Port Forward Podcast (mp3)

Download MP3: NoSqlCamp UnConference The gang goes to the NoSqlCamp 2011, and we meet … a girl! http://www.nosqlcamp.org/ http://cassandra.apache.org/ http://couchdb.apache.org/ http://www.datastax.com/ https://mongolab.com/home/  

Download MP3: Is it time to start(up)? In this (long overdue) show we cover the many conferences we’ve attended. Also Ben’s winning streak and the future of the Port Forward Podcast! Conferences We’ve Recently Attended: Cloud.e 2011 techcrunch hackathon/Disrupt twiliocon – web crawler, Dropbox API html5 hackathon Eric Ries Lean Startup book signing & fireside [...]

Sam’s obsession with CDRWs This show we take it deep into QR Code territory. Topics include: - Our first ever bitcoin donation! - Manually checking your iDevice *.IPA files for malware. - Sam’s obsession w/ CDRW’s - Really bad jokes in QR Codes - Old school CD technology - Please check out Krayon’s blog - [...]

iOSDevCamp coverage, recorded July 25, 2011 Official Website: http://www.iphonedevcamp.org/ - 4Sight: http://seriousapps.com/4sight - Real Money Slots: http://t.co/TGZvHDM - Mashboard http://mikhailxu.github.com/ - RMS used http://glyphish.com/ for icons - Google+ and why it’s so much better than Facebook Bitcoin Cents: - Neal mentions: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/weaknesses. The attacks we covered last week are “Probably not a problem” according to [...]

Bitcoin Extravaganza, recorded July 12, 2011: For starters, all knowledge comes from the original Bitcoin Whitepaper: http://www.bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf - What is currency vs fiat currency.  Why does it matter if currency is rare? Brief history of bartering, banking, fractional reserve banking - What is Bitcoin? Creator: Satoshi Nakamoto - Why do Bitcoins have value? - Describe btc client, what [...]

We have our first listener call-in over Skype to discuss VMWare ESXi in this weeks episode: - What is the Cryptographic function hash()  ? - What is the Mathematical operator mod()  ? - Listener Feedback:  Antonio, Neal, Mike Shaw - PSExec and features: + Scripting an exe to always open w/ a set affinity + Files [...]

- Go Daddy is the reason the last show has a decimal point (9.1) - Known Chrome/Wikipedia bug; multi-threaded race condition  http://tinyurl.com/3jlse84 - Sam tries release handles to a hard drive after backing up. Using process explorer failed - NETBUS sucks, sub7 has more features came later    ohrlly http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sub7 YA RLLY! - Sam’s epic guide http://tinyurl.com/6gt4vsf - Old [...]

We have Merrick back on the show for a Keyboard filled episode!  This week: - Listener feedback - Using a catch-all email to prevent spam - Duke Nukem Forever! http://venturebeat.com/2011/06/13/duke-nukem-forever-sucks/ - Our stories about the day we first learned alt+tab - Das Keyboard (blank keys) - Sony security / PR debacle http://hassonybeenhackedthisweek.com/ http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/07/lulzsec-sony-and-the-rise_n_872814.html - Follow-up to [...]

We bring back Merrick for coverage of the TechRaising event in Santa Cruz, CA.  Also: - Ben’s Tech War Story about a server getting hacked / root kit installed. - IP Firewall on iOS! - Steve Gibson’s upgraded password scheme: https://www.grc.com/haystack.htm - Merrick’s review of TechRaising, highlighting speakers, ideas & 48 hours of geekery. http://techraising.com/ - [...]

In this episode we discuss a Javascript x86 emulator.  This VM has a Linux kernel which is fully bootable! You have shell access and can run normal Linux commands.  It even has a compiler!! (TCC, not GCC.) This is epic and deserves attention! - Making a DNS server from scratch! Also using Webmin to control it [...]

Introducing our biggest fan Benji! - Perfect Time Machine Server! - Benji’s Windows Phone 7 - PHP Templates -> Error where Apache runs out of memory - http://www.ajaxload.info/ Beach-ballin! - Microsoft Compielrs vs XCode and Pick-Whips! - How we hate flash! - How ethical is it to base your website design off of other sites? Is [...]

Introducing a new podcaster, the all around powerhouse, Merrick! This Show: - Check hash of .ipa files for viruses - A bit about version control - Being family tech support guy - samba \\sharing issues, and “nblookup” http://paradisj.blogspot.com/2008/11/how-to-query-wins-server.html - MobileMe to track a lost iPhone story - Symbolic links on Linux and Windows. - Sata 2 [...]

We have a name!  If you have any feedback, please Contact Us! Discussion of port forwarding a bit (router) Inbound and outbound ports, NAT Vista Home 2011 virus, MSE & MS Safety not able to detect Office 2010 the movie, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUawhjxLS2I Emacs has tetris built in, so does uTorrent http://www.orangeinks.com/tips-n-tricks/hidden-tetris-game-in-utorrent/ Scrolling penetrating into OSX + [...]

In show three we pick it up a notch and propose ways to dominate storage in the cloud. IE 8, repeated clicking sound in bing >O< “We’ve reached the point of diminishing returns” – Win7 searching I have a f-ing VIDEO of showing the search feature in 7 failing. Yes. I documented the whole f-ing [...]

In this second round, we introduce tenacious podcaster Sam.  Topics include: Skydrive, Amazon Cloud Drive Amazon Cloud Player review: http://download.cnet.com/8301-2007_4-20048416-12.html SMS / MMS for Internet Bryan Lunduke’s Approach to no cellphone: http://lunduke.com/?p=1359 Virus with sound only advertisement on boot! 90’s CW/RW Acronis backups Windows Volume Shadow Copy MacBook / Apple Mouse with tiiiiny holes Imitation [...]

Welcome to the first ever Port Forward Podcast! Topics Include: Writing a clone of the original Zelda game in Java, threading Giving Linux to your sister SuseStudio.com Package management and app stores in general SSH Man-in-the-Middle attack. Download MP3, Java Threading