Developer Antics

The last two weeks have been bonkers in the security world. It seems like Twitter accounts, denial of service attacks, and even keeping millions of account passwords in plain text have all been exploited. Also, Amazon reviews seem to be fake, Google services are being renamed, and of course the Google event is coming soon.

Get all the links, show notes, and comments at https://www.developerantics.com/episodes/22-this-headline-has-probably-been-hacked/

With the eventual passing of rule 41 on December 1st, life on the internet may become a different place than it already is, the US names a Chief Information Security Officer, and of course Samsung seems to have a problem with exploding phones.

Get all the links, show notes, and comments at https://www.developerantics.com/episodes/21-the-rules-are-about-to-change/

Our 20th episode is here! To celebrate we talk about what has changed since our first episode, what we plan on changing in the future, and of course we cover the latest in tech news. Apple announces the iPhone 7, the next Apple Watch, and finally allowing collaboration. We also discuss interesting bans and developments with the 2016 summer craze, pokemon go.

Get all the links, show notes, and comments at https://www.developerantics.com/episodes/20-episodes-of-pure-awesome/

The data you use everyday probably isn't something you spend much time thinking about. However, the next time you fill out a survey, open an application, click an ad, you should know that your information is being used to target ads, monitor habits, and provide details into a sometime-anonymous pool of data that is used to give marketers an edge on your business.

Get all the links, show notes, and comments at https://www.developerantics.com/episodes/19-your-big-data-and-we-all-want-it/

Of all the social media networks available, which ones are the ones we use and why do we use them? Also, what networks have fallen by the way and what were the flaws that encouraged their demise. We also discuss a couple of new networks and give you our opinions on them. View links, leave comments, and more by visiting https://www.developerantics.com/episodes/18-the-social-network-brawler/

Securify your internet of things - Developer Antics: Episode 17

We talk about it every week, but security is a serious matter and this week we discuss the latest vulnerabilities in today's internet of things. To be fair, many of the flaws and exploits discussed in this episode require physical access, however it is always good to be on the fore-front of knowing what can be exploited before it is.

Get all the links, show notes, and comments at https://www.developerantics.com/episodes/17-securify-your-internet-of-things/

In this episode we ended up teasing stories that we thought we'd discuss, but spend very little actual time on those topics and instead spend a large amount of time discussing the latest strategies from Microsoft (app releases), and Verizon (for buying Yahoo). Needless to say, this ends up being an exciting episode covering all sorts of business news. Get links, show notes, and leave comments about this episode at https://www.developerantics.com/episodes/16-tablets-smart-devices-and-3d-without-the-glasses/

In the modern age of mobile computing, new laws and new flaws bring awareness to all of us. In this episode we discuss the iOS version of Stagefright as well a potential new law banning encryption entirely. We also discuss software piracy, the Maxathon and Opera browser, targeted ads from Spotify and more.. All of this plus a tip on where to buy your next mobile device. Get all the links, show notes, and comments at https://www.developerantics.com/episodes/15-keep-your-tech-close-and-your-phone-closer/

Why doesn't Walmart.com offer actual security for paying customers especially since they are rolling out their own payment system? We also talk about the craze of Pokemon Go! and recent news involving it. On the security front we discuss a massive malware infection on Wendy's POS systems as well as some potential threats via your smartwatch. All of this plus a tip on charging your smart devices. Get all the links, show notes, and comments at https://www.developerantics.com/episodes/14-walmart-lack-of-security/

The age of modern user interaction with computer systems faced a massive change when visuals were introduced. Does HTML5 bring this same level of shift to modern world of development? On this episode of Developer Antics we dive into this domain and discuss how it is both the same and different. The latest tech news as well as a tip on domain hosting is also shared." Read show notes, links, and comments at https://www.developerantics.com/episodes/13-is-html5-the-new-windows/