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- Episode 57: #57: 10¢ Beer Night
This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about: Dave’s Russian agents, VMware’s nightmarish Docker future, everyone learns what “navigator” is in Greek.
- Cпасибо? Dave’s article is mentioned in Russian
- D&G bait: Will Docker and VMware Compete?
- Betteridge’s law of headlines
- Libswarm and Apache Mesos will help with management
- Red Hat and Google Collaborate on Kubernetes to Manage Docker Containers at Scale
- Learn more here
- Linux Wants Automakers to Stop Failing at Infotainment by Using Common Software
- Joe Brockmeier has a new podcast
- Silence is golden: Video Essay Beautifully Shows Martin Scorsese’s Use of Silence in Film
- 10 Cent Beer Night
- Tim Russert of NBC’s Meet the Press was a student at at the time: “I went with $2 in my pocket. You do the math.”
Cutting Room Floor
- Today in Videoconferencing
- Entlistungsfreude: The satisfaction achieved by crossing things off lists
- GitBook: no excuses
- HT Erich Morisse: DOD’s industry is “Accounting”, per LinkedIn
- Ohio news flash: Alice Cooper inducted into the White Castle Hall of Fame
- Speaking of Cleveland
- You talkin’ to me? Next time you’re in Austin, check out Robert De Niro’s Taxi Cab License Used to Prepare for Taxi Driver
- Also at the Ransom Center, a chilling World War I exhibit that Gunnar really enjoyed
We Give Thanks
- Erich Morisse for the civics lesson.
41 min - Episode 56: #56: Surveillance and PSYOPs
This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about: Government Surveillance, Corporate Surveillance over land, sea and air, Personal Surveillance, and a vague but pervasive sense that you’re being monitored at this very moment.
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- Matthew Burton has a podcast: “Let’s Talk Calmly About Security and Privacy”
- Don’t call me Shirley: Sherlybox is a private Dropbox based upon Raspberry Pi
- See also the ‘NSA-proof’ Protonet
- Economics of Bulk Surveillance
- This week in irony: Tech leaders unite on government data collection reform
- Do as I say, not as I do: Google Edition
- Google Fit to curate steps, calories, heart rate, other biometric data
- Control Google Glass w/telekinesis using MindRDR
- Google launches SkyNet
- Google to offer low-cost Wifi hardware to businesses, free access to customers
- Do as I say, not as I do: Facebook Edition
- Tyranny of the default: Facebook to show ads based on your browsing history, but let you change them
- Why online tracking is getting creepier
- The (PSYOP) product is you: Facebook tries to explain motives for secret user experiments
- Facebook and Newspeak
- Speaking of altruism, end-to-end encryption in Gmail
- Almost related: More Corporations Using Tag And Release Programs To Study American Consumers
- Defense in Depth 2014 on July 30
- Lowering Cost of Government IT on August 21
- Lauren’s new Raspberry Pi project’s maiden voyage: Impossible Deceptions, Charles Peachock & Jason Alan Magic on August 23
- Do as we do: Red Hat doesn’t want your data
- HT Jamie Duncan: soscleaner!
Cutting Room Floor
- HT Matt Micene: Fake followers can improve your prevalence Bing search results
- Animal Farm: Watch the Animated Adaptation of Orwell’s Novel Funded by the CIA (1954)
- How the CIA secretly published Dr Zhivago
- Ayn Rand’s Harry Potter and the Prisoners of Collectivism
- Totally incognito: Designers create a Faraday-cage cloak to foil NSA, other spies
- Know Your Double: A doppelgänger field guide
- Free Internet, free nightmares: The Clown Motel
- LettuceBot is an open source killer robot for lettuce
- “The machine worked fast. Very fast. I’ve never seen anything work so fast.“
We Give Thanks
- Jamie Duncan for soscleaner!
