Protecting Email with DKIM

One of the problems with the email and the protocols used to transfer it (SMTP) is that they were designed long ago when the Internet was a much friendlier place. When SMTP was designed it was assumed that other hosts on the Internet could be trusted. This is particularly visible in the configuration of relays [...]

Google G1: Six months on

So six months ago I bought my Google G1, my first impressions were excited and extremely positive. Has this phone stood the test of time though?

Physically

The phone is still in good physical condition, which is more than I could have said about my old XDA Atom Flame after six months. There are a few scratches [...]

The T-Mobile G1 Phone

The T-Mobile G1 Phone goes by a few names. HTC Dream and Google Android Development phone are two more. Essentially they are the same hardware and the only change is the software. The Android Development phone unlike the others comes with an unlocked bootloader allowing you to flash any software image you want where the [...]

Fedora 12 Alpha

So recently Fedora released the alpha of their latest OS. I’d been running rawhide for quite a while. Of particular interest is that my RS690 no longer flickers when I move a window that includes an alpha channel, and no longer randomly crashes. I’ve still got to disable modesetting but modesetting currently only stops me [...]

SSH Agent Forwarding

So you use keys to SSH between your hosts, and you either have separate keys for each machine you use, or worse you have the same key on each machine. Lets go over why each of those are bad, and lets see how SSH Agent forwarding will help with those issues and make things easier [...]