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Frank Mayer of Tresys has written a great article on the techtarget.com site about SE Linux.
It seems mostly aimed at managers and novice users and explains how SE Linux isn’t really that difficult to use but is however a foundation technology that is needed for secure systems.
Check it out!
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So I decided to change to better URLs but unfortunately many people have already bookmarked the bad URLs. I wanted to give a […]
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A few days ago I wrote my first DMCA take-down notice, I followed the instructions on the Wikipedia page. The reason for this was that someone was mirroring my blog and putting google adverts on the copy. Before I started putting Google adverts on my web sites I wouldn’t have been bothered about this. But […]
Today I gave three talks at my local LUG. The first was my latest SE Linux talk (I’ll put the notes online soon). The second was a talk about voting.
I asked for a show of hands, who has already decided which party they will vote for at the next federal election (about 12 people […]
In a comment on my blog post “a Heartbeat developer comments on my blog post” Alan Robertson writes: I got in a hurry on my math because of the emergency. So, there are even more assumptions (errors?) than I documented. In particular, the probability model I gave was for a particular node to fail. So […]
The war on comment-spam has now begun. It appears that Blogger might have some anti-spam measures of which I was unaware. Otherwise it’s a strange coincidence that I get a huge number of comment spams for extremely hard-core porn from the Ukraine so soon after starting a WordPress blog.
About 24 hours before the spam […]
I am starting to move my blog to my own WordPress server. Here is the new URL for my main blog (feed), and here is the new URL for my Source-Dump blog (feed) which is now named just “dump”.
WordPress gives me the power to change all aspects of my blog’s operation (including adding plug-ins). […]
Here’s an amusing video about how not to do presentations.
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