- Matt Micene for the Gunnarbait
54 min - Episode 54: #54: Dockah Dockah Dockah
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about containers, Project Atomic, Containers, RHEL 7, Containers, RHEV 3.4, and DockerDockah.
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- United joins Delta with point per dollar spent, not miles flown. Animals.
- Text STOP to 48369 to quit iMessage
- Standing desks are passé: More Office Workers Switching To Fetal Position Desks
- Feedly and Evernote Go Down As Attackers Demand Ransom
- This week in vendor abandonment: Netflix Will Shut Down Public API Support For Third-Party Developers On November 14
- What Are You Talking About? The Cloud Edition on July 16
- Defense in Depth 2014 on July 30
- Lowering Cost of Government IT on August 21
- Lauren’s new Raspberry Pi project’s maiden voyage: Impossible Deceptions, Charles Peachock & Jason Alan Magic on August 23
- Dave’s new article: How Linux containers can solve a problem for DOD virtualization
- Major Hayden on CoreOS v. Atomic
- Getting started with Docker
- Dockah, dockah, dockah.
- IAVM to CVE mapper in the Red Hat Customer Portal
- RHEL 7 is out and already in evaluation for Common Criteria!
- RHEV 3.4 is out!
- A Customer We Like: The Broad
- Moving to open source? 5 years worth of anticipated savings will be swallowed by exit costs of proprietary software
- New DOD Acquisition in NDAA “it’s complicated”
Cutting Room Floor
- Tom Lee on Internet of Things: “It was unclear why your boss was paying for you to get drunk at SXSWi but he was and it was awesome and everything was surely about to change.”
- Partially Examined Life
- Austin gets a Container Bar. Get it?
- Hawaii 5-0 Drum Fill
- This week in cognitive surplus: Star Wars in alphabetical order
- Um, no: A Brilliant Double-Decker Armrest That Would Make Flying Less Hellish
We Give Thanks
- Major Hayden for teaching about the differences between CoreOS and Atomic
44 min - Episode 55: #55: Mike Guerette loves developers.
This week, Dave and Mike pay the rent by talking about Red Hat’s developer tools.
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- Red Hat Developer Blog has technical articles on Red Hat Software Collections and Red Hat Developer Toolset and their related technologies, plus DevOps and much more.
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux Developer Program
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux Developer Subscriptions
- Red Hat Software Collections (dynamic languages, databases, web servers)
- Red Hat Developer Toolset (GCC, etc.):
- What “Developer Support” means
- Red Hat Developer Toolset now in more RHEL subscriptions
20 min - Episode 52: #52: Sixteen Tons
This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about Apple’s lock-in empire, autonomous vehicles, and improvisational theater as a way of life.
- Southwest adds non-stop flights from Canton-Akron to DCA
- Soylent Youngstown: This Ohio cricket farm is first in US to raise ‘chirps’ for human consumption
- Scratch (the creative learning environment from #MIT) version 2.0 now open source!
- Swift: Apple owns the language, the tools, the means of distribution, and demands 30% of your revenue
- Sixteen Tons
- Banality of Evil: Apple’s not quite sure why you’re locked in
- Winners of FBI Corporate Hackathon Competition announced
- Russians capture cigarette-smuggling drone
- Google’s Next Phase in Driverless Cars: No Steering Wheel or Brake Pedals
- Tim Lee says this will normalize car sharing
- OpenWorm Kickstarter
- Dave and others from Red Hat at the AFCEA DC Emerging Technologies Summit 2014 on Friday, June 13
- OpenShift Enterprise 2.1 now available!
