Episode 81: #81: Key Exchange with Robot Vomit

This week Dave and Gunnar talk about First round of Thunderdome, product design success and failure, RHEL 7.1, urban dashboards, and the Cumulative Threat.

• Gunnar is horrified by Google’s audio history on him. Are you?
• Dave sticks his keyboard in dishwasher
• Fighting Unicorns are going to the FRC World Championship!
• Security Thunderdome results!  Vote for round two now!
  
• Raspberry Pi 2 is out and it will run Windows 10?
  • Susceptible to intense flashes of light
  • Almost related: Dave files a Raspbian bug



• Jet Blue and Virgin America are Offering In-Flight College Classes


• HotelsByDay Lets Travelers Book Daytime Hotel Rooms For Less Than Overnight Stays


• D&G This Week in Soylent Packaging: KFC Bringing Edible Coffee Cups To UK


• HT Uzoma Nwosu: SQRL


• Uber pledges to enlist 1 million female drivers by 2020

• D&G Movie Plot Kit of the Week: Scientists store data inside DNA that could last MILLIONS of years
• Washington lawmakers want computer science to count as foreign language
• New “Happiness Monitor” Continuously Measures Your Mood, Reports It to Your Boss
  • See a pic of the monitoring device here!



• Different kind of happiness monitor: STD Dongle


• D&G This Week in Vendor Abandonment: Google to close Google Code open source project hosting

• RHEL 7.1 is out!
  • RHEL for Real Time
  • RHEL Atomic
    • MLS containers?

  
  
  
  


• D&G Mailbag letter from Šimon Lukašík: Check out OpenSCAP Compliance Center!
  • Roadmap and project definition presentation
  • Demo video by Šimon

• Signal 2.0 is out!
• History of the Urban Dashboard
• The cumulative cyber threat. DNI is all about it.

Cutting Room Floor

• FIRST web page viewed by “FIRST” browser via c.1965 modem and terminal
  • See esp the bookmark usage at 9:21



• Domino Etch-a-Sketch makes Gunnar nervous


• BATTLESHOTS. It’s like Battleship, but with liquor


• Brides Throwing Cats


• NUKEMAP

We Give Thanks

• Uzoma Nwosu for the SQRL pointer!
• Šimon Lukašík for the Mailbag letter and for all your great SCAP work!