Showing posts with label talks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label talks. Show all posts

Talking at HAR2009

My Paper for HAR just got accepted. For those who don't know HAR stands for Hacking at Random.
On August 13-16, 2009 the 20th anniversary edition of the four-yearly Dutch outdoor technology-conference will take place near Vierhouten, NL.
And if you are a technological enthusiast like me you should really go. Here is the abstract
Cloud computing is rapidly gaining the interest of service providers, programmers and the public as no one wants to miss the new hype. While there are many theories on how the cloud will evolve no real discussion on the programmability has yet taken place. In this talk a programing language named objic is described, that enables programs to run in a distributed manner in the cloud. This is done by creating an object orientated syntax and interpretation environment that can create objects on various distributed locations throughout a network and address them in a scalable, fault tolerant and transparent way. This is followed by a discussion of the problems faced and an outlook into the future.
Cu @ HAR

T-Dose website security issue

I am giving a talk at T-Dose while trying to add my user credentials I found this little error in the programming.
Please never take parameters unchecked in any programming language. But at least the T-Dose people added <%=h text => so you can't easily cross site script

Froscon 2008

Another talk I am giving.
http://programm.froscon.org/2008/events/208.de.html

The wiimote is a versatile and unique device as it is stuffed with electronic components that seldom are seen together. Because of this, the device has a myriad of uses and we will discuss one of them: using the wiimote as a universal presentation tool.

Hopefully, we can turn this presentation in a funny and amusing showcase of the possibilities of the Wiimote for giving presentations.