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Secure Mac OSX sleep, standby, and hibernation

Aug 14, 2017

The last few years I have wasted my share of hours to understand how Mac OSX various sleep states work. My main challenge has been that I encrypt the harddrive, and from a security point of view, that doesn’t help much if you have the computer in sleep mode with the key in memory (however, […]

Pin messages and get timed alerts in Cisco Spark!

Apr 29, 2017

/pin on steroids So, one of the Army Knife’s fans reached out to me and asked if I could make the /pin command into a reminder service (thanks, Kevin!). My initial reaction was that it was a too big task, mainly because I had to handle time zones and implement a trigger to send alerts when […]

New cool updates to Spark Army Knife

Apr 2, 2017

Since November you may have noticed that I have updated the Spark Army Knife once in a while without blogging about it.  I just made all the code available on Bitbucket, so I thought it would be a good idea to write a quick update now. See the Changelog for details, here are some highlights: […]

Spark Army Knife in Cisco appstore!

Dec 22, 2016

Great news! Spark Army Knife is now approved and added to the Cisco Spark’s appstore called depot! http://bit.ly/sparkarmyknifedepot

Prejudice is a useful generalisation that has a higher probability of being true than false

Dec 4, 2016

People sometimes confuse prejudice and preconception. Both are assumptions you have without having actual experience or evidence that can tell you whether it is true and not. Because prejudice is a negative preconception, there is pressure to leave your prejudices behind because that is “the right thing to do”. However, that’s entirely the wrong thing […]

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