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- Episode 97: #97: Less than Lethal Manbun
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: smartphone messes, flying messes, policy messes, Uber messes.
Image courtesy Capitol Hill Seattle.- Apple Is Taunting Publishers With Ad-Blocking and Apple News
- Apple’s ‘Move to iOS’ app is now available on Android
- Android fanboys are trolling Apple’s Move to iOS app with 1-star reviews
- 9 year old with a Muslim name arrested for making bomb. Or clock. Whatever.
- There’s a guy collecting offers on how to help the kid. (h/t emorisse)
- Cheap Smartphones Quietly Becoming Popular In the US
- 20+ Chinese Android Smartphones Models Come With Pre-Installed Malware
- Remember all those app permissions you blindly agreed to? Android ransomware lures with porno, takes your picture and then ‘fines’ you
- D&G Quote of the Week: “From a government side, our responsibility is to talk to folks and explain to them: We’re not maniacs. The FBI is not an alien force imposed on the American people,” said FBI Director James Comey
- Coincidence? The X-Files returns on January 24
- Totally not related: The Expert
- Back doors, like TSA luggage lock master keys (which are now self 3D printable and on github), don’t work
- Uber ride data publicly accessible through Google
- Meanwhile… Uber Gives $5.5M To Make Amends For Stealing Carnegie Mellon’s Self-Driving Car Scientists
- This week in “Airlines are garbage”: American Airlines flies uncertified plane to Hawaii
- Weaponized police drones are now legal in North Dakota
- California wants to enhance your driver’s license experience
- DoD looking to replicate the successes of 18F/USDS in Force of the Future plan (h/t matt.micene)
- Silicon Valley is more biased against women than USN (h/t matt.micene)
- Congressional polarization, visualized. (h/t emorisse)
Cutting Room Floor
- How to Write an Error Message (h/t unwosu)
- Tiny fedora for your manbun
- Hipster Barbie Is So Much Better at Instagram Than You
- Artisanal Firewood
- Punk stock photography
- Directions to Schrödinger’s elevators in the Möbius building
- Man flying 54 propeller super drone
- 1976 NASA Graphics Standards Manual
- Interactive Tor map
- 15 Rules From the Hobo Ethical Code of 1889
- Gunnar’s new homepage until further notice
- This AWS in Plain English is the best, esp. Direct Connect.
- What DevOps needs to learn from USSOCOM (h/t matt.micene)
- OpenOffice is a disaster
We Give Thanks
- D&G Show Slack Clubhouse for the discussion topics!
35 min - Episode 96: #96: DevOpsSec Panel at Defense In Depth
This week Dave talks with Josh Bressers, Trevor Quinn, Bob St. Clair, and Dan Walsh about DevOpsSec!
- 2015 Defense in Depth
- @RedHatGov blog coverage:
- Defense in Depth pregame: Defense in Depth Event Will Bring Red Hat Summit’s Security Focus to the Beltway
- Defense in Depth panel postgame: DevOps: A Timely Solution to a Timeless Challenge
- Dan Walsh refresher on container security
We Give Thanks
- Josh Bressers, Trevor Quinn, Bob St. Clair, and Dan Walsh for being our special guest stars!
- Alex Tinsley for choreographing a most excellent Defense in Depth!
39 min - Episode 95: #95: Run By Horses
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: San Jose’s license-plate opportunity, AT&T’s wifi opportunity, UK government’s Oracle opportunity, and DISA’s email opportunity.
512 Megabytes?- Gunnar’s font and dotfile guidance
- License plate reader led police to man who killed reporter, cameraman
- Forget license plate readers on police cars, how about on garbage trucks?
- D&G Security Doghouse: Adobe and AT&T
- Adobe Digital Editions 4 lets you install Norton Security Scan by default
- Hackers Exploit Adobe Flash Vulnerability In Yahoo Ads
- Swift on Security has an eloquent piece on the nightmare of general purpose computing.
