Archive for the 'Computing' Category

azio.org move

Friday, June 27th, 2008

Hi all, friends and distant squabblers. At last azio.org has moved over to a new box in the US. wohoo! I’m really impressed with it and hope to get a lot more work done on my new business!
There are a few problems with permalinks (namely) about, projects & downloads pages. I’m not sure why, maybe [...]

Finally Some Free Time…. freedom?! naa

Friday, April 25th, 2008

Finally, yay Finally, I have worked my butt off so hard at my new job in London - that I have run out of things to do, other than learning c# and .NET which feels like an ongoing process that will last forever and ever (evil laughs bellow from the background).
It finally seems like I’m [...]

Efficiently using Data

Friday, April 25th, 2008

This is a favourite topic of mine, in fact, most of my favourite topics involve some efficiency, efficacy or a tumbling tantrum of some kind. This post is about an important abstraction that free-thinkers, security personnel, and contractors all should be aware of.

Sometimes the information you know that isn’t relevant, identifies what is
Have you ever [...]

A simple c# Hello World program

Wednesday, February 27th, 2008

Hello all, a lot of you who are new to .NET or the CSC.EXE (or mono(linux)) compiler that comes with it for windows will be wondering what the syntax and learnability of c# is like. Well I think we’ve established it’s practically javascript in an MS wrapper - it - much like javascript - has [...]

Howto: Securely tunnel via SSH to browse www websites over http

Tuesday, January 29th, 2008

Hi guys, welcome to what you’ve been searching the internet frantically for. Say wa? A no-nonsense guide to anonymous, secure & encrypted port forwarding via SSH tunneling. I will tell you how in just 3 easy steps.
Step 1
Open putty, Goto the Connection-> SSH-> Tunnels and type in 7070 for source port (you can use any [...]

Privacy? What Privacy! The Illusion of Justification or Idealism?

Friday, January 25th, 2008

Introduction
Having lived in Britain my whole life and aspired to live as a thinker, philosophiser, technician, developer, manager, project manager, liason, scientist, spiritualist, conspiracist and contrived myself towards a more `new age` look at modern sociopolitical concepts I have found myself uncovering remarkable tidbits of concept, ideas and political flim flam.
Privacy Central and the Anonymous [...]

Notice of Evangelical Eviction , science or religion

Sunday, January 13th, 2008

“Whoever undertakes to set himself up as a judge of Truth and Knowledge is shipwrecked by the laughter of the gods.” — Albert Einstein
Some quotes reach us in a great wind, others in the synchronicity of science and modern sociopolitical values, others appear to masquerade as if from nothing, ever present and ever wise.
This notice [...]

McAfee admits to direct copyright infringement and breaking GPL license openly - shock.

Monday, January 7th, 2008

this story surprised me personally, and it will just go, and continue to, show that people really are mindless to the fact that the M$ slaves have more money, more resources and generally, could get away with murder - at least - if it was in a contract Original Article Source: Inquirer - check [...]

Welp.co.uk Consultancy to be launched

Thursday, December 27th, 2007

In my short time working in IS and IT I have learnt a multitude of skills and sins; Habbits and Harassments. Good lessons and ones I would rather never have benefited from! You know the ones I mean!
I am happy to announce that I am working on a very-much lucrative consultation firm that should be [...]

“Expression is pointless in an anonymous society”

Saturday, December 22nd, 2007

And today we are taking an even less grammatically correct alternative direction, thanks to my good friend Mike. In a jestful converse about the importance of expression in the online community - the surprising importance of expression - for me - the blog has helped me more than it has my visitors. To me, that [...]

return of the men in black