#24: A Laptop Made of People

This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about: Twitter security, Chrome security, SpiderOak security, SnapChat security, Open Security, OpenShift security, and calendar security.

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• Twitter improves 2 factor authentication
• Android Device Manager web page going live for some users
• Google Chrome lets you – or anyone using your computer – see the plaintext web passwords stored by your browser (by design)
• “Three people can keep a secret if two of them are dead,” Benjamin Franklin
• LavaBit and Silent Circle shut down.
• Gunnar came back from Mil-OSS LANT
• Open Security from the folks that brought you mil-oss
• Red Hat Government Symposium registration now open!
• Hellekson’s Law is now under review
  • Gunnar considers signing up for Reputation.com and ponders their sponsorship eligibility



• OpenShift Enterprise on top of a trust between IPA/IdM and Windows Active Directory


• TaskPaper vs. Remember the Milk


• Hackpad with Dropbox integration


• DropDAV: DAV for Dropbox, paging Adam Clater
  • Unrelated but still useful: Fix Dropbox Connection Issues With NetworkManager and Wifi



• The new dgshow.org website? Fork us!


• Creative People Say No

Cutting Room Floor

• 3D printable objects modeled on expired 19th century patents

We Give Thanks

• Adam Clater for getting us to think about storage liberation