Category: open source
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
Running for a seat at the Open Source Initiative
Preserving contents
Notebooklm as a way to critically hear what you write
Chief Open Source Officer – You asked, I’m delivering!
GNOME Tip – changing the size of the mouse pointer
The Sputnik Moment
Wireless@SGx for Linux – 2025 update
Curiosity is what life is all about
Test, evaluate, adopt: Linux 2025 and beyond!
The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth
Coming A Full Circle
Running a web-based bastion host
Open source codebases are the bedrock of today’s enterprise systems
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
Fa(r)cial Recognition + Parliament = Smart Parliament?
The Enormous Empowering of Free and Open Source Software Ecosystem
“All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” – Blaise Pascal
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
So, you want to do computer science, huh?
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
This is very interesting! (it is proprietary though)
Three must haves in Fedora 26
A better model to work with citizens
This is quite a nice tool – magic-wormhole
UEFI and Fedora/RHEL – trivially working.
I know more than you do
A blast from the past
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
Open Source and Government
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
Microsoft’s “open technology” spinoff
Exposing localhost via a tunnel
What does it take?
The Value of being Heard and Consulted
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 comes to the rescue of SCO Open Server in a VM!
Cool tech tip
OSCON 2011 – Tuesday July 26
Change and Opportunity
Now all machines at home are on Fedora 15!
Printer/cups tip
Early thoughts on GNOME 3
My must-haves on any new Fedora installation
Open Source Java all the way
Is Vietnam blocking Facebook?