Category: free software
Prompt Injection is not solvable, yet.
New batteries in the crystal ball – the next AI Winter is upon us
Majulah Singapura!
It is 2025 and “open source is insecure” myths continues
pwn2own success stories
Perculiar problem with boot up
Thoughts on AI via my talks at FOSSAsia
Things are moving forward!
General Elections 2025
Breaking News: Relentless open washing continues
Running for a seat at the Open Source Initiative
Chief Open Source Officer – You asked, I’m delivering!
The Sputnik Moment
Wireless@SGx for Linux – 2025 update
Curiosity is what life is all about
Test, evaluate, adopt: Linux 2025 and beyond!
It is all about the CPU!
The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth
Clever tools for managing your video viewing time
Resolutions galore!
Twenty Years!
Unique Identifiers That Don’t Expire
Coming A Full Circle
Running a web-based bastion host
And the Fediverse link is UP
Open source codebases are the bedrock of today’s enterprise systems
My very first computer lesson/usage – 1976!
Let’s Encrypt and self hosting at home
The vibrancy of open source projects/products
My ESP8266-01 Adventure
Being part of a tradition
Of trust and obfuscation
Seriously? NRIC for TraceTogether?
Looking forward to a recyclable, open sourced, wearable, contact tracing device
A flawed idea. Zoom does not get it (or maybe they are pretending).
Curated playlist of videos
Working Remotely with FOSS tools
Jit.si if you care and Zoom if you don’t.
A tip to play audio (and video) in a browser
No. Internet voting is still a No Go.
BuildTogether – data, code, people for the world
Of NUCs and Bastions
xrandr – note to self
Handwaving. No surprises.
Two statements that I live by
Fa(r)cial Recognition + Parliament = Smart Parliament?
Standard C150 handheld – manual and schematic
The Enormous Empowering of Free and Open Source Software Ecosystem
Good bye and On on!
Start-ups and patents
Congratulations to the new SCS president and council
Why am I running for the presidency of the SCS?
“All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” – Blaise Pascal
Electronic voting and trust
Simple life hack
Working around censorship
NASA Space Apps Challenge 2018 – Singapore
Not allowed to code? Really?
Happy 35th Birthday GNU!
A healthcare IT foundation built on gooey clay
What I’ve learned in 15 years at Red Hat
You gotta love the UNIX way of doing things
My updated GPG keys: 0x61AFA27B
SingHealth, PDPA, Smart Nation, sigh!
ssh tunnel via userspace systemd service
And, they are online now
You can’t wake a person who is pretending to be asleep**
Seeking a board seat at OpenSource.org
Wireless@SGx for Fedora and Linux users
Three must haves in Fedora 26
Quarter Century of Innovation – aka Happy Birthday Linux!
This is quite a nice tool – magic-wormhole
UEFI and Fedora/RHEL – trivially working.
A blast from the past
Getting a good grip on the haze conditions
This is too cool!
In a word, wow!
Doing the right thing and a proposal
It’s not a contest per se, it’s a Sahana-moment!
Why Open Standards and Open Source Matters in Government
My Conscience Is Bugging Me
Software for Public Sector Applications
A helper note for family and friends about your connectivity to the Internet from July 9 2012
And it’s live now – SCO Open Server 5.0.5 running in a RHEL 6 KVM
Fedora 17 before it is released
ACTA 2.0? Are more secret negotiations underway?
Microsoft’s “open technology” spinoff
Exposing localhost via a tunnel
What does it take?
The Value of being Heard and Consulted