This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about mobile phone surveillance that you pay for, peer-to-peer dropbox replacements, and the many faces of lock-in.
Peaky Blinders is like a watered-down Deadwood and will suffice for nowAT&T Stops Using ‘Super Cookies’ To Track Cellphone DataWord of the week: “Middlebox”. 4G carriers don’t care one bit for your SPDY-laden, encrypted traffic. Hippie.BitTorrent Sync vs Cloud: Where Can You Trust Your Personal Data?Anybody try Syncthing.net or Transporter?Let’s Encrypt is a new certificate authority from the EFF and friendsTyranny of the default: Firefox dumps Google for search, signs on with YahooHT James Kirkland: E-Cigarettes From China Spreading Malware Through USB Charger10,000 pay phones to become Wifi base stations in NYCsee also: Ricochet WirelessThis Week in Vendor Lockin: Anti-Competitive Apple Disables Trim Support On 3rd Party SSDs In OS X
This Week in Vendor Abandonment: Netflix Kills Off Its Public API, Takes A Few Applications Down With It
Lawsuits as an Investment: Crowdfund Your Next Lawsuit With LexShares
Gunnar helps give The Watchful Eye: Mitigating Risk in the Cloud on December 3 in Washington, DC
Red Hat Private PaaS Workshop on December 11 in Washington, DC
Red Hat Summit CFP now open!
HT Itamar Heim: RHEV compliance policy scans with Nessus!
FIPS compliant password vault with JBoss EAP and RHEL, thanks to Rich Lucente
How have we not heard of DavMail? Connects standards-compliant clients to Exchange. Thanks, French defense establishment!
Save a bundle by anesthetizing octopi yourself: How to anesthetize an octopusParakeet that sounds (and kinda looks) just like R2-D2!Pink Floyd’s The Final Cut, A 19 Minute Music VideoGround Drone: Low cost mobile robotics platformBrain transplant: OpenWorm’s mind in a LEGO robot’s bodyBrowser based fluid dynamics simulatorJS1K Night HighwayJames Kirkland for the e-cigarette word of warningItamar Heim for the Nessus and RHEV good news!Rich Lucente for the FIPS compliant password vault