Monthly Archives: July 2008

Sending Your Clipboard Across The Internet

I've been working on some components of Utopiaprojekt this morning and run across the idea of sending the contents of the clipboard across the internet. So, after tooling around for a few minutes, I wrote up a working example using Python on OS X. So, click on Read More for more information on how I [...]

Echo.py Released!

Introduction This is an old-ish app that I've been sitting on over the past few months and thought I should release it before it joins my BPOUS (Big Pile Of Unpublished Stuff) on a random hard drive somewhere. Echo.py is a one trick pony. It tails a (configurable) log file on the system and sends [...]

A new? CC Transmission Method

Like all really interesting ideas I come up with and want to follow up on, this one happened last thing on a Sunday night when I'm at my sleepiest. Basic tenet is that transmitting credit card information across the internet for offsite processing is a huge security concern. The fix is, don't send it at [...]

Exploits of a Mom

Courtesy and Security

Earlier today, I was searching today for some article or advice on how best to provide security and courtesy at the same time. I was somewhat startled to find that virtually no one – no one – is writing about the topic. In a security-conscious world, we seem to have forgotten that ultimately, security serves [...]