Episode 42: #42: Topic Roulette

This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about: cleaning out the attic, transparency in companies, new RHEV release, and Packing for Mars by Mary Roach. Subscribe via RSS or iTunes. That’s Dave on the right. Lauren’s new article: Like Arduino? Miniaturize your project with TinyCircuits EFY Times’ version, now updated to include a little attribution Now use sound to levitate and do neat things with water HT Dan Walsh: Learn Spanish using SELinux Announcing New Amazon EC2 M3 Instance Sizes and Lower Prices for Amazon S3 and Amazon EBS Amazon’s ‘schizophrenic’ open source selfishness scares off potential talent, say insiders Amazon is a hornet’s nest of malware Adware vendors buy Chrome Extensions to send ad- and malware-filled updates Red Hat Summit sessions now live — 160+ sessions in 15 parallel tracks! Gunnar tells us How APIs will drive agency PaaS adoption RHEV 3.3 is now out! Self hosting helps further Dave’s vision of Secure virtualization for tactical environments Red Hat Storage adds new data protection features too Robin Price and Ted Brunell get CAC enabled OpenSSH to push code into OpenShift using git! See also: Dan Risacher‘s most awesome PuTTY-CAC A Customer We Like: The Lockheed Martin Cyber Security Alliance Gunnar’s version of AMSR: Hellekson Syndrome or “things fitting perfectly into other things” HT Erich Morrisse: Cow tunnels are the subterranean part of Manhattan’s lost meat infrastructure Michael Bay freakout lesson: there is no such thing as winging it D&G Book Club Confessions of a Public Speaker by Scott Berkun Packing for Mars by Mary Roach Jump to Android’s Quick Settings with a Two-Finger Drag The Sims Changelog is amazing Cutting Room Floor Using sprintf() is a decision you can never take back North Korea knows what’s up Art sadly imitating life: A conference call in real life Awesome infoviz: Google’s Music Timeline: A Visualization of 60 Years of Changing Musical Tastes 16 Stupid Tech Job Interview Questions: Show Your Snark Q: If you could throw a parade of any caliber through the Zappos office, what type of parade would it be? A: I would return the money for the parade to shareholders. We Give Thanks Dan Risacher for making PuTTY-CAC, the constructive feedback, and being a good sport! Dan Walsh for helping us brush up on our Spanish. Robin Price and Ted Brunell for their CAC work! Erich Morrisse for adding “cow tunnel” to our vocabulary.