Jessica Alba, riding a police hover drone.
Among tech journalists, BlackBerry is considered to be “old-fashioned, lame, commoditized technology,” as Mike Butcher, the blogger and digital adviser in London puts it. But BBM is private, decentralized, blindingly fast, and—most important—ubiquitous. My colleague Robert Capps has called this phenomenon the Good Enough Revolution (issue 17.09), though I doubt he [continued...]
Bill Wasik, Wired magazine, December 2011, #Riot: Self-Organized, Hyper-Networked Revolts—Coming to a City Near You
LinklogI recently needed to setup the networking on a Debian box with three network cards on three different networks, each assigned three IP addresses – two of which would be assigned to taps for UML hosts. It was actually a little more complex that I was expecting. Of the few configuration examples I’ve seen on the web, none [...]
It’s nearing the end of the year and the annual festival of dumping data to CD, possibly in advance of the traditional New Year Computer Reinstallation celebration. Of course, if you’re tracking Debian unstable or testing you probably don’t have full installation CDs. These are too dynamic to make it worth creating full CD installation sets. Usually buring a [...]
Leave your personal projects TODO file alone long enough and you discover someone has already done it for you: such as RSS feed of new debian packages. Now we have that and debian security alerts in RDF all I’m waiting for is an RDF interface to the Bug Tracking System.
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