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Luxury Emotional Manipulation | Coder Radio 466

Wes Payne — Wed, 18 May 2022 03:00:00 +0000

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Distro Triforce | LINUX Unplugged 372

Wes Payne — Tue, 22 Sep 2020 21:30:00 +0000

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State Sponsored Audiophiles | TechSNAP 307

chris — Tue, 21 Feb 2017 21:41:43 +0000

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Trend Micro’s Own Cybersecurity Blog Gets Hacked

We covered the WordPress bug in TechSNAP 306
See also [Security Firm Trend Micro’s Blog Falls Victim To Content Spoofing Attack]https://www.silicon.co.uk/security/trendmicro-blog-security-205197
and WordPress Quietly Fixes Zero-Day Flaw Tom
WordPress was alerted to the flaw on 20 January
WordPress officially released WordPress 4.7.2 to the world on Thursday 26 January.
- “The release went out over our autoupdate system and, over a couple of hours, millions of WordPress 4.7.x users were protected without knowing about the issue or taking any action at all.”
Dan confirms the above upgrade timeline; his WordPress sites were updated on 26 January, between 2:30 and 3:30 EST
Researcher’s Feb 1 blog post with details
WordPress’ Feb 1 10:59 AM blog post
NOTE: Virally growing attacks on unpatched WordPress sites affect ~2m pages
Attacks on websites running an outdated version of WordPress are increasing at a viral rate. Almost 2 million pages have been defaced since a serious vulnerability in the content management system came to light nine days ago. The figure represents a 26 percent spike in the past 24 hours
Google trend chart

Hackers who took control of PC microphones siphon >600 GB from 70 targets

Real information in the blog post
Suggestions: put such devices on their own VLAN, but I’m not sure how their connections work
Large-scale ~= 70 organisations
Most of the targets are located in the Ukraine, but there are also targets in Russia and a smaller number of targets in Saudi Arabia and Austria. Many targets are located in the self-declared separatist states of Donetsk and Luhansk, which have been classified as terrorist organizations by the Ukrainian government.

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Deploy Like an Animal | CR 138

chris — Mon, 26 Jan 2015 15:59:32 +0000

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It’s a tip show edition of Coder Radio. Mike shares a great way to get some Heroku features without the bill.

Plus the annoying honeymoon period, your feedback & more!

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The Android defense force swings into action!
Android Monetization
You’re doing it all wrong
Another Open Your Mouth Web Interface.

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Love Heroku, but not the bill? Checkout Dokku
Apple shutting down legacy TestFlight next month following iTunes Connect integration | 9to5Mac

Apple bought the popular software testing distribution service through its acquisition of Burstly almost a year ago, and announced plans at WWDC 2014 to roll out its own version of the service in the future. service in the future. Since then, Apple has integrated TestFlight beta testing for app developers with iTunes Connect.

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Justifying Java | CR 74

chris — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 11:57:56 +0000

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After discussing recent hardware gadget purchases, the guys jump into the defense of Java. Mike’s ready to justify his love, for Java. At least for some usecases.

Plus a little dev world hoopla, your feedback, and more!

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Brandon\’s Email: Young programmers and old languages
Haliphax\’s Email: Red Hat OpenShift (Heroku alternative)?
Docker love!
Nexus 5 Talk
You all hate the iPad Air

AnandTech | The iPad Air Review

Since the iPad Air uses the same A7 silicon as the iPhone 5s, it also uses the same on-die GPU as the 5s: IMG’s PowerVR G6430. This is a 4-cluster configuration of IMG’s latest graphics hardware, running at some relatively high frequency.

Dev World Hoopla

Are the emus turning from the cliff?
Mike comes out of the Pro 2 closet… again

Justifying Java

criticism – What would you change about Java if you have a chance? –
Why does Mike like Java?
Why is Java taught in schools?
Does Java the language have a future?
Isn\’t it all about the JVM now?

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Baby Got Backend | CR 73

chris — Mon, 28 Oct 2013 11:18:30 +0000

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From backups to deployment, we go back to the backend! The new solutions giving us the opportunity to reconsider the infrastructure around our projects.

Plus gearing up for 64bit development, and much more.

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Danny’s email: What direction is Michael going for server side technology?
Mat’s Email: GoLang
Egon hates us: Coder Radio is dead for me
Mike’s Email: Online Education?
By popular demand…
The RMS Rap

Announcement Recap

Apple announcement reaction
Apple Announces Thinner, Lighter iPad Air With 64-Bit A7 Processor – Mac Rumors

With the A7 chip, the iPad Air offers twice the CPU and graphics performance of the previous iPad. The 64-bit architecture supports Open GL ES version 3.0, for \”game console-like visual effects.\”

The real reasons Apple\’s 64-bit A7 chip makes sense | Mobile – CNET News

A nearer-term reason the Apple A7 might appeal to programmers has nothing to do with its 64-bit nature: the ARMv8 architecture itself brings some real advantages.

One of them is a larger number of registers — tiny on-chip storage areas where the processor stores data for very fast access. ARMv8 roughly doubles general-purpose registers from 16 to 31, which means the chip needn\’t fritter away as many cycles swapping things into and out of memory.

They finally get it… sort of

Backing up

When do I need a backend
Continuous integration?
Testing?
Deployment
Docker All The Things | Coder Radio 66

We\’re joined by two gentlemen from dotCloud, the folks behind Docker. We chat about what Docker is best at, how far out the 1.0 release is, the projects use of Go, the future of Docker, and much more.

Homepage – Docker: the Linux container engine

Docker is an open-source project to easily create lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers from any application.

