This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about: Audio hacking, Nexus 5 hacking, currency hacking, OpenShift Enterprise 2.0 hacking, lake monsters, and a new segment: the Security Dog House.
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Build your own surveillance state Build your OWN Apple iBeacon with a Raspberry PiBuild Your Own GPS Car Tracking SystemUPDATE: Encrypt the Web Report: Who’s Doing What with missing column
Comedy laden, target rich environment: “Hello Santa” Offers A Memorable, But Pricey, Video Call With A Real-Life Santa Dave writes movie script, Gunnar comes up with a fresh twist on an existing business ideaA Prediction: Bitcoin Is Doomed to Fail, just like other non-government backed currencies such as gold and tulip bulbs
Red Hat Summit registration now open!
Gunnar makes annual pilgrimage to Vegas for Gartner Data Center boondoggle, December 9-12
Awesome Red Hat Support Tool video
RHEL and Fedora security features matrix
HT Frank Dachille: Red Hat and Google Compute Engine – Extending the Datacenter
OpenShift Enterprise 2.0 coming December 11
NASA (in particular Rich Rinehart of NASA Glenn for his Mars Opera kickstarter
FlightAware Misery Map
ParkWhiz.com is awesome
HT Dave’s wife: D&G Security Doghouse Company of the Week: National Center for Safety Initiatives for them asking clients to “email a photo of your driver’s license, passport, state ID”, looking like a government agency, and the web site’s autoplay of Charlie Brown funeral music
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