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syslog for fun (and profit?) – olf 2023 talk

Posted on 8 September 20238 September 2023 By antipaucity No Comments on syslog for fun (and profit?) – olf 2023 talk

I had the privilege of speaking at this year’s Ohio Linux Fest on the topic of syslog Slidedeck PDF – https://antipaucity.com/olf2023-syslog.pdf If you would like me to give this, or any other, talk for your organization, please contact me via LinkedIn or Twitter You can watch the talk from OLF’s live stream of the event…

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lug, news, personal, technical

libraries should be print-on-demand centers – especially for old/unusual works

Posted on 26 September 202024 September 2020 By antipaucity No Comments on libraries should be print-on-demand centers – especially for old/unusual works

Want to reinvigorate old texts and library patronage? Turn libraries into print-on-demand book “publishers” for works in the public domain and/or which aren’t under copyright in the current country and/or some kind of library version of CCLI churches use for music! This idea came to me after reading this blog post from the Internet Archive…

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books, ideas

one-time universal basic income

Posted on 24 September 201924 September 2019 By antipaucity 3 Comments on one-time universal basic income

A lot of talk has been made in the past couple years (and even currently by one of the fellas running for the 2020 Democratic Party nomination to be their candidate for President) of governments (which really means taxpayers) funding a universal basic income. Alaska’s been doing something like this for close to 40 years….

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finance, ideas, politics

archivist

Posted on 17 August 201930 July 2019 By antipaucity 1 Comment on archivist

For a long time, I’ve been concerned about knowledge capture. And archiving. I’ve finally done something about my own public persona. It’s not 100% complete, but I’ve created my own “online merikebi” of public content. It’s over at https://merikebi.warrenmyers.com. It’s collecting posts from all of my blogs, Reddit, and Twitter. As and when appropriate (and…

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history, personal

a semi-permanent psa on passwords

Posted on 3 January 20193 January 2019 By antipaucity No Comments on a semi-permanent psa on passwords

Passwords should never expire: https://www.sans.org/security-awareness-training/blog/time-password-expiration-die Passwords should not be changed often: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2016/08/frequent_passwo.html Password “complexity” is – mostly – a joke: https://www.xkcd.com/936 You have been breached: https://blog.augustschell.com/passwords-passphrases-complexity-length-crackability-memorability-data-breaches Passphrases are better than passwords – and https://password.ga will generate them for you (it will also generate random passwords that pass complexity requirements) Use a password manager of some…

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technical

what is “plan b” for iot security?

Posted on 16 November 2017 By antipaucity 4 Comments on what is “plan b” for iot security?

Schneier has a recent article on security concerns for IoT (internet of things) devices - IoT Cybersecurity: What’s Plan B? We can try to shop our ideals and demand more security, but companies don’t compete on IoT safety — and we security experts aren’t a large enough market force to make a difference. We need a…

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commentary, ideas, technical

david pogue’s 1996 mac holiday sing-along

Posted on 8 November 20178 November 2017 By antipaucity No Comments on david pogue’s 1996 mac holiday sing-along

Thanks, Archive.org! God Rest Ye Copland Programmers (to the tune of “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen”) God rest ye Copland programmers, It’s finally Christmas Day. You’ve all worked 20-hour shifts Beginning back in May. No wonder after such neglect Your spouses moved away. The last real meal you had Was late last year– That’s what…

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humor, reprint, satire

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