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Monthly Archives: August 2008
Using at to Record DebConf Streams
While I enjoyed watching some of the DebConf 8 Video Team’s Excellent Service, not all of it was at convenient times for me, being several timezones away, so I used the following script to record some of the streams:- #!/bin/sh … Continue reading
Gov.UK Consults on Forced ISP Snooping: Please Say NO
Argh! Our beloved leaders have just started a consultation on making it mandatory for internet service providers to keep email and web logs for a year and deliver them to local councils and police on request. Large ISPs have already … Continue reading
Posted in SPI, ThePhoneCoop, Web Development
Tagged councils, data retention, eu, gov.uk, isps, snooping, uk
7 Comments
MyDNS-NG 1.2.8.3 May Solve “out of memory” Problem on OpenVZ
Nameservers are part of the basic infrastructure of the internet, translating names like www.software.coop into numbers like 86.7.8.9. You really don’t want them to be completely unreachable because it breaks lots of things, so as well as the primary nameserver, … Continue reading
SPI Meeting Announcement and Why People Don’t Join SPI
Jimmy Kaplowitz writes: “Software in the Public Interest, Inc., will hold a public board of directors meeting on Wednesday, August 20, 2008, 19:00 UTC. […] SPI meetings are held on the OFTC IRC network, irc.oftc.net, in #spi. […] Agenda“ A … Continue reading
Posted in Drupal, GNU/Linux, OSCommerce, SPI, Web Development
Tagged spi election board debian drupal gnustep questions
7 Comments
DebConf 8 Video Team Gives Excellent Service
DebConf, the annual Debian Conference, is held this year in Mar del Plata, Argentina. One sometimes-overlooked part of this is the brilliant video streaming service, with each stream supported by an IRC feedback channel including announcement of talks and events … Continue reading
Don’t Attack Your Users
It seems to me like basic business common sense not to attack your software’s users, because they’re people who might fund your future development work, when they want some new feature adding or some adaptation making. We should hope that … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Training and Information, GNU/Linux
Tagged attack, licensing, linux, microsoft, tv, users, windows
6 Comments
Is Yahoo Now Even Worse On Spam?
When working on mailservers, I’ve noticed that Yahoo’s mailservers seem to “punish” others by sending code 421 (service not available) for a few minutes for a first report of spam that originated from there, longer for a second report and … Continue reading
RFID Security and Stability
While developing an RFID extension for the Koha library catalogue system over the last few months, I’ve learned a lot about I-Code tags and security systems, but I’ve not yet looked into Mifare, which is the other big RFID product … Continue reading
Firefox 3 Online Banking List Updates and WordPress 2.6 Upgrades
Software Cooperative News has been upgraded to WordPress 2.6 (and other co-hosted sites too), the “subscribe to comments” plugin has been activated and all comments will be pre-moderated from now on. There’s a few more changes to come, but hopefully … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux, Web Development, Wordpress and Blogs
Tagged banking, firefox, Wordpress and Blogs, wpmu
2 Comments