The Linux Society

Well its come to that time of year again, that we are starting plan's for this years Software Freedom Day. Which will be held on the 19th of September. I have sent you this email because you where either involved with last years event or you have shown some interest in being involved with this years event.

We are at a very embryonic stage at the moment, and really this email is kind of a heads up. I'm hoping that some of you guys would be prepaired to do some talks, or have some ideas of things we can do

7.30 Hannah Mclure Centre (Cinema)

Students Association Building,

Bell Street

Dundee

A talk on how everyone can record and produce their very own podcast on a "credit crunching" budget of nothing or next to nothing. No previous experience required, and every one can give it ago.

Well as some of you know i had the pleasure recently to talk to Benny Ketelslegers a security consultant from Belgium and an organiser of the BruCON event being held in September.

Benny was a very interesting dude, and it was great fun speaking to him. The sound quality is a little ropey but it is listen-able.

You can find Benny at

www.brucon.org

www.security4all.be

The episode is available from http://hackerpublicradio.org/eps/hpr0333.mp3

That's all folks

finux

Hello and welcome HPR listeners to another short episode on news about or surrounding the GNU/Linux world, the Free and Open Source world, and frankly anything i find of interest. I'm your host finux

First up,

Gmail announces multiple attachment upload capabilities to its email service. On February 25th users may have noticed that now they can upload multiple attachments rather than the one at a time as before.