Tag Archives: security
Will Jabber be the new HTTP?
Jabber is geting more and more attention these days – as most freemail providers provide it also as a chat protocol and integration into different web software advances I tend to think that it might become THE internet protocol. Why … Continue reading
Filed under Free Software, GNOME, Programming, Technology
Verification
Just got an idea of what makes upcoming applications important – its about “verification” and trust. Just like the nice video about the older term “trusted computing. Everything that is happening in the web are actions or interactions. Exchange of … Continue reading
Filed under Technology, Web
OpenBSD vs. Linux
I still haven tried other BSDs. Why you may ask did I start with OpenBSD? It all started with the problem that I had an old Fedora Core 4 which was really unstable (kernel panics). I then installed OpenBSD back … Continue reading
Filed under Free Software, Linux, OpenBSD, Technology
OpenBSD security on the flow…
People who read this blog know I somehow like OpenBSD for some reasons. One passage in the FAQ I just read strike me as its what I also think: In fact, as our hope is to continually improve OpenBSD, the … Continue reading
Filed under Free Software, OpenBSD, Technology
