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Monthly Archives: March 2006

Open Source vs Web 2.0

I’m shamelessly copying this one from kb, as there’s no clue I could add to it: Don Marti on Open Source and Web 2.0 stuff: There’s some overlap between being a “Web 2.0″ company and being an “open source” one. Here’s where I think Web 2.0 goes further than open source. If open source is [...]

Belgische IPOD wet?

Nu net op RADIO 1. Interview met Guy Kindermans van Datanews. Geeft uitleg over de lock-in van IPOD. Frankrijk overweegt een wet te stemmen hiertegen zoals we al een tijdje weten. “Alle digitale rechten systemeen moeten met elkaar kunnen spreken.” Een open standaard voor DRM dus. Nu lijkt er sprake dat bij ons Spirit een [...]

Infosecurity

As I told earlier on, I went to Infosecurity yesterday. The fair to find everything you need to fix the flaws in Windows. It was bigger than previous years. Exhibitors seemed to have more money than before: bigger, noisyer, flashyer. Several of them even had budget for actors, clowns, and other people to convince you [...]

WHAT…..THE…..FUCK…..

I went to Infosecurity today. Take my word for it, I had my dosis of Enterprisiness. I’ll get back to that later. But this and then this really are a nice couple of WHAT THE FUCK?? OMFG Ok, you want an appetizer? public class SqlWords { public const string SELECT = ” SELECT “; public [...]

Alive and kicking

Even melden dat ik nog besta Gezond en wel, en energieker dan ooit tevoren!

Tele Atlas Camera Van

This evening on Kennedy Road I drove behind a Van with several camera’s behind and on his side. As I drove further, I noticed a “Tele Atlas Road Survey” sign on the side. Apparently, it’s one of those cars they talk about here. Must be pretty cool gear. I wonder what Belgian privacy laws say [...]

digg.com

Digg.com: take the slashdot concept, pour a web 2.0 sauce over it and elaborate the community concept. Nice. As if my RSS feeds ain’t bulky enough already.

Keeping copyright right

Bill Thompson: my opposition to DRM is not an opposition to copyright, or a claim that copyright is dead. But current attempts to use technology to enforce restrictions on use, restrictions that often go beyond those copyright law would demand, are unacceptable. The music, movie and publishing industries do not deserve to survive if their [...]

DR-DOS through DNS recursion

Slashdot is reporting on DDoS Attacks Via DNS Recursion. As often the case over there, it’s old news. Back to the issue. Some AC nicely explains: You just send requests to the DNS server spoofing yourself as the victim’s IP. (UDP is much easier to spoof, and can be sent out very quickly.) The replies, [...]

Stories for Geeks

They call it Stories for Robots, but it might as well have been called Stories for Geeks. WTF? no RSS feed?

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