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The Synthetic Zen Show, with the Tech Talk With Hawke Show. With "Techknowledgy" by the Utah Saints. Duration: 38 minutes Filesize: 17.5 MB Contents, see details... Another segment of Synthetic Zen focusing on technology's impact on privacy, security, and civil rightsTopics: Broadcast radio turns 100 years old this year Christmas Eve. 2006. On Christmas Eve 1906, presented world's first Radio broadcast. History of Radio. What is different about Tech Talk With Hawke compared to other technology talk shows. Google search "convicts hacker". Search terms were used in court to convict hacker by FBI. 60-80+ percent of security compromises caused by internal resources (such as current/ex-employee). Through MAC address spoofing pretended to be different user device. Vista exploit code against Vista published on Russian hacker site cause memory corruption, and zero day exploits being sold for over 100,000 USD. Explanation of zero day, 0 day exploits. Script / Skript kiddie defintion re-explained. Texas Judge rules against deep linking of content. SFX site is trying to prohibit direct link to their own site. Implication is that if you have a favorite link to image or video from your site to theirs, you could be in violation of the copyright laws of the United States! Re-explanation of DeCss (DVD encryption / decryption) and DMCA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act). Re-review of 2600 Magazine - Hacker Quarterly fight against the DMCA and United States Government and those claiming "cyber-terrorism". How the DMCA has become ridiculously abused and over reaching in regards to direct linking. Republican aide attempts to hire hackers through attrition.org to improve his educational records. P2p (Peer to peer) file sharing update, judge/court backlash against bulk (reverse class action) lawsuit filings of RIAA and MPAA against many "John Doe" 's simultaneously. Just because a file/folder is shared is not acceptable for guilt of file share user. Top Viruses, Worms, and Malware in 2006. The biggest snooper, the most moralistic, most sensationalist, the most tenacious, most diligent (phishing), most mischievous, top spyware, etc. Definition of phishing, how it works, and the risks. Librarians stake their future on OSS (Open Source Software) in Georgia, USA. SCO asks court to consider IBM's dismissal in lawsuit against IBM, Redhat, and other Linux distributors. But court considers this request ridiculous and dismisses the SCO request (funded by Microsoft, as detailed in previous shows). Microsoft's ongoing effots to attempt to stop the mass transition of corporations from Microsoft to Linux, through dishonest marketing attacks. References: eff.org 2600.com net-security.org slashdot.org open-ils.org enterprise.linux.com Tech Talk With Hawke Track number: None Album: Tech Talk With Hawke Year: 2006 Genre: Speech Size: 17.5 MB File type: MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3 (audio/mpeg) Bit rate: 64 Kbps Frequency: 22 Khz Track length: 38:14 (mm:ss)

Fall 2006 Fund drive. Mix of The Synthetic Zen Show and Tech Talk With Hawke. Also has guest co-host Pat from his show "Battlestar Eclectica". See details for more information on show contents... Covers both technology & information security discussion and music. Topics: Operating systems security Internet compromises OpenBSD Hacker hats and hacker defined OpenBSD music RIAA limitations on streaming music Note that URLs mentioned in the show for archives and download URLs out of date see http://www.hawketechtalk.com for all Tech Talk downloads and http://www.synthzen.com for Synthetic Zen Show archives. Cut the recording short for here, since it transitions from Tech Talk into Synthetic Zen after 1 hour and 15 minutes. For the full show, download from the Synthetic Zen website. Artist: Tech Talk With Hawke Track number: None Album: KYRS 20061112 Year: 2006 Genre: Speech Comment: Special Pledge Drive Show. Size: 104.6 MB File type: MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3 (audio/mpeg) Bit rate: 192 Kbps Frequency: 44 Khz Track length: 01:16:17 (hh:mm:ss)

This is not elegant but it works for our development CollectionSpace Catalog server. A more refined version will be setup for the production environment later as we learn more about Cspace. This is specific to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.

This posting is about some very basic, but FUNDAMENTAL, steps that should be taken with every project at all levels. Taking short cuts on these basics "passes the buck" down to others and is very inconsiderate of everyone that comes after you, so please make this a basic habit for everything you do, if not for yourself, then for everyone else that has to look at your project or code later (you won't be around forever).

I am sick and tired of KDE4 & KDE5 being so awful. I can't stand the totally unproductive interfaces of Gnome. I find the minimalist Desktops pitiful. By far the most productive Desktop Environment was KDE 3.5. But long dead right? Thank goodness, no, there is TDE aka Trinity to save the day! I hope. Here I will log my experiences with Trinity Desktop Environment from the beginning, and progression.

I have been running my small one-person operation since the 1990s, serving about 30 or so small communities, personal projects, and several small businesses of mine (mostly non-profits). The sites generally are #1 in all search engines for their relevant keywords over the years, no SEO trickier, just honest content. All of a sudden, all of my business listings with Google have disappeared. But much worse yet, all keyword results that used to point to my 30+ various different websites have also all been completely hidden away ( "suppressed"?) from any search results by Google (while still being #1 on all the other search engines). These were a generally number one results for years, and still are on all of the other web search engines (yahoo, bing, duckduckgo, etc.), but have now zero results to all of my busiest community and business sites! And yet results to old outdated servers are all that I can get to come up in Google results now.