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We Die Again (Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone)

20 Junio, 2007 | Categoría: Warren Buffet

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Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone - Editors Note: This is part of a series of occasional updates on conflicts the Hot Zone reported on last year. This information, including the eyewitness account, was gathered with the help of local journalists and…

Blue Box #40: VoIP fraudster a fugitive, VoIP security news, business continuity, Namibians jailed for VoIP, and much more…

22 Octubre, 2006 | Categoría: Warren Buffet

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Synopsis:VoIP fraudster now a fugitive, Namibians jailed for VoIP, business continuity, Skype security and more.

Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast #39, a 36-minute podcast ; from Dan York and Jonathan Zar covering VoIP security news, comments and opinions.

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Herme García - PeopleCall

Hoy tenemos a Herme García, Director General de PeopleCall.

En el vídeo de hoy nos habla de cómo empezó PeopleCall y por tanto la VoIP de una empresa Española pionera y también nos habla del Cannibal, que es un móvil con VoIP mediante WiFI y de un equipo de VoIP, sus funcionalidades y ventajas.

La música es la sintonia de PeopleCall.

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APC 2006-07-22 The Antipodean Podcast
Topics covered this week:

  1. CSIRO loses a round in WiFi Patent case
  2. Qantas to offer inflight broadband
  3. Malaysia scrap Wimax broadband tender
  4. Optus readies launch of new communications satellite
  5. Free VOIP calls in Australia and overseas with Gizmo
  6. New smart electricity meters to be introduced
  7. Broadband has killed the bicycle courier
  8. ABC (Australia) world leader on podcasting
  9. IT calender girl website controversy
  10. Australia: Scientist shortage looms
  11. New Gen 3G to be launched in New Zealand
  12. Google sets up in New Zealand
  13. NZ dangerous place to travel’
  14. New signs of life on Mars’ Fossils look good
  15. New Artificial heart project
  16. Iodine deficiency in australia
  17. Update on Aussie life style stats for 2005
  18. Visit blubrry.com the podcast social network

Podsafe music this week: January, by Kelly Goodlad, from the Podsafe Music Network

Blue Box #32: ENUM Tutorial, VoIP security news, listener comments and more

Synopsis: ENUM tutorial, VoIP security news, listener comments and much, much more…

Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast show #32, a 49-minute podcast ; from Dan York and Jonathan Zar with news and commentary about the world of VoIP security. This show includes a 14-minute tutorial on ENUM - what it is and what implications it has for security - as well as the usual coverage of VoIP security news and comments from listeners

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TWiT 59: Roots

Hosts:Leo Laporte, Patrick Norton, Roger Chang, Robert Heron, and John C. Dvorak

Special Guest:Kevin Rose

  • Robert likes the traffic features of Windows Live Local
  • The first Blu-Ray players are now shipping.
  • PC World says that Samsung is planning a dual-format player for later this year.
  • Primera is shipping the first Blu-Ray duplication system.
  • Ten reasons why high-definition DVD formats have already failed.
  • According to Radio Sweeden, the White House ordered the Pirate Bay closure.
  • Harvard says that it has still not received the $115 million Oracle’s Larry Ellison pledged
  • Warren Buffet is going to give away 85% of his fortune to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
  • There have been, this week alone, three Excel zero-day flaws. Here’s the third.
  • Dan Rather is leaving CBS for Mark Cuban’s HDNet
  • The broadcast flag has snuck its way into a telecom bill by Senator Stevens.
  • The FCC approved taxes for VOiP.
  • You can make wireless USB devices, but can only sell them in the United States.
  • A coffee shop owner called 9-1-1 over a man who was using its free WiFi for months without buying a coffee. He was arrested, and then found to be a sex offender.
  • Australia is going to be giving every household free Internet filtering software.
  • Opera claims they got 6 million downloads of Opera 9 the first day of release.
  • XGL does for Linux what Quartz Extreme does for Mac OS X
  • The new TWiT website should be up in a few weeks alongside the Dell campaign.
  • Digg 3.0 is powerful and has several new features to keep track of your friends.
  • The new visualizing tools (Digg Spy on crack) will be released in July.
  • Digg will be adding more categories, not just technology.
  • 65% of Digg users use Firefox.
  • Kevin says that Netscape should have waited a bit longer for their new site in order to emulate Digg 3.0.
  • Digg 3.0 should be all ready by 6am PDT on Monday, June 26, 2006. (They made it! Yay!)
  • Kevin Rose was #23 in the “50 People Who Matter Now” list in Business 2.0 magazine.
  • Apple drops the price of Shake 4.1.
  • Netflix wants to move into the download business.

