Phishing, securing social media and passwords — topics of the workshop
Over the autumn I got the chance to take part in a one-day security workshop. Thanks to my job I also helped shape the content. Since there's no shortage of interesting topics, we decided to focus on three main areas:
After 12 years we were back in Rome. We'd been invited for an autumn visit we couldn't turn down — a long weekend (public holiday), a short honeymoon ahead of us.
Since museums in the city are free on the last Sunday of the month, we wanted to visit the Sistine Chapel. Eve...
I'd like to share a few observations about the whole wedding planning process. First things first — prepare a fairly sizeable budget. Even when you're trying to keep things small, there's always someone who likes to charge a premium for their services to newlyweds.
The Spitfire documentary was made last year (2018) but only reached cinemas recently. It tells the story of the fighter aircraft often credited with deciding the Battle of Britain.
I learned some very interesting things. The idea of the elliptical wing...
This year we went back to Spain, this time to Andalusia — the Costa del Sol, the Sunshine Coast. A beachfront hotel promised nice views and easy beach access, but we miscalculated a little. In what ways?
What I ran into concerns the MacBook Pro 2018, 15" and the USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter (MJ1K2AM).
I was powering the laptop through the adapter (USB-C) while simultaneously having an external drive (WD Elements 1TB) in the USB-A port. The performance...
In a word: long (but fast) — from Vienna it takes just over four hours. You pass through a bit of Bavaria as well. The views from the train are stunning. I have to say that for the time spent on the train, the journey was very comfortable.
As the owner of both the original Turris and the newer Omnia, I got the opportunity to back the latest project — the MOX. And I waited. For a long time. A really long time — until this June I finally got my hands on it. The Super Early Bird was essentially an AP for the Turr...
This year the "Bike to Work" challenge ran again. I had no competitive ambitions — the goal is simply to rack up as many kilometres as possible during May. A scooter works too, so I mapped out the best route and set off. Part on the pavement, part on the road, and sometimes through...
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