- AT&T Hotspots: Now with Advertising Injection
- Meanwhile: Ad Blockers Will Prevent You From Seeing $22B Worth Of Unwanted Ads This Year
- UK government reportedly working to end its reliance on Oracle
- UK government inks fresh deal with Oracle
- D&G Bait of the Week: DISA cracks down on email storage
- Widespread Use of Yammer Social Network at VA Ran Afoul of Agency Rules, Watchdog Says
- HHS won’t stop using Yammer despite security warning at VA
- Lauren and the Fighting Unicorns picked up by…
- Crain’s Business Cleveland: A young group of fans
- The Plain Dealer: NASA robotics tournament in Brook Park inspires youth, volunteers
- How to make a minority look like a majority with Social Networks
- Julian sez: “epistemic closure”
Cutting Room Floor
- 1982 DC Comics Style Guide
- Stock photos from the 1970s
- Mad Max Ancient Mythology
- A-ha’s “Take On Me” Performed by North Korean Kids with Accordions
- The Chickeneers (via jduncan and jcallaway)
- Oracle doesn’t need your security help, so stop reverse engineering their code already (h/t matt.micene)
- Passion comes from work and experience not the other way around (h/t matt.micene)
57 min - Episode 94: #94: Subject Matter Experts
This week Dave talks with Uzoma Nwosu and Robin Price about expert Subject Matter Experting and expert child raising with technology.
- Robin wants everyone to read The Open Organization and go to Defense in Depth
- Uzoma wants everyone to enjoy Satellite 6.1
- Chess.com
Cryptography with Bazooka Joe.Cutting Room Floor
- The Expert
We Give Thanks
- Uzoma Nwosu and Robin Price for being our special guest stars!
46 min - Episode 93: #93: Air Gap
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: airlines, air gaps, gaps in Tor security, securing hitchhiking robots in Philly, and filling your calendar with productive meetings.
- PSA: All Major U.S. Airlines Offer Free Cancellations Within 24 Hours, Except One
- Related: Report: Airlines Installing Uncomfortable Bumps In Seatbacks Because It Pleases Them
- Your air gap won’t prevent decryption key theft (h/t emorisse)
- WebRTC as an attack vector
- Crypto activists announce vision for Tor exit relay in every library
- Meanwhile: New attack on Tor can deanonymize hidden services with surprising accuracy
- Google Knows What You Did Last Summer, Now Shows It To You In Google Maps
- Robots vs. The City of Brotherly Love: Hitchhiking Robot Lasts Just Two Weeks in US Because Humans Are Terrible
- Dave isn’t surprised: Philadelphia Eagles fans booed Santa Claus
- Fake hitchBOT video
- Craigslist ad
- Lauren talks LIDAR in Manipulating data in 3D with LidarViewer
- Dave gets interviewed in How the open sourcing of government creates opportunity for software engineers
- Oracle will sue you into spending more money (h/t matt.micene)
- Container Corner
- NC: First State on OpenShift (h/t uzoma)
- Atomic Apps explainer.
- Container Best Practices Guide
- Ansible and Red Hat
- A+ Red Hatting from Sam Knuth
- Burr Sutter is the Demo King. Kiss the ring.
- Congrats to Dan Walsh, Matt Micene, Shawn Wells, and others for being Red Hat Summit 2015 top presenters!
- This is why we can’t have secure things (h/t matt.micene)
- Phone discipline or antisocial impatience?
- The Condensed Guide to Running Meetings
- Maker’s Schedule, Manager’s Schedule
Cutting Room Floor
- Modular repairs monolithic (h/t emorisse)
- MetalCaptcha: captcha with heavy metal band logos
- Let It Go – from Frozen (metal cover by Leo Moracchioli)
- 1000 people play Foo Fighters’ Learn to Fly
- Star Trek fan video of William Shatner covering Pulp’s “Common People”
- Motivational speech waiting to happen: ‘Leaders and lifters’ help ants move massive meals
- The Two Gentlemen of Lebowski: What If The Bard Wrote The Big Lebowski?
- The Proper Way to Eat Hot Dogs, According to the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council (part of the American Meat Institute)
- Everything is awesome with Princess Yellow Feather
- Beautiful fonts on RHEL7.
- github all the things (h/t matt.micene)
We Give Thanks
- D&G Show Clubhouse for the discussion topics!
48 min - Episode 92: #92: Moose Hunter
This week, Dave and Gunnar talk with Paul Smith about our CEO’s new book, The Open Organization, in front of a live studio audience!
Paul, sweaty from moose hunting.- Things have changed since episode 5!
- See also: Brian Mikkelsen on episode #76
- The Open Organization
- Paul follows The Open Organization on Twitter
- Tom Peters: Leaders don’t create followers, they create more leaders
- Jim Whitehurst recommends Stanley McChrystal’s Team of Teams
We Give Thanks
- Paul Smith for being our special guest star!
- Bob St. Clair for providing us with the live studio audience!
- Red Hat North American Public Sector for being our live studio audience!
