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Blog Post: Privacy à la Dilbert

rhalbheer

It kind of reminds me of someone – but whom? Roger source: Dilbert website

on 16 Feb 2011
Blog Post: How Spam Filters work

rhalbheer

Just a short one: I think I had to feed that into the requirements list for our Exchange team: Roger

on 18 Nov 2008
Blog Post: Dilbert on Piracy

rhalbheer

Just before I leave to Johannesburg: Dilbert on Piracy… he is soooo right Roger

on 19 Sep 2010
Blog Post: Vacation differently: Find new interesting places using Geocaching

rhalbheer

This has absolutely nothing to do with security but is a lot of fun: A few years ago, I read an article about Geocaching . Basically, this is a treasure hunt using GPS. Wikipedia describes it like that : Geocaching is similar to the 150-year-old game letterboxing , which uses clues and references to...

on 31 Jul 2009
Blog Post: The Future of Cybercrime

rhalbheer

If you do not know this blog, it is definitely worth looking at it from time to time: Paleo-Future . There I found a prediction on cybercrime dated 1981: It describes the impact of computers in the “future” – say today. If you click on the picture, you can see the original. There is a good quote in there...

on 11 Aug 2010
Blog Post: The „fun“ of travel

rhalbheer

Well, there are people who keep telling me that travelling is fun. Let me tell you a story (true, just happened to me today) – kind of business as usual. I am scheduled to speak at an IDC Event tomorrow in Belgrade (if you happen to be there, just come and say hello). So I was scheduled to fly from...

on 12 Feb 2008
Blog Post: Spotlight – The coolest online event platform

rhalbheer

You know about Silverlight, don't you? We built a new Online Event platform on it. Sorry? You did NOT hear of Silverlight yet? Come on, don't tell me you missed this announcement? It is absolutely cool and if you really missed it, there you go: Sliverlight . But now let's really talk about Spotlight...

on 1 Nov 2007
Blog Post: If Apple bought Twitter

rhalbheer

I just stumbled across this Roger

on 8 May 2009
Blog Post: Definition of Cloud Computing

rhalbheer

Just found this on http://news.yahoo.com/photos/new-adventures-of-queen-victoria-slideshow/20110914-naqv110914-gif-photo-050626492.html Love that Roger

on 16 Sep 2011
Blog Post: My Blackberry Is Not Working!

rhalbheer

That’s absolutely great and worth spending the few minutes – enjoy: Roger

on 22 Dec 2010
Blog Post: How to use a Cellphone

rhalbheer

:-) Roger

on 28 Apr 2008
Blog Post: Bill's 1987 Prediction on 2007

rhalbheer

Actually I did not want to blog about this, but when I read this article, I had to. This is a quote from an article written in 1987 making people predict the future - 2007. Look at Bill's prediction and enjoy: http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/microsoft/archives/116108.asp?source=rss Roger

on 4 Jun 2007
Blog Post: Apple releases Keyboardless Laptop

rhalbheer

Wow, there are news, which we cannot cope with. Apple just announced the first laptop without keyboard : Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard and additionally the new Mac Tiny : They even talk about the Mac Nano in this video Enjoy Roger

on 9 Jan 2009
Blog Post: A European Dinner :-)

rhalbheer

I just got this from a friend of mine: European heaven : You are invited to an official dinner. The English welcomes you, the French is cooking, the Italian is making the show and the event is organized by the German. European hell: You are invited to an official dinner. The French welcomes you, the...

on 25 Feb 2011
Blog Post: Want to check your Up- and Download-Speed

rhalbheer

I just stumbled across a pretty cool website allowing you to measure your up- and download speed wherever you are. Additionally you can compare it with others: http://www.speedtest.net Roger

on 15 Nov 2007
Blog Post: The Dumbest Thief of the Month

rhalbheer

If there would be a price for the "Dumbest Thief of the Month", this guy deserves #1: Texan tries to cash $360bn cheque Roger

on 3 May 2008
Blog Post: This is a different blog post

rhalbheer

You know, normally I blog about all the different security challenges we are facing. This time it is different J (even though I have to care about physical security in the mountains) At the moment I am sitting at an altitude of about 1800m above sea level having a great time. I am taking a big break...

on 30 Jul 2007
Blog Post: Another Location Challenge with Smartphones :-)

rhalbheer

Roger

on 27 May 2011
Blog Post: Never Leave your PC Unlocked (or have additional protection)

rhalbheer

on 8 Dec 2008
Blog Post: Onion News: The Future of Privacy – the Google Opt-Out Village

rhalbheer

Not really serious – just fun (or isn’t it??): Roger

on 14 Aug 2009
Blog Post: Opening a File (Dilbert)

rhalbheer

Ever tried to open a file? Roger

on 12 May 2008
Blog Post: Upgrading from Windows 1 to Windows 7

rhalbheer

You might have seen this experiment but it is absolutely astonishing. A guy called Andy from Scotland tested the upgrade path from Windows 1 through to Windows 7. 10 minutes worth investing if you want to get some nostalgic feelings: Here is the original blog post: Chain of fools : Upgrading through...

on 7 Mar 2011
Blog Post: Dilbert on Cloud Computing

rhalbheer

The worst thing is, that there is some truth in that: At least, this is what I see often, before I talk to customers Roger

on 7 Jan 2011
Blog Post: How to handle a security crisis

rhalbheer

Do you know that problem: You are at the beginning of a security crisis and should be able to give an official statement but PR (or whoever is responsible to draft this statement) is not ready yet – but you really, really, urgently need something? Well, there is a solution to that: http://www.crypto...

on 3 Mar 2008
Blog Post: Real Physical Security

rhalbheer

I saw this this morning – have a great weekend: Roger

on 14 Jan 2011