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  • Broadcast Flag Sneaking in the Backdoor

  • Firefox VoIP in a Plug-In

  • It’s Not an SUV: It gets over 3000 MPG


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Inbox Zero Report
by Andrew McCaskey

InBox Zero continues - I have not fallen off the wagon yet- and have been pleasantly surprised how quickly you can dispatch ten or twelve items of marginal value once you get to the point where there are only 16 items to look at in total. The secret is that folder called unread mail - once you have pushed that inbox to Zero you will find that keeping on top of the incoming is a lot easier.

Another tip that I’m starting to employ - One or two subject Tags as a prefix in subject lines such as DEMO: or TRAVEL: - Simple category reminders and acronyms that will be sure to be pulled in some search that I might trigger a few weeks from now. Plus, it’s a way to attract attention and telegraph some of the content to your addressees to cause them to pull and actually read the message.

And then finally, a technique from Lifehacker called the “Trusted Trio“ - reducing his folder count to exactly three - Action, Archive and Hold. Then let the drill down software take charge of pulling all that stuff up, when (and if) you need it. The hard part of this system is consistently revisiting Action and Hold and complete the “open loops” stowed away there. Just make sure that you never read email in your inbox - just make a triage decision, with liberal use of the trash.

Inbox Zero is the work of Merlin Mann, at the site 43Folders. He also wrote an article at MacWorld that gives a somewhat Mac-centric view - but the principles come through loud and clear.

I think you will be amazed at how much this little technique will help smooth the workday.

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Inbox Zero: One of the guideposts along the way will be some articles from the excellent site for personal productivity at 43 Folders , specifically an article entitled “My email diet” in the Inbox Zero - Day 1series.

From the 43Folders Inbox Zero process, I’m learning that these tools are no substitute for ruthless triage of escalating questions:

1. What does this message mean to me and why do I care ‘

2. What action, if any, does this message require of me ‘

3. What’s the most elegant way to close out this message and the nested action it contains ‘


These questions were most valuable getting from 400 to 100 items. After that, the default
Outlook folder “Unread Items” kept the new stuff in one place - just reading headers and sender lines for easy zapping

The free 40 page downloadable e-Book from Rajesh Setty, a fellow Gnomedexer.. “Personal Branding for Technology Professionals”, It’s some heavy reality for anyone in the technology arena - especially the IT field or pure technologists.

Be sure to sign up for our upcoming roundtable. We will be using GoToMeeting. Also, be sure to check out GoToMeeting. Why’ Because you can hold meetings right over the Net — from anywhere. Plus, you can hold all the meetings you want for one flat rate. To get your free 30-day trial , visit www.gotomeeting.com/techroundt able.

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SDR 125x50 Today’s Headlines Include…

  • Invading Toxic Toads
  • 10 Years on the Web at the Post
  • CraigsList and Zen of Classified Ads
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    PrivateVPN.com - Part I
    by Andrew McCaskey

    Here’s what’s happening as I get online with PublicVPN , a service designed for individuals, small business, and consultants.

    It’s probably old hat to a lot of SDR listeners. On the other hand, some of you who are primarily business or government types who rely upon your company IT, as I do you might find this interesting when you have to catch some WiFi on your own hook.

    There are really two items of concern: connecting to open WiFi access points when you are traveling and should know better, or connecting to access points that are “secure” in higher class hotels or at client sites that lead you to a false sense of security.

    The problem is acute (and obvious) when you are in a hotel or coffee shop that provides “Free WiFi” where there are lots of opportunities for packet sniffing at your expense. Or, when you have been trying to grab a connection to check email in a forest of access points.

    Up until yesterday, I thought that WEP was at least some level of privacy, and that the main effect was to cause bad guys to move along to open access points. The Informit.com article on the ChopChop program that I cited yesterday finally bought it into focus - WEP is just about worse than no encryption at all. My conclusion is that business travelers in hotels with “secure” WiFi are particularly attractive targets.

    PublicVPN.com is $6 a month, pay as you go,and will cover this next trip without a problem. I see that the install is something that you do in the morning when you are fresh and on the ball, not at the end of a day. One thing that I did learn, is don’t try the setup in one window and actually doing the download in another window. Either print it out or find another box that you can use in parallel to read the instructions and perform the operation on the laptop. I’ll tackle part 2 tomorrow.

    PublicVPN is upfront that my connection speeds will be degraded. It’s going to be interesting to see how much. If you are using WiFi, you’ll find that it is a hit that you are willing to take. Compared to the alternative.

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    Recent Items Mentioned:

    Inbox Zero: One of the guideposts along the way will be some articles from the excellent site for personal productivity at 43 Folders , specifically an article entitled “My email diet” in the Inbox Zero - Day 1series.

    From the 43Folders Inbox Zero process, I’m learning that these tools are no substitute for ruthless triage of escalating questions:

    1. What does this message mean to me and why do I care ‘

    2. What action, if any, does this message require of me ‘

    3. What’s the most elegant way to close out this message and the nested action it contains ‘


    These questions were most valuable getting from 400 to 100 items. After that, the default
    Outlook folder “Unread Items” kept the new stuff in one place - just reading headers and sender lines for easy zapping

    The free 40 page downloadable e-Book from Rajesh Setty, a fellow Gnomedexer.. “Personal Branding for Technology Professionals”, It’s some heavy reality for anyone in the technology arena - especially the IT field or pure technologists.