34 min - Episode 91: #91: The Truck Factor
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: Kommisars in the board room, Akron Police Department’s compulsory feeling of safety, more warm fuzzies from OPM, and more Yahoo! news than you ever thought possible.
- Lauren strikes again: US Air Force lab: robots, open source, and virtual reality
- D&G Mailbag: Thanks to Red Hat Middleware Solutions Architect David Murphy for finding our episode 89 Easter egg!
- Soylent Shake: Burger chain adds bugs to the menu…on purpose
- ‘Private’ biz Xiaomi sets up Communist Party exec committee
- Police stop Akron drivers to build safe relationships
- Iowa school district asks principals to wear body cams
- OPM, ODNI turn to paper forms to keep security clearance process going
- Let’s not forget:
- Digital Photocopiers Loaded With Secrets
- Russian Security Now Using Typewriters to Thwart the NSA
- D&G Uber Evil Move of the Week: FTC asked to block Uber from getting location data in background
- D&G Ad Experience Optimization of the Week: The Next Java Update Could Make Yahoo Your Default Search Provider
- Speaking of getting optimized: US Bombs ISIS Command Center After Terrorist Posts Selfie Online
- D&G This Week in Vendor Abandonment: Yahoo does Spring Cleaning: Shuts down Maps, Pipes & more
- No, seriously, they’re really out
- D&G This Week in Things We Wish Vendors Would Abandon: Flash
- Ironically(?), occupyflash.org uses Flash to see if Flash is installed
- Worldwide PC shipments biggest drop in 2 years thanks to mobile
- No joke? Commodore Pet smartphone
- Top 500 Supercomputer List Reflects Shifting State of Global HPC Trends
- D&G Red Hat Summit Replay Video of the Week: Security compliance automation with Red Hat by Matt Micene
- See it reenacted live at Defense in Depth!
- It’s like Netflix for Red Hat Training: Red Hat Learning Subscription
- So Long Voicemail, Give My Regards To the Fax Machine
- The Linux Foundation’s Core Infrastructure Initiative
- The CII Census Project
- White paper by Dr. David A. Wheeler!
- D&G Term of the Week: Truck Factor
Cutting Room Floor
- PG-13: Ultra Hal AI Chatbot Talks with another Ultra Hal AI Bot
- Top Secret: The goofy retro ‘undercover’ fashion guide for East German secret police spies
- Baby goats in pajamas
- America Used to Give Out Weird Participation Awards for Nuclear Tests
- Now you finally know: Why Do Some Guitarists’ Fingers Smell Like Garlic?
- 600 years of war casualties visualized
- e-NABLE provides open, 3-D printed protheses for children, will make you cry
- Disney business plan
- Warhammer 40k Mr. Potato Head
- Iterating on large projects like Google
- Hybrid Cloud is not a Strategy, It’s a Symptom
- Open source chess with http://lichess.org (h/t robinpriceii)
- Google proves machines dream of more than Electric Sheep (h/t matt.micene)
- html5 games made from crack (h/t robinpriceii)
- littlebobby encryption (h/t robinpriceii)
- condo high rise with drone landing pad (h/t emorisse)
We Give Thanks
- Thanks to Red Hat Middleware Solutions Architect David Murphy for finding our episode 89 Easter egg!
- The whole dgshow Slack crew
1 hr 2 min - Episode 90: #90: Cesspool of Unix
This week Dave and Gunnar talk with Dan Walsh about containers, coloring books, and bedtime stories.
- Translate me: The Container Coloring Book by Dan Walsh and Máirín Duffy
- Red Hat Summit video: Container security: Do containers actually contain? Should you care?
- Red Hat Summit video: Super privileged containers
- Articles and more
- Are Docker containers really secure?
- Keeping Up with Docker Security
We Give Thanks
- Dan Walsh for being our special guest star!
- Máirín Duffy for her illustrations.
49 min - Episode 89: #89: Home Alone
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: OMB, Uber, Slack, GitHub, OpenStack, Docker, the slow-motion password Armageddon, and our favorite OpenShift customers.
