The META Group, among others, is warning that camera phones pose a security threat to
enterprises. (You know, those entities we used to call “organizations” or “businesses”.) I’m afraid I just don’t understand what the fuss is about. Is anyone actually convinced that we can somehow prevent information leaks by controlling communication channels? […]
Yearly Archives: 2003
Camera phones and enterprise security
December 11, 2003 – 12:00 am
Airborne viruses
December 9, 2003 – 12:00 am
They’ve finally done it. Dave and I have long speculated that an “virus platform” that spread silently but prepare a machine to be infected by plug-ins was inevitable. Now, Windows users had best hope they don’t implement any of the mischievous plug-ins we imagined (e.g. pepper the Office spell check dictionary with misspellings, […]
Cursed
December 8, 2003 – 12:00 am
My Miata today subjected me to unscheduled maintenance for the first time (clutch hydraulic hose burst). Kristan was kind enough to follow me to the mechanic and let me borrow her car for the day, so I subsequently dropped her off at work.
I hadn’t even gotten off the side street for her office before […]
Giving
December 7, 2003 – 12:00 am
We just got back from shopping for the St. Patrick Center Christmas Sponsorship, which I learned of through the Residents Association, and I realized I hadn’t used my little soapbox to promote it. It’s probably too late this year, but if you live in St. Louis, please consider participating next year.
Communal mythic experience
December 7, 2003 – 12:00 am
Last Tuesday, we went to the New
Cathedral for the annual benefit Holiday Brass Concert that packs the pews of this rather large space. The large but silent audience and beautifully orchestrated music creates one of those sublime experiences of ritual that feels like a connection to something larger than your conscious self. Depending […]