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How Technology Almost Lost the War: In Iraq, the Critical Networks Are Social — Not Electronic
How Technology Almost Lost the War: In Iraq, the Critical Networks Are Social — Not Electronic
To complement this story, Wired asked four renowned photographers to create images depicting the intersection of technology and war. This page: A tattered flag flies from a cell phone antenna. Photo: Todd Hido View Slideshow The future of war began with an act of faith. In 1991, Navy captain Arthur Cebrowski met John Garstka, a captain […]
·wired.com·
How Technology Almost Lost the War: In Iraq, the Critical Networks Are Social — Not Electronic
I Have a Verifiable Credential, Now What?
I Have a Verifiable Credential, Now What?
There is extensive work in the community to standardize elements involved in decentralized identities, and soon it will be much easier to use them.
·thenewstack.io·
I Have a Verifiable Credential, Now What?
mountebank - over the wire test doubles
mountebank - over the wire test doubles
mountebank is the first open source, cross-platform, multi-protocol service virtualization tool
·mbtest.org·
mountebank - over the wire test doubles
A New Frontier | Voltron Data
A New Frontier | Voltron Data
Discover the origins and technology behind composable data systems. Learn about the key layers of data systems, and how to build by reusing open source software components and open standards.
·voltrondata.com·
A New Frontier | Voltron Data
What is an Authority to Operate (ATO)?
What is an Authority to Operate (ATO)?
For companies with dual-use software products—those with both civilian and military applications—an ATO can be a significant barrier to entry to the government market. The variable cost and extended timeline often prove fatal to startups targeting DOD customers, which has implications far beyond those companies.
·secondfront.com·
What is an Authority to Operate (ATO)?
Platform Engineering, Yes/No? A Guide to Making the Call
Platform Engineering, Yes/No? A Guide to Making the Call
Before adopting platform engineering, companies should consider if it's the right fit for where they are in their software development journey.
·thenewstack.io·
Platform Engineering, Yes/No? A Guide to Making the Call
Rethinking multi-grain timestamps
Rethinking multi-grain timestamps
One of the significant features added to the mainline kernel during the 6.6 merge window was multi-grain timestamps, which allow the kernel to selectively store file modification times with higher resolution without hurting performance. Unfortunately, this feature also caused some surprising regressions, and was quickly ushered back out of the kernel as a result. It is instructive to look at how this feature went wrong, and how the developers involved plan to move forward from here.
·lwn.net·
Rethinking multi-grain timestamps
The Rise and Decline of Strategic Paralysis | Small Wars Journal
The Rise and Decline of Strategic Paralysis | Small Wars Journal
Any future framework for operational adaptation must incorporate the effects of technological change, while avoiding the seductions of strategic paralysis theory.
·smallwarsjournal.com·
The Rise and Decline of Strategic Paralysis | Small Wars Journal
Origins of the Kill Web - Military Embedded Systems
Origins of the Kill Web - Military Embedded Systems
WARFARE EVOLUTION BLOG: DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) officials announced the concept of the Kill Web at the C4ISRNET Conference in May 2018. Throughout the history of war, many elements of the Kill Web were being developed independently, but the dots were not connected until Admiral William Owens wrote a paper about a “system of systems”. He proposed integrating command-and-control, the intelligence from the sensors, and the weapons together in the mid 1990s. He also coined the acronym ISR (for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance).
·militaryembedded.com·
Origins of the Kill Web - Military Embedded Systems
Kill Webs, Engagement Density and Escalation Management | Defense.info
Kill Webs, Engagement Density and Escalation Management | Defense.info
Recently, we interviewed a USAF retired Colonel who was both a combat  veteran and test pilot, Robert “Juice” Newton, with regard to the strategic shift from the land wars to military competition and engagement with peer competitors. Juice has had extensive engagement in the Middle Eastern land wars, and is now focused on advanced technology […]
·defense.info·
Kill Webs, Engagement Density and Escalation Management | Defense.info
Creating cross-domain kill webs in real time
Creating cross-domain kill webs in real time
Two DARPA-developed technologies—a novel decision aid for mission commanders and a rapid software integration tool—played a critical role in the recent Air Force demonstration of the Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS).
·techxplore.com·
Creating cross-domain kill webs in real time