CyanogenMod and the Galaxy SCyanogenMod and the Galaxy S
Thanks to some advice from Philipp Kern I have now got my Galaxy S running CyanogenMod 7.1.0 which is based on Android 2.3.7 [1]. CyanogenMod has lots of configuration options[...]
Links November 2011Links November 2011
Forbes has an interesting article about crowd-sourcing by criminals and law enforcement [1]. Ulissescastr0 made a Youtube video showing how to install SE Linux on Debian/Etch [2]. Probably no-one is[...]
Receiving Death ThreatsReceiving Death Threats
On occasion I receive death threats in comments on my blog. This doesn’t bother me, I had more than a few pathetic losers say similar things to me in high[...]
Galaxy S vs Xperia X10 and Android Network AccessGalaxy S vs Xperia X10 and Android Network Access
Galaxy S Review I’ve just been given an indefinite loan of a Samsung Galaxy S which is more useful than the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 that I own. I think[...]
CruisesCruises
It seems that in theory cruises can make for quite economical vacations. The cheapest prices tend to be around $100 per person per night for an “inside” cabin (IE no[...]
Good Riddance to FlashGood Riddance to Flash
The Age reports that Adobe has ceased development of Flash for mobile systems [1]. This is described as leading to an improvement in the web experience for iPhone and iPad[...]
SE Linux Status in Debian 2011-10SE Linux Status in Debian 2011-10
Debian/Unstable Development deb http://www.coker.com.au wheezy selinux The above APT sources.list line has my repository for SE Linux packages that have been uploaded to Unstable and which will eventually go to[...]
Links October 2011Links October 2011
Ron has written an interesting blog post about the US as a “lottery economy” [1]. Most people won’t win the lottery (literally or metaphorically) so they remain destined for poverty.[...]
Desktop Equivalent Augmented RealityDesktop Equivalent Augmented Reality
Augmented reality is available on all relatively modern smart phones. I’ve played with it on my Android phone but it hasn’t delivered the benefits that I hoped, there is a[...]
Capabilities vs SE LinuxCapabilities vs SE Linux
In December 2010 a paper was published by Robert N.M. Watson and Jonathan Anderson from the Cambridge University and Ben Laurie and Kris Kennaway of Google about the Capsicum capabilities[...]