I read this cool article
on trying to get the
Purism
laptop booting
with
coreboot
instead of the proprietary bios. Quite a lot of people
having been trying to open up the Intel hardware ecosystem in the past few
years, all those closed bits make it very hard to say that hardware is secure.
It would be nice if we could leave the Intel world and use ARM or MIPS
processors, but I think the graphics situation holds us back.
Reading:
Babylon's Ashes, Cryptonomicon
I was given a
Teenage Engineering PO-14
for Christmas and took it with me
to congress for entertainment on the way. The pocket operator has a load of
functions hidden behind very few buttons, I had a lot of fun playing with it on
the flight. I am still to really figure out everything this board can do.
Watching some OP-1 videos (their much bigger synth) TE manage to pack a ton of
functionality into hardly any keys.
Reading:
Babylon's Ashes
Thought we had hit all of the peaks on
Bennachie
, but looking at stuff
later it seems there are about 7 'summits' to hit. That's annoying, living in
Aberdeen I have done the
Mither Tap
walk loads of times. Today was my
first time taking the trek over to Oxencraig.
That was most of today, I poked some wireless driver stuff, but it is all
initial steps.
Reading:
Babylon's Ashes
It is Friday the 13th, wooooo spooky!!!!
Rudy_Giuliani
was nominated Cyber Tzar or something yesterday, the hacker
community suddenly became very interested in this credentials. This morning
twitter was filled with the results of int gathering exercises.
The domain now points to localhost, someone clearly got a late night phone
call. It is strange that only now is noise being made about this, Ruddy isn't
exactly a popular figure in America. He made a lot of mistakes in high profile
positions. The big scary guys in the Int agencies will have pursued all these
leads a long time ago.
Of course, that is assuming the site wasn't a honeypot.
Reading:
Babylon's Ashes