- D&G This Week in Meeting Hygiene: Steve Jobs vs. Lucasfilm CFO
- Bonus link: Steve Jobs Knew How to Run a Meeting: Here’s How He Did it
- Uber is a garbage company, chapter 283
- Optimizing Dave’s ad experience: Amazon Now Selling Ad Space On Shipping Boxes
- Two High School Interns Return to the GVIS for the Summer
- Slack loves the Fighting Unicorns
- Slack for Linux
- Red Hat Software Collections 2.0 Now Available (h/t Robin Price)
- Cisco buys Piston, IBM buys Blue Box
- Docker backlash begins
- Congressman submits PR on FITARA repository (h/t Matt Micene)
- Your most paranoid fantasies about cybersecurity threat sharing with DHS were basically right on
- OPM is a garbage agency
- 90% of credit card readers still use the default password, Gunnar builds cabin in the woods
- If you generated your ssh key on Debian between 2006 and 2008, it’s time to build a new key
- Auditing GitHub users’ SSH key quality (h/t Robin Price)
- gpg keypair workflow even i can follow (h/t Matt Micene)
- Meanwhile: Password Manager LastPass Got Breached Hard
- LastPass for Apple Watch?
- Apple to require 6-digit passcodes on newer iPhones, iPads under iOS 9
- Not sure how we missed this: Irate Congressman gives cops easy rule: “just follow the damn Constitution”
- Mark Bohannon, Vice President of Global Public Policy and Government Affairs at Red Hat, has more to say about this
- D&G Public Sector CIO of the Week is Tony Scott: US CIO Orders All .Gov Websites To Require Encrypted Connections
- Check the compliance dashboard at pulse.cio.gov
- Guidance from 18F
- See you at the Red Hat Summit!
- Gunnar is moderating Red Hat as a Catalyst for Government
- Dave’s fireside chatting about security w/Jeff Blank of the NSA
- Data Virtualization Tutorial from Kenny Peeples
- Red Hat certified engineers get 1000 hours of AWS or Google, free for nuthin’ thanks to Ravello
- Kolla = Deploying OpenStack on Kubernetes, blowing minds
- xsos – Support tool for sosreports (h/t Robin Price)
- Red Hat loves OpenShift
- OpenStack on OpenShift, FedRAMP’d
- Latr.fm Saves Individual Podcasts Episodes to a Special Feed
- Delete your browser history? That’s a felony. (h/t Jim Wildman)
- This story on Russian trolls is bonkers
- Microservices will not cure cancer, thank God.
Cutting Room Floor
- Heroic citizen’s rooftop sign has been trolling people arriving in Milwaukee for years
- Wedding drone fail
- Cantas is a Trello clone, built by some folks at Red Hat.
- Paul Ford is a national treasure.
- A map of the Paris Metro in Git branches.
- Pay for votes, but in a good way.
- Anyone see this as not proceeding as planned?
- Interloper!
- Smart-y Pants! (h/t Matt Micene)
- 1980s computer controls Grand Rapids Public Schools heat and AC
We Give Thanks
- Matt Micene, Robin Price, and Jim Wildman!
54 min - Episode 88: #88: The Usual.
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: Robots, security, hating on Uber. The usual.
- Gunnar is all excited about Mad Max: Fury Road
- Robotic Cockroaches Are Perfect Tiny Aircraft Carriers for Robotic Birds
- Origami Robot Folds Itself Up, Does Cool Stuff, Dissolves Into Nothing
- Over 30% of Official Images in Docker Hub Contain High Priority Security Vulnerabilities
- Meanwhile, Šimon Lukašík never sleeps: docker-oscap
- Google’s new Saved Passwords site and Smart Lock for Passwords are now available
- Report: During Canada tax raid, Uber “remotely encrypted corporate data”
- Facebook adding PGP support to messages and notifications
- Speaking of metadata: Patriot Act §215 expires, for now
- Penn State uses Red Hat CloudForms, Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform, and Red Hat Satellite to focus on what matters
- Oh, and NC.gov runs on OpenShift
- Help Gunnar understand why Google Photos isn’t the second coming
- How to Get Out of an Unnecessary Meeting
Cutting Room Floor
- Uzoma call your office: Soviet DJ has the reels of steel.
- Watch This Terrifying Cheetah Robot Jump Over Hurdles
- GitTorrent is decentralized Git using BitTorrent and Bitcoin
- Scientists Make Unclear Breakthrough After Giving Robot Cancer
- Norwegian Navy Beard Application
- Convert an old rotary phone to a mobile one for some reason using an Arduino
- HT Erich Morisse: “Lose Yourself” in sign language will get you super pumped
- Learning parallelism can be hilarious and profane
- Trash Day vs. Here Comes the Airplane
We Give Thanks
- Šimon Lukašík for helping us keep our containers clean
- Erich Morisse for the Eminem.
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About Dave & Gunnar Show
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David Egts and Gunnar Hellekson discuss privacy, security, robots, and internet ephemera.