JUST after we finished recording, GaymerX accepted our panel! We’ll be there doing “Writing Game Rules” and more importantly, we’ll be leaving time for questions!
Somewhere between '01-'04 I took a required course I believe was titled “Probability and Statistics”. It was definitely in the math department. It was not “for technologists.” It contained no calculus that I recall.
I remember wrecking the fuck out of a class called Data Analysis 1 & 2. Not sure why I needed it for CS but they asked me to take it and it single-handedly raised my gpa out of losing monies range during my year of being a terrible student.
This makes me glad all my IOT stuff is homemade. The firmware I’m using should be patched soon, and it’ll take less than an hour to reflash everything.
My understanding is that part of the problem is that IEEE charges a lot of money for documentation on their standards, making it a little difficult to casually research flaws.
As catastrophic wifi crypto goes, this one isn’t so bad. Patchable from either the access point or the client. Just don’t buy garbage and keep your hardware up-to-date.
I jumped ship from Math to CS after three years. BUT there are two courses that probably changed my life. One is 100-level stats and probability, which I tutored for 2-3 years.The other is 200-level combinatorics. I loved that class.
It’s probably why I play board games so much, I want to continue applying those specific branches of math every week.
Netgear seems to suggest that we are safe as long as our routers aren’t acting as clients, and are just acting as hosts. Then it’s just up to us to have our other WAP2 client devices updated and secure. For me that’s just Nintendo devices, Apple devices, and whatever people bring to my apartment.
