The Archives
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11.02.08BarCamp Sydney #4 - Saturday, 15 November 2008The (un)organisers of BarCamp Sydney have let me know that they are preparing for yet another festival of creativity to engage and excite the Australian tech and innovation community. Details below. Date: 15 November 2008 Venue: UNSW Roundhouse Time: 9:00AM-5:00PMpm (registration starts at 8:30AM) Register: Do it yourself on the wiki If you've never been to a BarCamp before, I highly recommend it. Make some time in your schedule. For those that have been before, I needn't remind you how great BarCamp is. Take a look at my tag list below to see just how much of your life this might touch. Hopefully, I'll see you ...
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08.08.08Speaking calendar and past eventsPresentations from all of my public engagements (and some client ones) are available for viewing and download at my page at Slideshare. Many of them are extremely popular, having been viewed several thousand times. Some of them include synced audio or video. I now record all of my public events so that I can make audio available for all presentations. Where possible, I record video also. All my presentations are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. This means you are generally free to reuse and remix them for your own purposes so long as you attribute ...
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08.17.06Linksys NSLU2 - smarter than your average NASI mentioned my new Linksys NSLU2 the other day. I've got it up and running (although I haven't got all my data on it yet). I'm super-happy with it, mostly because it's much smarter than its otherwise simple looks suggest. Y'see, under the hood, it's a hackable (in the true sense) Linux box! Getting it up and running from OS X was easy once I found this blog entry at Sample the Web. Of course, that sent me scampering across the ether to the Yahoo! group and then beyond to Tom's Networking and the Linux on the ...
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06.23.06Fyodor’s Top 100 Network Security ToolsFyodor, of nmap fame, has put together a new list of the Top 100 Network Security Tools based on feedback from users on the nmap-hackers list. I use several of these tools, and certainly the top 20 or so should definitely be in any security analyst's toolbox. Check them out!
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01.18.06Drive sharing - Windows and OS XI've been reading this excellent guide at MacRumors on sharing between OS X and Windows, but unfortunately, it doesn't give me all the answers I need. Here's the situation I have: Powerbook in the study on Ethernet (occasional wireless) to router/switch; Windows PC in the family room on wireless; external USB HDD containing iTunes Library, digital photos, backups and software installers presently attached to Powerbook. Here's the situation I want: Powerbook and Windows PC in current localities connected to network by current methods; USB drive attached to Windows PC sharing entire contents to entire network at a useful speed. I've followed the MacRumors guide linked to ...
