Today has madly been about videos. Here's another set I finished at UAA. I keep SSH keys on a USB keychain and use that to access the servers I work on. No passwords over the wire and single-sign-on. Some have asked how it's done. Here is a comprehensive 7-part video tutorial on using 2 major clients with both server types.
Quickstart: SSH Public Key Infrastructure
This is a quick project I whipped up at UAA on the path to an intranet subversion repository. It's just a simple demo of windows web clients, internet explorer and mozilla, taking advantage of kerberos authentication to negotiate via SPNEGO. One server is apache2+mod_auth_kerb the other is IIS 6.0. The windows media 9 videos below are insightful.
I've already subscribed a kernel of people. My goal is to have all my family, friends, and colleagues subscribed. I'm using mailman for the mailing list. Then I used a sort of h4xx0r plugin for wordpress called update notify.
Completely off track, I added the pictures from Olivia's iPhoto collection to the chronological area. So now the random pictures draw from 6,000 pics. Some will need censorship as we go. That's part of the fun.
It's not really new news, but it can be a lot of fun to use the internet way back machine to look at old versions of jimweller.net. There were dark times and darker times (better). Later, they couldn't justify loading this complex page over my cable modem, neither could anybody else. Here's a better sample of that layout. Finally, I simplified, shrunk, and fonted a good version. They haven't caught my current design. I wonder if their bot does https?
