This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: airgaps, airline smell-o-vision, reproducible builds, and meeting tips revisited.
https://dgshow.org/files/2015/04/CAF5ordXEAE0oZ0.mp4 * Lauren and the Fighting Unicorns on WKYC News! * Robo Loco BOLO! * How Duolingo makes money teaching Gunnar Swedish * D&G Mailbag: @UNIXSA finds our easter egg * The long national nightmare is over, Hilton moves to passwords instead of PINs + Meanwhile IHG password = your favorite number from 0000 to 9999. * Virginia passes shortest-ever limit on retention of LPR data: 7 days, as long as there’s not an active criminal investigation * Can you FOIA LPR data? Of course you can. Ars has 4.6M photos to prove it. * Not SQRL: Yahoo’s New, Simple Way to Log In * Verizon Wireless Customers Can Now Opt Out of ‘Supercookies’ + Users can unsubscribe from the program on Verizon’s website or by calling 1-866-211-0874 * Google Fiber TV now delivers ads based on your viewing habits * AT&T data breaches revealed: 280K US customers exposed * Air gaps: not actually perfect * Pop up ads redirect you to the Apple App Store, making web pages unreadable. Rip the publishers apart like feral hogs? Endorsed! * D&G Joke Kit of the Week: TSA Behavioral Screening Criteria * Airlines Infuse Planes With Smells To Calm You Down (And Make You Love Them) + Related: Smell like a Whopper: Burger King will sell cologne in Japan * Riot Control, but with Drones. + Meanwhile: Dave makes CatBot: Automated Cat Laser * Red Hat Summit! * CWE Vulnerability Assessment Report 2014 * HT Šimon Lukašík: Yesterday, Martin Preisler has published Windows and MacOS X enabled SCAP-Workbench * Jamie Duncan provides SOSCleaner for containers * Do you like DevOps? Us too. * A Customer We Like: PayChex, who just released a WebLogic cartridge for OpenShift * Reproducible builds are great * The Economist has some critical thinking for meetings
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