for all of those that are starting to make first steps with VoIP, or believe know everything - i’d like to highly recommend my fathers book that was just published via BTC publishing house. it covers both H.323 and SIP protocols, along with all auxiliary topics - like integration, and signaling over middleboxes like packet filters and stateful firewalls: Telefonia VoIP. Multimedialne sieci IP, Marek Bromirski, ISBN: 83-60233-07-1
after CONFidence conference, i’m making my slides available as promised. and i’d like to thank Andrzej Targosz for organizing the event.
between 15th and 16th of october in Kraków we’re organizing new security focused conference, organised by PROIDEA foundation. i’ll be speaking at the event as well - about BGP Blackholing PL project as well as security solutions from Cisco Systems. see you - there!
i just launched new project - BGP Blackholing PL. i’d like to invite therefore everyone that: is interested in network security is interested in service provider edge security is interested in internet security wants to help actively defend against DoS/DDoS attacks and own network infrastructure wants to learn more about how BGP can be used in internet security …to join over at http://networkers.pl/bgp-blackholing.
17-19 czerwca 2005 w Krakowie odbędzie się druga edycja konferencji MeetBSD. strona znajduje się tutaj. na konferencji pojawi się wiele gwiazd światka BSD (i nie będzie na szczęście Theo), więc serdecznie zapraszam. przy okazji, jeśli macie swoje propozycje co do zagadnień poruszanych na moich sesjach, posłużcie się proszę mailem.
finally, i found some time to update the site. children are really time consuming ;) on the other side, i was anyway able to do some things recently. i’ll do some announcements after Cisco Forum 2005. and yes, i’m changing my job ;)
in november there’s new conference coming in Kraków - focused on BSD. idea was dropped on pl.comp.os.bsd by Tomasz Dudzisz and he’s leading all of the efforts to organize it. it seems i’ll be there as well as speaker, but it makes more sense to come for other truly big names - Paweł Jakub Dawidek, Jacek Artymiak, Jakub Klausa or Pawłeł Rutkowski. conference site is here. i’m inviting you personally to join us!...
…was born (last saturday in the morning), so i’ll need to delay all current projects. i’m spending time right now doing all new things :) i’ll get back to regular updates sooner or later.
fresh quote from latest ComputerWorlda, from article authored by Lech Bury, general director for PATPOL Patent Attorneys Company: Patenting inventions (including those from IT) is good for the economy as a whole and that includes consumers as well (sic!). It is also beneficial for creative individuals. On the other hand, the patent system is certainly disadvantageous for ordinary imitators who stay in the market by using someone else’s ideas (sic!)....
for the next two-three weeks there will be no new posts. i’m preparing move of my server from Białystok to Warsaw. old, tired IBM PII-233 will be replaced by new IBM x306. if everything goes well, you’ll see no change. in the meantime i should be able to push new revision of Cisco FAQ PL plus some other stuff.
I was able to read two older Moore books (Downsize this and TV Nation), after reading Stupid White Men a while ago. because of nice party with my friends on friday and then following exams that i’m going to take for the next two days, i didn’t do much for (un)Cisco FAQ PL. i also didn’t found time to migrate off Moveabletype to some other CMS (that decided in the meantime to change license to something of pure absurd)....
i dedicate this short article to all pc maniacs.
let me quote NetCraft with regards to most stable hosting companies: Seven of the top nine sites run on FreeBSD. The exceptions are Datapipe, which is doing a fine job of promoting the reliability of Windows 2003, and German hosting company komplex.net which runs on Linux. i wouldn’t like to argue which OS is best to hosting… it’s quite obvious ;)
i never thought that i’ll be bothered by SCO argument with Open Source community, and with Linux in particular. it seems SCO tried desperately to build credibility by claiming Linux broke copyrights, where there such things took place. reading Linus post how SCO was sending demanding emails to those targeted as easy prey, in pathetic attempt to get some money before rolling up and dying. SCO supposedly is going to take BSD in crosshairs as well “soon”, but i wish them all the worst, including bankrupcy with all my heart (in line with christmas spirit)....
IANA announced on 3rd of november, that it passed over 80/8, 81/8, 82/8, 83/8 and 84/8 control over to RIPE. thats nice, but the problem is lazy network and security admins obviously didn’t yet update their ACLs and firewall rules, which means new Neostrada+ TP S.A. users have problems reaching anything in the internet from 83.0.0.0/11 address space. do your job, admins! missing such announcement for over 90 days doesn’t look good!...
today (but for some of you, it’s still tomorrow), Comedy Theatre will premiere What The Night Is For, with my favorite Gillian Anderson. unfortunately, my travel plans failed, but my friends - Karina Szymczuk and Adam Robiński are there already (with camera ;) ). working people life is unbearable ;)