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Net Neutrality – mail your Congressional Reps and Senators & state

governor – do not email or fax them. Put it in the mail.

• FYI, but mail them instead: Redditor shares a text bot that will send a fax to your state representative, senators, and governor, with message to fight for net neutrality

• Net Neutrality subreddit

• Hacker News: what can you do to help net neutrality

Security Alerts from GitHub

• define dependencies in one of the supported manifest file types, like package.json or Gemfile.

• similar to FreeBSD vuxml database – uses dependencies already listed in each FreeBSD port

here are over a billion outdated Android devices in use

• It’s common knowledge that Android device tend to be more out of date than iOS devices, but what does this actually mean?

• People sometimes compare Android to Windows XP because there are a large number of both in the wild and in both cases, most devices will not get security updates. However, this is tremendously unfair to Windows XP, which was released on 10/2001 and got security updates until 4/2014, twelve and a half years later.

• Another difference between Android and Windows is that Android’s scale is unprecedented in the desktop world. The were roughly 200 million PCs sold in 2017. Samsung alone has been selling that many mobile devices per year since 2008.

• If we look at the newest Android release (8.0, 8/2017), it looks like you’re quite lucky if you have a two year old device that will get the latest update. The oldest “Google” phone supported is the Nexus 6P (9/2015), giving it just under two years of support.

• But even with the data we have, we can take a guess at how many outdated devices are in use. In May 2017, Google announced that there are over two billion active Android devices. If we look at the latest stats (the far right edge), we can see that nearly half of these devices are two years out of date. At this point, we should expect that there are more than one billion devices that are two years out of date! Given Android’s update model, we should expect approximately 0% of those devices to ever get updated to a modern version of Android.

• Project Treble

Flight rules for git

A guide for astronauts (now, programmers using git) about what to do when things go wrong.

• Flight Rules are the hard-earned body of knowledge recorded in manuals that list, step-by-step, what to do if X occurs, and why. Essentially, they are extremely detailed, scenario-specific standard operating procedures. […]

• NASA has been capturing our missteps, disasters and solutions since the early 1960s, when Mercury-era ground teams first started gathering “lessons learned” into a compendium that now lists thousands of problematic situations, from engine failure to busted hatch handles to computer glitches, and their solutions.

• What did I just commit?

• I wrote the wrong thing in a commit message

• I committed with the wrong name and email configured

• I want to remove a file from a commit

Feedback

• Dan announces he is leaving the show.

• postgres and shared memory

• containers vs VM

Round Up:

• StartCom gets out of the certificates business – some background

• Massive US military social media spying archive left wide open in AWS S3 buckets

• ZFS from a MySQL perspective

• Announcing Prometheus 2.0

  • Node Exporter
  • Installation overview of node_exporter, prometheus and grafana

• The 3-Minute SQL Indexing Quiz That 60% Fail

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ACLU & EFF SUE OVER WARRANTLESS PHONE AND LAPTOP SEARCHES AT U.S. BORDER

• Some folks feel that biometic data is not covered by US 5th Amendment (the right to non-self-incrimination)

• recent Reddit post YSK: Facial scans, iris scans, and your fingerprints are not protected by the fifth amendment and therefore not secure.

• Regent University Law Professor James Duane gives viewers startling reasons why they should always exercise their 5th Amendment rights when questioned by government officials – Don’t Talk to the Police

30 interesting commands for the Linux shell

Equifax is so last week. Everybody go home and take a shower and change your underwear, because… This week’s hair on fire emergency is now upon us, and we’re going to need you fresh, at your desk, for… Well, for all eternity, I guess

• A new attack vector exposes almost every connected Bluetooth device.

Feedback

• re Episode 328 consider iRedMail

• SSL – more than encryption

Round Up:

• The sudden death and eternal life of Solaris

• Boeing 787 In Flight Entertainment System Security fun!

• Lenovo Wasn’t Paying Attention: 750,000 Laptops Had Spyware

• U.S. moves to ban Kaspersky software in federal agencies amid concerns of Russian espionage
  

• Equifax Argentina admin/admin for credentials

• Windows 0-day is exploited to install creepy Finspy malware (again)

• wait…..I can just…make PDFs with whatever want show up on the FCC’s site? – also

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Is Amazon another paradise of brogrammer culture? We have reason to suspect the recent reports may be overblown. Then meet Gigster, the VC backed service that wants to commoditize development.

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Hoopla

• Life inside amazon

• Amazon’s company culture under fire

• Ex-Employer holding me responsible for finishing an old project

• Gigster – Hire a quality developer

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• Finally Made It

• Meteor Suggestion

• Intro to Meteor – the Future Web Platform @ OpenSource.HK – YouTube

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It was a huge OSCON this year, and we have a bunch of great interviews from the floor. We’ll feature some amazing Linux powered gadgets, exciting hardware, and our massive interview with Todd Weaver, the man behind Purism Librem 13 and the Librem 15 Linux laptops.

Plus our thoughts on the Plasma Phone, the Linux distro adding secret watermarks to files & more!