    Be sure to sign up for our upcoming roundtable. We will be using GoToMeeting. Also, be sure to check out GoToMeeting. Why’ Because you can hold meetings right over the Net — from anywhere. Plus, you can hold all the meetings you want for one flat rate. To get your free 30-day trial , visit www.gotomeeting.com/techroundt able.

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  • A Traffic Control System For Molecules
  • Over the Line: Reporter Phone Records Being Used to Find Leaks


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    Skype Makes a Move
    by Andrew McCaskey

    If you recall a few weeks ago we spent some time discussing Voice 2.0 . I think that I have mentioned recently that for most calls personal and business - the convenience of Skype and - in general - the superior audio quality, built in IM and presence pointed me more and more to use it for contacting colleagues and family members. Half the time I was already paying the two Euro cents per minute just for the quick convenince of not having to dial through the company system or enter the credit card.

    All of Voice 2.0 is accelerating towards us.With interesting timing, the first link fell into place today.

    You probably received an email from Skype with some pretty interesting details on a new program - free Skype-Out in North America. All Free, until January 1, 2007. That means that in addition to the free Skype to Skype calls, you can now - at least through the end of the year - place calls to any phone on the PSTN , landline or mobile phone in North America through the Skype network. That means that with Skype on a U3 enabled USB thumb drive, a mobile style headset and net access on any arbitrary PC - you have all that you need to place calls into the mobile network - and for a low charge from Skype use their inward bound VoiceMail. Or with a WiFi enabled laptop or Portable PC - or dedicated Skype WiFi phone and an open WiFi hotspot - replicate the same experience.

    Some interesting timing. Late yesterday, the were revelations on landline call monitoring reported on CNN - which said that VoIP calls were not a part of the most recent government program. And, as you know, Skype calls are supposedly encrypted. Add to this the lead story on a news reporter who believes that his call records were being analyzed and back tracked to hunt for supposed leaks, and the land rush is on.

    How do you think that reporters will be calling their sources tomorrow morning ‘

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    The free 40 page downloadable e-Book from Rajesh Setty, a fellow Gnomedexer.. “Personal Branding for Technology Professionals”, It’s some heavy reality for anyone in the technology arena - especially the IT field or pure technologists.

    Be sure to sign up for our upcoming roundtable. We will be using GoToMeeting. Also, be sure to check out GoToMeeting. Why’ Because you can hold meetings right over the Net — from anywhere. Plus, you can hold all the meetings you want for one flat rate. To get your free 30-day trial , visit www.gotomeeting.com/techroundt able.

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    Blue Box Podcast #19 - VoIP security news, interview about VoIP over cable and much more

    Synopsis: Interview with Geoff Devine from Cedar Point Communications about the security of VoIP over cable networks, VoIP security news and much more

    Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast show #19, a 63-minute podcast ; from Dan York and Jonathan Zar around news and commentary in the world of VoIP security. ; This show features a 36-minute interview with Geoff Devine from Cedar Point Communications about security of VoIP over cable networks. ; As usual, the show also features news and comments from listeners.

    Download the show here (MP3, 33MB) or subscribe to the RSS feed to download the show automatically.

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    Comments, suggestions and feedback are welcome either as replies to this post ; or via e-mail to blueboxpodcast@gmail.com. ; Audio comments sent as attached MP3 files are definitely welcome and will be played in future shows. ; You may also call the listener comment line at +1-206-338-6654 to leave a comment there.

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    Comments, suggestions and feedback are welcome either as replies to this post ; or via e-mail to blueboxpodcast@gmail.com. ; Audio comments sent as attached MP3 files are definitely welcome and will be played in future shows. ; You may also call the listener comment line at +1-206-338-6654 to leave a comment there.

    Thank you for listening and please do let us know what you think of the show.

    Blue Box Podcast #17 - Per Cederqvist ’sdescriptions’ tutorial, VoIP security news, more

    Synopsis: Interview/tutorial with Per Cederqvist about sdescriptions, VoIP security news and much more

    Welcome to Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast show #17, a 41-minute podcast ; from Dan York and Jonathan Zar around news and commentary in the world of VoIP security. ; This show features an interview/tutorial with Per Cederqvist about the ’sdescriptions’ method of SRTP key exchange. The show also includes a brief segment with folks from NetIQ as well as the usual news and comments from listeners.

    Download the show here (MP3, 38MB) or subscribe to the RSS feed to download the show automatically.

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    Charitable Giving Real Estate Recently traveling thru West Virginia on my way out West to the Plains of Texas and the Hot New

    26 Julio, 2006 | Categoría: Warren Buffet

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