I decided to take the plunge and run Fedora 17 before it’s officially launched in May. My system has been running Fedora 16 x86-64 since the launch last November and I must say that it […]
Month: April 2012
ACTA 2.0? Are more secret negotiations underway?
So, is the ACTA now failing and governments secretly doing a version 2? I don’t know and the fact that the 1st version was not known until leaks happened, it is hard to tell if […]
Microsoft’s “open technology” spinoff
While I would like to stand up and cheer Microsoft on them setting up the “Microsoft Open Technologies, Inc”, I am not convinced that they are doing this in good faith. Microsoft’s founder, Bill Gates, […]
ACTA in Singapore
It is a little annoying to see the same acronym ACTA having two meanings in Singapore. A lot of people have been asking me what it is that I am talking about when I refer […]
Exposing localhost via a tunnel
I came across this tool, localtunnel, that offers a way to expose a localhost based webserver (for example) to the internet. It is a reverse proxy that brings you to your machine way behind a […]
