Nowadays is almost impossible not to learn something in an easy way. Globalization of content and information (evidently through internet) has skyrocketed the learning and educational possibilities worldwide. I took advantage of this mostly through tutorials, guides and free online applications such as Codeacademy, Blogger, WordPress. Only recently (several months ago) I became aware of the MOOC phenomenom (massive open online courses). Continue reading “Information Security Incident Handling short course”
Starting out with Puppet
Puppet is an open-source automation software for IT. It can be used to control PC like you were controlling them by hand, but in an automated fashion. This is pretty useful in many scenarios, mostly for corporate environments where managing workstations and servers can be a real pain if it’s done manually, but it has its uses even in home scenarios or small businesses. Continue reading “Starting out with Puppet”
Odense Innovation Tournament 2014
I had the opportunity to participate in Odense Innovation Tournament, an international student event, part of the entrepreneurship festival in Odense. We were split into several random teams and had the task of finding and pitching an innovative concept that would be use to rebuild/use an abandoned warehouse. The concepts would be judged based on the following 4 criterias:
- innovation – how new and innovative is the idea
- networking – how much is the concept enabling people to network
- international – have an “international” approach towards the concept
- social – involving local citizens and involving social activities
Open Source Days 2014
As the name would imply, it is an event for Open Source users, developers and tech enthusiasts. It was also the first place I’ve been to, where there were more PCs running a variants of Linux than Windows machines. I’m still not sure about how many (if any) Windows machines were there. Continue reading “Open Source Days 2014”