CiprianDorinCraciun/ReadingQueue/2015

2015

December

2015-12-25

• The daemontools family;

• A side-by-side look at run scripts and service units;

• Mistakes to avoid when designing Unix dæmon programs;

• How to make daemons that will maximise sysadmin hatred;

• daemon -- Writing and packaging system daemons;

• Introducing vdev;

2015-12-12

• Pickled Patches -- On repositories of patches and tension between security professionals and in-house developers;

• It Probably Works -- Probabilistic algorithms are all around us. Not only are they acceptable, but some programmers actually seek out chances to use them.;

2015-12-06

• How Apple Is Giving Design A Bad Name;

• What’s in a Boarding Pass Barcode? A Lot;

October

2015-10-22

• Permissive licenses, community, and copyleft;

2015-10-08

• The microservices cargo cult;

2015-10-06

• Exercising Software Freedom in the Global Email System;

September

2015-09-27

• We Get What We Want;

2015-09-25

• Living in a Code Yellow World;

June

2015-06-06

• The Moose is loose: Linux-based worm turns routers into social network bots;

2015-06-01

• git and backups;

• Backups;

March

2015-03-29

• The New Editors of the Internet;

• Why I’m Saying Goodbye to Apple, Google and Microsoft -- I’m putting more trust in communities than corporations;

• Raw Networking -- Relevance and repeatability;

• Go Static or Go Home -- In the end, dynamic systems are simply less secure;

• HTTP/2.0 -- The IETF is Phoning It In -- Bad protocol, bad politics;

• Bugs and Bragging Rights -- It's not always size that matters;

February

2015-02-25

• Has modern Linux lost its way? (Some thoughts on jessie);

• Reactions to "Has modern Linux lost its way?" and the value of simplicity;

January

2015-01-19

• How to Keep Your AWS Credentials on an EC2 Instance Securely;

• Securing the Cloud: Part 1 -- Managing Credentials;

• Securing the Cloud: Part 2 -- Managing Security Around Remote Login and Development;

• Securing the Cloud: Part 3 -- Credentials and Password Policies;

2015-01-05

• Stop trying to innovate keyboards. You’re just making them worse;

• The Dvorak Keyboard Controversy;