This looks like an excellent and long-overdue book. As the t-shirt says, "there is no patch for human stupidity" - making secure systems usable is really the more challenging part.
g.711 is free, g.729 needs to be licensed if you are a Legitimate Business.
this licensing is built in to the cost of commercial products such as Cisco Callmanager, but if you want to use something like asterisk, you need to pay a licensing fee to use it. digium (the asterisk guys) sell a $10 g.729 license.
working on starting a case management software project. email me at leigh [at] hypatia.ca for more info... we need people in the states to be involved as I'm only familiar with the canadian legal system.
I think that maybe what needs to happen here is for someone to start a project for an OSS legal time billing app, possibly building on something like sql-ledger
Because I'm still having to troubleshoot PCLaw for my dad and it grows tiresome:-)
-Leigh
ps. feel free to email leigh [at] hypatia.ca rather than PMing
Great thing about this - in a Call Manager environment you can do encrypted, or recorded / monitored (system side, not talking MITM here) - never both. So in a contact centre environment... no encryption if you're going to do any call logging / monitoring.
It makes sense on one level - you're preventing/everyone/ from monitoring the call, right? But you'd think that Cisco could figure out some way of sharing the encryption keys between the Callmanager and whatever does the recording, as well as the phone.
Anyway, that's my rant for the day.
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I've been on this list for a few months and it's an excellent resource.
i was home sick from school the day of the oklahoma city bombings, i remember the initial news was "there are no confirmed dead" and litterally sighing with relief. that relief didn't last, obviously.
so YOU'RE why they never have small shirts for me. boo!
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"That and Steven Levy's Hackers [gutenberg.org] probably saved me from a destiny as an ineffectual philosophy professor or some other brand of malcontent fat-assed intellectual."
Replace phrack with 2600 and you have the story of the last 2 years of my life:-)
Hackers is such an important book. It and The Soul of a New Machine.
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way to RTFA there :p
and don't forget teksavvy, canada's net neutrality wunderkinds :)
That's exactly what AV-Comparitives does. The term for the technique is "retrospective testing".
You can easily change the update notifier so that it just runs minimized.
It's appropriate and entertaining that in calling Carleton a pit of mediocrity, you misspelled the name of the institution :)
I got one of these dorks down from $3900 to $150... so go low.
when you get it, head on over to hamsexy.com. where all the cool hams hang out :)
73s de VE3HYP
I'm pretty certain that fair use as a concept applies to copyrighted works in general, not to any particular kind of works (ie. music).
This looks like an excellent and long-overdue book. As the t-shirt says, "there is no patch for human stupidity" - making secure systems usable is really the more challenging part.
g.711 is free, g.729 needs to be licensed if you are a Legitimate Business.
this licensing is built in to the cost of commercial products such as Cisco Callmanager, but if you want to use something like asterisk, you need to pay a licensing fee to use it. digium (the asterisk guys) sell a $10 g.729 license.
this is pure genius. i am going to go out and by a cellphoen this weekend to do this with.
working on starting a case management software project. email me at leigh [at] hypatia.ca for more info... we need people in the states to be involved as I'm only familiar with the canadian legal system.
I'd be interested in that discussion as well, as per my own ask slashdot article on this very topic about a year ago ( http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/09/07/22 7252 ).
:-)
I think that maybe what needs to happen here is for someone to start a project for an OSS legal time billing app, possibly building on something like sql-ledger
Because I'm still having to troubleshoot PCLaw for my dad and it grows tiresome
-Leigh
ps. feel free to email leigh [at] hypatia.ca rather than PMing
there's always:
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http://cookingforengineers.com/
and
http://www.livejournal.com/community/2600_cuisine
Great thing about this - in a Call Manager environment you can do encrypted, or recorded / monitored (system side, not talking MITM here) - never both. So in a contact centre environment... no encryption if you're going to do any call logging / monitoring.
/everyone/ from monitoring the call, right? But you'd think that Cisco could figure out some way of sharing the encryption keys between the Callmanager and whatever does the recording, as well as the phone.
It makes sense on one level - you're preventing
Anyway, that's my rant for the day.
I've been on this list for a few months and it's an excellent resource.
a lot of hospital systems run on legacy unix.
and that's where ubuntu comes out so strong - it's a nicely tuned, usable gnome desktop out of the box (so to speak :-) )
i was home sick from school the day of the oklahoma city bombings, i remember the initial news was "there are no confirmed dead" and litterally sighing with relief. that relief didn't last, obviously.
It must be hard to be devoted to the unloved stepchild of the Open source movement, and have to watch as everyone worships Linux.
is it just me, or isn't openBSD the unloved stepchild because of the assholishness of some *cough*theo*cough* of the developpers?
Care to point out one of these apps? I've been looking for one, and my googling has been fruitless...
so YOU'RE why they never have small shirts for me. boo!
"That and Steven Levy's Hackers [gutenberg.org] probably saved me from a destiny as an ineffectual philosophy professor or some other brand of malcontent fat-assed intellectual."
:-)
Replace phrack with 2600 and you have the story of the last 2 years of my life
Hackers is such an important book. It and The Soul of a New Machine.
they have to be anal - failure to enforce a trademark weakens any case against violators of it.
mozilla DID sell nice books and boxed copies... but their store is "down for renovations" at the moment.
put your hands where we can see them and step away from the macromedia products...