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May 10 2012
I'm sick and tired of IPv4. Can we please abandon it now? Or tomorrow by noon?
May 09 2012
libclucene-dev stores clucene-config.h into /usr/lib/CLucene instead of /usr/include/CLucene. WTF?
May 07 2012
RT @frank_rieger: Was allerdings ein wenig nervt ist, daß sich offenbar kaum jemand vorstellen will, daß User für coolen Content zahlen ...
#Java is not Free Software, it seems: "…broke copyright laws when it used Java APIs to design [Android]" http://t.co/EmPMgkmT
BYOD Madness
When it comes to computing we all like convenience, just like in other areas of personal or business life. It’s nice to use familiar tools. Provisioning is much easier for your IT department if your users bring their own hardware. So, let’s sprinkle this idyllic setting with some security in terms of malware protection, data [...]
Full moon helps to debug mysteries of proprietary network drivers. Avoid them.
Ubuntu 12.04 breaks BCM4312 WLAN support. https://t.co/Hxe7sVtK #whyiusedebian
May 06 2012
Come on, use TextSecure on your Android. OTR is never a bad idea.
Good article on RAID implementations and Btrfs: "Reliability of RAID" http://t.co/sB2HXBCq
Btrfs does not scale for n>2 drives as a 'pure' RAID1: Btrfs's RAID-1 implementation is *precisely two* copies. http://t.co/whpcc3WF
Unlearn to Hack?
Security is heavily influenced by the inner workings of the (human) mind. We all know about social engineering and tricks used by con men. The game of smoke and mirrors now hits the „uncontrolled spread of hacking tools“. We have already pointed out that the European Union is preparing a proposal for „banning“ „hacking tools“. [...]
May 05 2012
Security in the Light of Emergency Situations
Let’s assume you have put proper security measures into place and you have spiced them up with proper policies so that everyone always knows what to do in certain situations. So far, so good. Now let’s combine this solid security framework with something out of the ordinary. Catastrophic storage failures are a very good example. [...]
Datenschutzanfrage++. Schickt mal Briefe an eure Telekommunikationslieferanten. #vds
Audio recordings of Data Loss Prevention http://t.co/JiOn31Ex and Btrfs http://t.co/St4fFDgG presentation. Enjoy!
Slides for the "Ext2/3/4, XFS, Btrfs oder WTF?" talk at the #linuxwochen Vienna: http://t.co/ODPD9Bja
"Twitter.com is loading slowly." Right, because the mobile network barely reaches ISDN data rates here. #cloudisfun
May 04 2012
Selling history: the role of the past at Fortnum and Mason
Dr Andrea Tanner, keeper of the company memory at Fortnum and Mason, discusses the role of the past in ensuring sustainability and growth.
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