Whether you are trying to bluff your way through a software product or want to remind yourself of some actions then here is a great list of cheatsheets for a load of software titles
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iTunes copy protection ‘cracked’
October 25, 2006 — blackhatspiderThis is interesting, very interesting …. the technology for 3rd parties to “create” iTunes compatible devices and Apple may not have the power to stop them ……. need to do more digg’n into this, but the implications sound huge.
Yahoo time capsule project
October 23, 2006 — blackhatspiderYahoo are running a time capsule project which, going by the blurb on the home page:
For 30 days, from October 10 until November 8, Yahoo! users worldwide can contribute photos, writings, videos, audio — even drawings — to this electronic anthropology project.”
I blogged about the “Britain’s biggest blog” (see below), but this seems much grander somehow.
IT Security community in the UK
October 23, 2006 — blackhatspiderA nice forum for those interested in IT security; those looking to enhance their secruity knowledge and those with generally more sence than money when it comes to IT security
Anatomically correct Second Life skin
October 23, 2006 — blackhatspider
Game exhibition in London Science Museum
October 23, 2006 — blackhatspiderVista RC2 is coming…………
October 23, 2006 — blackhatspiderOnline file sharing service
October 23, 2006 — blackhatspiderMYBloop — free file sharing service, lots of images, videos, music etc.
Windows Vista Bitlocker
October 22, 2006 — blackhatspiderBlogged from Steve Lamb’s TEchnet space
Bitlocker is the feature of Windows Vista that I’m asked about more than any other. There follows a list of links to an excellent series of resources covering BitLocker in technical detail. Before I get to the guides I’d also like to refer you to the BitLocker Team blog which is a great source of information in itself including details of the recent cosmetic changes to the interface in the BitLocker Makeover.
By far the most popular guide is the Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption Step-by-Step Guide
Windows Vista Trusted Platform Module Services Step by Step Guide
A Technical review of BitLocker Drive Encryption
Best Practices for Trusted Platform Module Management
BitLocker and TPM Services – Glossary
Windows Vista BitLocker Client Platform Requirements
BitLocker Drive Encryption Frequently Asked Questions
BitLocker Drive Encryption: Value-Add Extensibility Options
Hardware requirements for BitLocker Drive Encryption
BitLocker Drive Encryption: Scenarios, User Experience, and Flow
BAES-CBC + Elephant diffuser A Disk Encryption Algorithm for Windows Vista
AnAppAday.com
October 18, 2006 — blackhatspiderCommunity driven blogg where the Software Jedi codes an app a day … some very cool things on there …….
Body bag beanbag
October 18, 2006 — blackhatspiderUdderstuff is selling a beanbag in three sizes dead large, dead medium, and dead small. Each bean bag has a bright pink body shaped inner bag which contains the beans.
Or maybe you prefer the Ouija mouse mat or coat hanging noose …..
Then again, maybe not !!!!!
Britian’s biggest blog
October 17, 2006 — blackhatspiderThe National Trust is encouraging people to record a diary of their day on a website, as part of what is being called “Britain’s biggest blog”.
The blogs will then be stored by the British Library and at other locations.
The trust says it will create a “fascinating social history archive” of everyday life for future generations.
Runs October 17th
Wear your computer problems
October 16, 2006 — blackhatspiderCool T-Shirts that show the world your computer problems
Use Office 2007 file formats in older Office applications
October 12, 2006 — blackhatspiderThe Compatibility Pack is an addon for MS Office 2000 / XP / 2003 which will allow you to open, edit, save and create files using the robust file formats which are new to Office 2007
Easy animation techniques
October 10, 2006 — blackhatspiderSome ideas and techniques which make animation that little bit easier and more accessable.
70 Wild Miles - a beginning
October 2, 2006 — blackhatspiderIt must have been one of those “anything goes” moments, but I said yes when asked if I wanted to compete in the 70 WIld Miles triathlon.
Held every year in Glencoe, a very beautiful part of Scotland, it consists of a 47 mile cycle, 10 mile canoe and a 13 mile run…. and all for a very good cause; CLIC Sargent (Caring for Children with Cancer) and cancer research in general.
So, where to begin and why blog it?
Well, blogging it seems like an ideal way to share the experience and perhaps give others some information on resources I find. As for where to begin, I have no idea.
Seriously though, I need to talk to someone about a fitness program, need to learn how to canoe, learn about endurance races, find resources I can use and get training…….. just as the Scottish autumn is closing in … perfect timing !!!!!!!!!!!!
