
So let them finish.
Don't micromanage the mechanic fixing your brakes at 200km/h.

Give them space.
And watch them quietly drag your company into a future
you're not even equipped to imagine.

Painful brilliance produces systems that don't scream at 3am.
Let them work.

#Intelligence #Clarity #DeepThoughts #Leadership #CriticalThinking #SystemDesign #Innovation #LetThemWork #TechLeadership #QuietGenius #MicromanagementKills #FutureProof #BuildBetter
#EngineeringMindset #ProblemSolvers #TechCulture #ThinkDifferent #HighPerformance #SilentRevolution #BrillianceHurts

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