I got my Microsoft MVP award renewed for another year, mainly for my work in the BroadbandReports Security Forum, and tomorrow I'm heading up to Redmond for a mini Security Summit.
Microsoft holds a Global MVP Summit in the spring, and ~2000 of us show up for a week of technical breakout sessions, but they decided to hold a mini summit for just the security folks: I think there will be 50-60 of us.
Pretty much "all security, all the time", but I will take time out for lunch with my new friends in the Printing/Imaging group: though my MVP status is not really related to them, I've begun to participate informally in an online chat and conference call, and this fits in nicely with my print-driver work. Maybe I'll call it an MVP "minor" to my security "major"
The highlight of the trip is dinner at the Space Needle Wednesday evening. I'm bringing my binoculars :-)
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Sadly, comment spam has gotten so bad that I've had to enable moderation. I'm nearly always at my keyboard (save for next week), so comments should be approved quickly. I hope to find a better solution to this problem. Spammers suck.
I would think one of those "enter the characters you see in the graphic to post this comment" .. systems would work well against spam in a blog comment system.
And don't forget your bumpershoot.
David
Posted by: David Droman | November 15, 2004 at 08:37 AM