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Wrapping up CA trip
I’m sitting in the lovely Inn at Benicia Bay after a nice dinner down the street. My sister Naomi is getting married tomorrow morning. So far on this trip, we’ve gone wakeboarding with Mike (Naomi’s fiancee) twice, got stranded overnight in Santa Cruz due to an alternator not working in the car we were driving…
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Perl Web-based calendar: Plans
Plans – Features Features Sharp-looking Plans is the nicest-looking web calendar. Plans has several downloadable themes available. CSS-based layout makes it easy to match the colors & fonts with your website. Open Source Plans is licensed under the GPL. You can freely modify the code for your needs. Many organizations have done so. Multiple Calendars…
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OSSIM (Open Source Security Information Management)
OSSIM (Open Source Security Information Management) OSSIM aims to unify network monitoring, security, correlation and qualification in one single tool. Using Snort, Acid, Mrtg, NTOP, OpenNMS, nmap, nessus and rrdtool we want the user to have full control over every network or security aspect. Link to share this: https://gabrielserafini.com/blog/2004/07/01/ossim-open-source-security-information-management/
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Star Wars + Office Space trailer
This is an excellently produced mix of Office Space the movie (one of my favorites, for sure) and Star Wars. So in the fist scene, Yoda is the old person with the walker beating the freeway rush-hour traffic. Very nice. Star Wars/Office Space mashup Office Space Wars is one of the funniest amateur video projects…
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Production for Use
Jeffrey Zeldman Presents The Daily Report On the web, graphic design, site architecture, and usability should be understood as component parts of a single thing – I call it web design, you may call it user experience or who knows what. Nice article from the Zeldman about how basically all good design is rooted in…
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Free online distributed secure backup and recovery using webmail services
This article describes a conceptual implementation of a free, secure, multiply redundant method of backing up an unlimited number of files using the increased disk space allowances offered by webmail providers such as Yahoo, Hotmail and Gmail. Introduction In the past, email providers gave you enough room to store a good amount of plain email…