- Free OpenShift O’Reilly book by Steven Citron-Pousty and Katie Miller
- RHEL6 STIG has been freshly updated
- Dan Risacher uncovers Gunnarbane: “SDN is as big as the original packetization in the network,” declared Stephen B. Alexander, senior vice president and CTO for Ciena. “We can light fiber as much as physics will allow. We can create terabit flows; but you’ll want to slice these terabits into different missions. SDN will virtualize networks—user-bespoke networks,” he stated
- 3 Ways Embracing the Principles of Improv Can Change Your Life
Cutting Room Floor
- Advice to a Young Programmer from Tom Lee
- My Friend Totoro, Bus Stop Scene via Oculus Rift
- Pornburger.me is exactly what it sounds like
- Unlock Android with a manicure
- New Hobby: DOD Infographics
- Today in cognitive surplus: Auto Buds h/t Rebecca Williams
- Collective Noun Collective
- Handmade, Artisanal Plungers
- The Hipster Logo Design Guide
- Word of the Day: Cumulocentrism
- PSA: Reset your Bitly password!
- PSA: Change your Ebay password!
- And turn on 2 factor authentication for free while you’re at it please
- PayPal too
We Give Thanks
- Dan Risacher for giving Gunnar a seizure
- Rebecca Williams for giving us something to talk about
31 min - Episode 51: #51: A Visit with the Doctor
This week Dave and Gunnar talk with special guest star and elder statesman of open source in security and government, Dr. David A. Wheeler about Heartbleed, security reviews, and why security vulnerabilities are like human organs.
- David’s How to Prevent the next Heartbleed article got picked up by Slashdot
- Fuzz testing
- All about Heartbleed
- How the Heardbleed bug works (in XKCD cartoon form)
- Heartbleed tick-tock
- HT Summer Maynard: What Heartbleed Can Teach The OSS Community About Marketing
- FIPS 140-2
- The Linux Foundation starts the Core Infrastructure Initiative
- Open source code has fewer errors than proprietary code
- SCAP
- HT Robin Price: OpenSCAP 1.0.8 passed the NIST SCAP 1.2 certification
- David dislikes “responsible disclosure” as much as Gunnar dislikes “cybersecurity”
- Patches welcome: David’s FLOSS numbers database with special thanks to Paul Rotilie
- David’s Fully Countering Trusting Trust through Diverse Double-Compiling PhD dissertation and public defense video!
We Give Thanks
- Dr. David A. Wheeler for guest starring and everything he’s done to advance the cause of open source in government.
- Summer Maynard and Robin Price for giving us ideas to talk about
- Paul Rotilie for helping with the FLOSS numbers database
Special Guest: David A. Wheeler.
1 hr - Episode 50: #50: Trenton on Notice
This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about: procurement disasters past, present, and future, cloud arbitrage, Bannana Slugs and storage, and the Large Hadron Collider, homesteading on the cloud.
- TRANSPORTER was the storage device we couldn’t think of in episode 47
- Hackpad got bought by Dropbox
- Retraction: Psych! Microsoft didn’t really open-source MS-DOS (thanks David A. Wheeler!)
- Trigger Warning: NJ procurement
- Compare this with the UK red line policy
- VanRoekel in Congress, hat in hand.
- Nike stops making FuelBand — Dave and Gunnar Trigger Warning!
- Gunnar Fitbit Force rash status: Pending
- Compare and contrast: 5 things tech buyers just don’t care about and Google’s Project Ara Could Bring PC-Like Hardware Ecosystem To Phones
- HT Matt Micene: Bored with trading oil and gold? Why not flog some CLOUD servers? Chicago Mercantile Exchange plans cloud spot exchange
- Emergent and Red Hat JBoss BRMS Workshop & Happy Hour
- Storage workshop: Modern Data Protection Tour by Red Hat
- Red Hat welcomes Inktank!
- OpenShift and Hortonworks Data Platform
- GearD: The Intersection of PaaS, Docker and Project Atomic by Matt Hicks
- Dell and Red Hat Deliver Enterprise-Grade, OpenStack Private Cloud Solution, Extend Co-Engineering to Deliver OpenShift and Linux Container Solutions
- CERN uses RHEV to tell the difference between matter and anti-matter. Do you?