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• Big week for open source news: Round up of OSCON announcements | Network World

Some of the Interviews this week

let us know if you like these broken out, its a lot of work!

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• Radical Bomb: Project: Arcade Machine Complete

I am finally (mostly) finished with my arcade cabinet, so I thought I would do a break down of my process along with general thoughts about how things went with each step. For the most part I followed this tutorial from instructables.

Desktop App Pick

• Unified Remote – Remote Control App for your Computer

Turn your smartphone into a universal remote control.

• AUR (en) – unified-remote-server
• Download Linux – Unified Remote

Weekly Spotlight

• Jitsi Meet

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Plasma Mobile, a Free Mobile Platform

Plasma Mobile offers a Free (as in freedom and beer), user-friendly, privacy-enabling, customizable platform for mobile devices. Plasma Mobile is Free software, and is now developed via an open process. Plasma Mobile is currently under development with a prototype available providing basic functions to run on a smartphone.

• KDE Community announces fully open source Plasma Mobile

• plasma-mobile

Plasma Phone and KWin | Martin’s Blog

Red Star Linux Adds Secret Watermarks To Files

ERNW security analyst Florian Grunow says that North Korea’s Red Star Linux operating system is tracking users by tagging content with unique hidden tags. He particularizes that files including Word documents and JPEG images connected to but not necessarily executed in Red Star will have a tag introduced into its code that includes a number based on hardware serial numbers. Red Star’s development team seems to have created some quite interesting custom additions to Linux kernel and userspace, based on which Grunow has written a technical analysis.

• RedStar OS Watermarking – Insinuator

Knights of the Old Republic Sequel Comes to Mac and Linux

The story of KOTOR 2 is set five years after the first game. The Sith Lords have all but eradicated the Jedi Knights in the galaxy, save one: you. As you take on the role of the last remaining Jedi Knight, struggling to connect with the Force, you’ll decide whether to follow the light side or embrace the dark and determine the fate of the galaxy in the process.

Terraria For Linux

we have decided that we will conduct our first ever Open Beta around the Mac and Linux versions of Terraria!

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Mai is a senior developer at Phase 2 with a masters in Computer & Information Technology.

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• Phase2 Technology
• Blackboard
• Moodle
• NYC Camp
• Drupal
• Girls Who Code

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Christina is the community manager for rethinkdb and discusses the various tools and experiences she’s had with its global community!

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• RethinkDB
• RethinkDB – Shirts for stories
• Hootsuite
• Tweetdeck
• Slack
• Stack Overflow
• Meetup.com
• Women Who Code
• Code Academy
• Hackbright Academy
• Community Leadership Summit
• Stitch Fix

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Annie came to rethinkdb without much technology knowledge but has picked up a few things after being hired as an illustrator making storyboards and graphics!

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• buddhify
• The Five Minute Journal
• FitBit
• Instagram
• RethinkDB
• Redis
• Annie Ruygt Illustration and Design
• Code Academy

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Erin Clark works at iXsystems as a system administrator and discusses the various technology and hardware background that is needed to be in that position.

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Microsoft made headlines and has generated a lot of buzz around the open sourcing of .NET. So what does the future hold & what changes now? And why this could be more about what it says about Microsoft, than anything else.

Plus some great feedback, how to find a developer, what to expect to pay & much more!

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• CR127 – Web Apps vs Native

• What do you think of ideas – such as unhosted

• How to find app developers?

• Digital Ocean thank you

• Has hell frozen ? Microsoft just opensourced .net framework ?

Dev Hoopla: .NET Goes Open Source

.NET Foundation – Announcing new governance model and project contributions to the .NET Foundation

Microsoft is making headlines today for its decision to open source its popular .NET development stack, which will now be maintained under the stewardship of the .NET Foundation. This should be welcome news to the millions of developers who use .NET to build high quality applications and services that can scale from needs of individual developers to large enterprises.

As part of its announcement last spring, Microsoft released .NET code to the open source community. Today’s news builds onto that, as Microsoft aims to further make .NET Core available across platforms for Linux and Mac. The company will open source additional key .NET platform components through the foundation.

• Microsoft Open Sources .NET and Mono – Miguel de Icaza

Today, Scott Guthrie announced that Microsoft is open sourcing .NET. This is a momentous occasion, and one that I have advocated for many years.

.NET is being open sourced under the MIT license. Not only is the code being released under this very permissive license, but Microsoft is providing a patent promise to ensure that .NET will get the adoption it deserves.

The code is being hosted at the .NET Foundation’s github repository.

This patent promise addresses the historical concerns that the open source, Unix and free software communities have raised over the years.

There are three components being open sourced: the .NET Framework Libraries, .NET Core Framework Libraries and the RyuJit VM. More details below.

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PAX Prime 2013 just hit the Northwest we’ll cover some of our favorites Linux supporters from the floor of this year’s gaming expo.

Plus hands on with a new Linux powered gaming console, a Linux powered drone…

AND SO MUCH MORE!

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