ArcadeRenegade/SidebarDiagnostics: A simple sidebar for Windows desktop that displays hardware diagnostic information. https://github.com/ArcadeRenegade/SidebarDiagnostics/
My Twitter Digest for 02/06/2016
- RT @johnpmayer: Riding The Carousel:Making Assessment a Learning Loop Thru the Continuous Use of Grading Rubrics
Sandra L. Simpson https://… 09:27:38, 2016-02-06 - My Twitter Digest for 02/05/2016 https://t.co/mTOOmybncu 15:30:13, 2016-02-06
- RT @mlissner: To know what's legal, you need to know the laws. Some co's are trying to have exclusive monopolies. It's bullshit. https://t.… 21:20:21, 2016-02-06
- “The Open (Data) Market” by @McDapper https://t.co/joHTGoAThT [great piece on the downside of open data. Yes, there is a downside.] 21:42:15, 2016-02-06
My Twitter Digest for 02/05/2016
- RT @SenatorDurbin: New @HigherEdPIRG report finds over 5M undergrad students spend a shocking $3B per yr on textbooks #FreeTheTextbook htt… 07:18:20, 2016-02-05
- RT @johnpmayer: "..as I talked to attendees [at Davos], I kept bumping into a 1970s science fiction narrative.." https://t.co/VIVFUjWNPY 14:11:09, 2016-02-05
- RT @teknoids: Teknoids Post: Who's using iLaw distance ed courses? https://t.co/jO9z0fDZr1 14:11:58, 2016-02-05
- My Twitter Digest for 02/04/2016 https://t.co/rIO4WNgEDh 15:30:14, 2016-02-05
- RT @MatthiasStrubel: #ChiPirateBOX #piratebox We were allowed to adapt the howto: https://t.co/YjxL48LgLd 🙂 20:44:47, 2016-02-05
My Twitter Digest for 02/04/2016
- My Twitter Digest for 02/03/2016 https://t.co/EQghBssTb9 15:31:32, 2016-02-04
- RT @carlmalamud: Agree with @zittrain that universities should be careful about financial stakes in case law, systems of citation. https://… 17:13:29, 2016-02-04
- RT @johnpmayer: Changes in Composition of the LSAT Profiles of Matriculants and Law Schools Between 2010 and 2015 https://t.co/iI5oQ2zxLn 17:22:20, 2016-02-04
My Twitter Digest for 02/03/2016
- My Twitter Digest for 02/02/2016 https://t.co/N23heJFOgQ 15:30:18, 2016-02-03
- Drupal 8.0.3 and 7.42 released | https://t.co/oLnjHNjPWJ https://t.co/ntD1BOgNv1 17:24:40, 2016-02-03
- Open source alternative to Google and Microsoft cloud collaboration tools https://t.co/dUucDCdj3w 19:18:24, 2016-02-03
- RT @pressbooks: Pressbooks founder @hughmcguire asks, can #opentextbooks save the open web? https://t.co/HL2ZKNwe68 21:01:57, 2016-02-03
Open source alternative to Google and Microsoft cloud collaboration tools
Like the idea of having a cloud office suite, but not crazy about being locked into Microsoft Office 365 or Google Docs software-as-a-service (SaaS) ? Two open-source companies, ownCloud and Kolab Systems, are working on enabling an office suite for your own private cloud.
Kolab, like ownCloud, is using Collabora’s cloud version of the open-source LibreOfficeoffice suite, Collabora CloudSuite. The desktop version of LibreOffice is my favorite office suite.
A cloud office suite alternative to Microsoft and Google – CSC Blogs http://blogs.csc.com/2016/02/02/a-cloud-office-suite-alternative-to-microsoft-and-google/
Soon these tools will ready to go and we can finally have real control over out data.
Drupal 8.0.3 and 7.42 released | Drupal.org
Drupal 8.0.3 and 7.42 released | Drupal.org https://www.drupal.org/drupal-8.0.3
My Twitter Digest for 02/02/2016
- Tips for locking down your data and protecting your privacy on the Internet https://t.co/DVenHW5NTt 08:51:21, 2016-02-02
- My Twitter Digest for 02/01/2016 https://t.co/GmwnrNikKb 15:30:13, 2016-02-02
My Twitter Digest for 02/01/2016
- The Biggest list of 35 FREE UX Books | user experience design, ux and usability blog – keepitusable https://t.co/Gbap2qHo6F 07:06:47, 2016-02-01
- Getting started with SaltStack [an alternative to puppet] https://t.co/2uJsd2JIAp 08:22:05, 2016-02-01
- Please don’t use Slack for FOSS projects https://t.co/EqZD7oTzm5 14:57:06, 2016-02-01
- RT @courtlistener: A new version of CourtListener is live. It's taken a year to develop and we're very excited to launch it. https://t.co/Y… 15:25:55, 2016-02-01
Tips for locking down your data and protecting your privacy on the Internet
Your online privacy is only as strong as the weakest link in the chain consisting of you, your ISP, and the places you visit on the Internet.
Source: Tips for locking down data and protecting privacy | Opensource.com
The article recommends you run your own server in your house to have the best control over your data. With a server you can control email and run your own secure storage cloud. Not a bad idea.