- CERN’s Zombie movie
- Sovereign: Ansible playbooks for homesteading on the Internet
- How can I get colleagues to stop bickering about trivialities?
- Design Thinking
- Wikipedia, Design, and Consensus
Cutting Room Floor
- More drones moving to Linux
- New album released via Linux kernel module steganography
- Time is a flat circus
- HT Lauren: Programmer Ryan Gosling
- Raspberry Eye is a Raspberry Pi answer to Google Glass
- UFO typologies, circa 1967
- 1979 Mercedes El Camino
- The World’s Longest Conveyor Belt is 61 Miles Long
- D&G DIY Joke Kit of the Week: Convicted Terrorist Sentenced to Read Malcolm Gladwell Book
- Meanwhile in Cleveland: Verbatim: What Is a Photocopier?
- Almost related: Front Fell Off
- HT Doug Denny: Disgusting Computers
- Reading Rainbow
- HT Dan Walsh: SELinux coloring book now on GitHub
- Free OpenShift O’Reilly book by Steven Citron-Pousty and Katie Miller
- Red Hat Summit attendees get another free O’Reilly ebook
We Give Thanks
- David A. Wheeler, Matt Micene, Lauren, Doug Denny, and Dan Walsh for giving us things to talk about!
- Mike Richichi for being “the colleague”. In truth, he was Gunnar’s boss.
43 min - Red Hat Summit 2014: Docker and Cloud Brokers with Nirmal Mehta
Dave and Gunnar talk with one of their favorite partners: Nirmal Mehta of Booz Allen Hamilton, Red Hat Innovation Award winner in 2013. It’s a nerdfest. And a Dockerfest.
Highlights
- Hey Nirmal: His name is Solomon Hykes.
- Atomic Project
- the container certification program
- Vagrant
- Nirmal wants a workflow.
- the Devnation Netflix session: it’s what Docker enables.
- the systemd session
- Open Source: yes, we actually buy that stuff.
- Chris works on BPMS, and it’s nice to know that it’s Chris.
- BAH’s Open Broker Platform = CloudForms + JBoss Fuse
- Dan Walsh’s Dockah Dockah Dockah
31 min - Red Hat Summit 2014: OpenShift with Dan Juengst
Dave got a chance to talk with OpenShift Marketing guru and D&G superfan Dan Juengst.
Highlights
- PaaS: stuffed crust innovation. The sausage you need, the pepperoni on-demand.
- Dell announced their support for OpenShift
- OpenShift Online Marketplace: we figured out how make other people money on OpenShift!
- SAP now building Sybase cartridges
- OpenShift, Docker, and RHEL. It’s on.
- geard is how RHEL manages containers, and it’ll fold into OpenShift upstream.
- Atomic Project is RHEL purpose-built to hold containers.
- Steve and Katie did an O’Reilly Book on OpenShift for Dan’s son.
- OpenShift .NET support: coming right up. Thanks, Uhuru!
- Who’s using OpenShift? Cisco, Boeing, CenturyLink, Dreamworks, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. And that’s just the folks who’ll talk about it in public!
- Boeing and Cisco are using OpenShift for rapid prototyping
- Dreamworks is running their mobile apps on OpenShift
- Did you go to Devnation? You should have.
- Good news if you missed Dan’s session: we wrote it up.
17 min - RH Summit 2014: DOD Cloud with Ted Brunell
Ted’s Red Hat’s Cloud Architect for DOD. He enjoys roast beef, Docker, and OpenStack.
Highlights
- Ted’s Twitter handle is amazing.
- Innovation of the People, By the People, For the People
- Certified Cloud Provider Program
- Shawn Wells and the SCAP Security Guide
- Meat
- Docker, again.
- Brian Stevens’ keynote.
- Walk-on from Soren.
- Container Certification Program
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About Dave & Gunnar Show
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David Egts and Gunnar Hellekson discuss privacy, security, robots, and internet ephemera.