Tag: Fedora
-
Me, Myself, and DevOpsDays 2023 Prague
It’s early Tuesday morning, and I am again in the metro, going to a location in Prague I have never been to before. People are quiet on the train, thinking about their lives. I saw just a few people not looking at their phones. Have we become humanity addicted to some shiny devices and so-called…
-
FOSDEM 2023 – hotels, information, and facts
Here is some helpful info if you are going to FOSDEM 2023 this year. FOSDEM > When? Feb 4-5, 2023 > Where? ULB Campus du Solbosch Av. F. D. Roosevelt 50 1050 Bruxelles Belgium > What is it? FOSDEM is a free and non-commercial event organized by the community for the community. The goal is to…
-
My Threat Modeling book is available in 12 networks and supports the Fedora Project.
I started distributing my little e-book to the world a few weeks ago. Now I am sharing that it’s available on at least 12 websites that you probably use, including Barnes and Noble, Google Play, Apple Books, and the Kindle store. If you are curious about the Threat Modeling topic, here is what this book…
-
Make contributing to open source projects easy for your colleagues.
I encourage everyone to contribute to open source projects in every company I work. If you are a developer, I am sure you know how to do that already, but what about the rest of the people who can contribute with the same impact? There is one interesting idea I am trying right now: The…
-
Now you can enrich your Fedora wiki profile with your Fediverse URL.
After a long time, I was trying to edit my Fedora wiki space and realized that I could not add my Fediverse ID there. Since this is the only “social media” I use now, I edited the userinfo template and added the missing details, so your profile can show your decentralized DID. What does it look like?…
-
Get my Threat Modeling e-book for just $3.
Why e-book? So, I wrote a small e-book compiling all the knowledge I have from researching and training more than 200 people on efficient threat modeling. I decided to push it as an e-book for a few reasons: How is this threat modeling e-book different from the others on the market? First, thanks for choosing…