Protect your hardware? Phone running low? Just charge it on a production server. #SnowOps pic.twitter.com/yvZwEJwJZX — Nick Craver (@Nick_Craver) January 30, 2015 Protect your source? Best reason to go off the record. pic.twitter.com/qi68vD8pxj — Helen Kennedy (@HelenKennedy) February 25, 2015 In case you had something improbably more important this Thursday, a highlights review of #llamawatch….
Although the WiFi jamming complaint against the resort long predated ILTA14, it strikes me as ironic that the Gaylord Opryland hosted ILTA14 (and ILTA11). Surely that’s one group of conference visitors you’d not want to anger. [eta: further updates to come. Jamming was not in effect at ILTA2014] Vendors & attendees: MiFi devices are interfering…
lol – perfect commentary on IoT pic.twitter.com/h6mH2Lg8ri — Stacey Mulcahy (@bitchwhocodes) October 1, 2014 wbm312 Oct 05, 1:19pm Data is vs. Data are: xkcd.com/1429/ || @Mallikarjunan @KateElliottSFF A sysadmin sees the inevitability that they all used a glass, even though what they needed was a mug. — Suzanne Palmer (@zanzjan) October 2, 2014 Love this. MT @joycecaroloates…
Interesting legal discussions erupted over TechDirt’s 2011 fair use publication of an unusual self-portrait: see the 2011 article describing the image’s creation. Bizarre but true! Because this photo (accidentally snapped by the macaque shown) had no human ‘creator,’ the US Copyright Office ruled that the camera’s owner could not claim copyright of the image. Ape rights…