The same container that a developer builds and tests on a laptop can run at scale, in production, on VMs, bare metal

About Docker – Docker: the Linux container engine

Docker is an open-source engine that automates the deployment of any application as a lightweight, portable,
self-sufficient container that will run virtually anywhere.

Docker containers can encapsulate any payload, and will run consistently on and between virtually any server. The same
container that a developer builds and tests on a laptop will run at scale, in production*, on VMs,
bare-metal servers, OpenStack clusters, public instances, or combinations of the above.

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Living Room Brawl | CR 51

chris — Mon, 27 May 2013 10:50:33 +0000

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Mike’s had his Ouya for a couple weeks and shares his review, plus Microsoft announces the Xbox One but the developer situation seems a bit murky.

Meanwhile Chris suspects the world is ignoring the big chances Apple could dominate the living in just a few minutes, with the push of some bits.

Plus picking the right language for an open source project, Openshift v Heroku, and thoughts on the future of Go.

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Oded writes:

“The whole point of the Oracle Google suit was that Oracle was passed that Google didn\’t use their VM but instead wrote their own VM based on the open Java language specifications. So given that I don\’t see Java language specification being closed any time soon, and that Google are unlikely to drop their Dalvik implementation (especially after basically getting a soft slap on the wrist in the courts), TechCrunch\’s Java question was stupid, Larry Page fscked up not calling them out (maybe he was sick) and you guys should have picked up in this.”

Mike is developing an HTML5 tool and asks if we feel the Apple Mac App Store is more profitable than the Chrome Webstore and WinRT Store combined.
Spindl — Zane’s new Ubuntu app:https://zaneswafford.com/hamburger/ AKA Hamburger project
Matt asks what we think of Openshift v Heroku and if we think Google is likely to kill Go
Trond asks if he should use C or C++ for an OSS library
Michael bought a year of Godaddy using our code (nice) and wonders what PHP MVC framework he should try
Chris asks if we think Xbox One will have an XNA like SDK — if so what will it be?

Ouya Review

Ouya review: can an indie console take on Sony and Microsoft? | The Verge

Let\’s say everything goes exactly right for Ouya. Every good game in the Play Store becomes available to Ouya, Netflix and Amazon decide to play nice with the device, and the ROM and hacker community explode and make every app and many more available to the nascent platform. Then and only then, Ouya can be viable — if it can combine a decent set-top box with a decent gaming platform, it may have a case to make for your $99. But those are a lot of cards that have to fall a particular way, and without them the Ouya is a lot more like a Raspberry Pi than an Xbox 360.

This is OUYA! – IGN

Anyway that was my experience with the console. It\’s still early, but the platform seems to be shaping up nicely. Only time will tell if it can actually grab the attention of gamers everywhere.

Ouya: The infinite garage sale | Joystiq

It\’s difficult not to weigh the Ouya\’s current shortcomings against all of its grand, much-publicized promise, but all of that grandiosity has to be reconciled with an important fact: The Ouya costs $99. Even if competent mobile ports are the best games the Ouya ever gets, that\’s an incredibly low barrier of entry for consumers and developers alike. How many good games does it take to be considered a good return on a $99 investment? One? Five? 10?

XBox One For Devs

Is Microsoft abandoning indie game developers with the Xbox One? – NBC News.com

So the leaders of the indie game community clearly weren\’t thrilled by the Xbox One reveal. But does that mean that Microsoft is hanging them out to dry? Possibly. An independent developer who has worked with Microsoft in the past told NBC News that \”premium\” has become something of a buzzword for the company\’s new console, as if to emphasize that the company wants to maintain a strong hand in curating all gaming content that appears on XBLA.

Xbox One opinions from developers vary on Kinect 2, TV centric focus

A few developers have weighed in on the Xbox One reveal, with many citing confusion over why we have to have Kinect 2 enabled all the time, and why the main focus was on the television aspect of the console — and not the games.

Kinect lets you interact with ads, may spy on your mood – NBC News.com

Microsoft on Thursday revealed new details about its \”NUads,\” which are coming to Xbox Live this fall. NUads are interactive advertisements that put the Kinect\’s motion-sensing and voice-detecting abilities to work.

Microsoft Files Patent for Ad-Serving Tech That Senses Mood | Digital – Advertising Age

In an application filed in December 2010 but just made public last week, Microsoft sought to patent an advertising engine that gauges people\’s emotional states based on their search queries, emails, instant messages and use of online games, as well as facial expressions, speech patterns and body movements. The ad engine is device-agnostic; as Microsoft noted in its application, \”client devices\” could include personal digital assistants, smart phones, laptops, PCs and gaming devices.

Patent Suggest Kinect Could Charge Per Person When Playing A Movie

A patent filed by Microsoft indicates that Kinect could count the number of viewers watching (or playing) content and allow the content supplier to charge a fee per person.

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Risky Business | CR 43

chris — Mon, 01 Apr 2013 11:01:56 +0000

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The Play Framework has been on Mike’s mind a lot recently. Also known as JavaPlay, an easy way to build web applications with Java and Scala. This week Mike shares what started out as a grand idea, but developed into a major reboot and overhaul of the project.

And why in the end, no matter what platform, software stack, or store you choose or avoid is always a risky choice.

Plus: How to bounce back from burnout, find new motivation, and get started.

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Gandalf the Whiteboard | CR 37

chris — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 11:48:29 +0000

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From text editors and compilers to Project management tools Mike shares his toolchain for getting projects done.

But we start with fending off the trolls, trouncing Chris over the OYUA, and struggling with nuances of an open sources ASP.NET.

Plus defending a dev underfire for speaking his mind, and we answer a batch of your emails.

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Jeramy writes:

“Michael failed to mention that Microsoft released ASP.NET to the open source community and now ASP.NET can be run on any server with any database management system.”