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I went to ITEXPO…
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… and all I got was the flu.
Asterisk World 2018
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Friends, this Valentine’s day you will find me in beautiful Fort Lauderdale, Florida at the 2018 Asterisk World!
Sure, I could have chosen to help out at the bakery during this time… or even to spend Valentine’s Day with the Mrs… but this was an easy decision.
Continue Reading »2017 in Review
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TL/DR; — Even older, even fatter, longer goatee.
Last year, Yeni and I crossed some items off her bucket list; most importantly visiting Castle Neuschwanstein and making it to Europe. I was able to attend a Kamailio World which exceeded all of by greatest expectations (I’ve already blocked out 2018).
Continue Reading »Astricon 2017
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This year, as usual, I am honored to again be speaking at Astricon — the annual telecommunication conference celebrating all things Asterisk (as well as other open source VoIP).
Continue Reading »Hurricane Irma: All Clear
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TL/DR; We’re all good. No damage to the house (that we can see), power is back, Internet is back — we are very fortunate.
We started feeling some wind Sunday evening and the rain hadn’t let up since Saturday night. We received more than 12 inches of rain.
Continue Reading »Irma Path Updated
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This morning (2017-09-09), Irma has decided to take a westwardly stroll towards the gulf. This is very good news for South Florida, but less exciting for us here in North Florida. Not good news for Tampa area.
Continue Reading »Riding Out the Storm
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Sometimes a blog post is an easy way of giving a group update…
Last night the track for Hurricane Irma places Gainesville, Florida in the path of the storm. This, of course, has some friends and family a little worried— which is a great problem for us to have. It’s an amazing feeling to know people care for you.
Continue Reading »Mitel Thinks Knowledge is a Risk
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Mitel posts an idiotic message regarding open source. Pure FUD.
Continue Reading »Marco Rubio Wants Encryption Backdoor
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Recently, as part of an EFF push to “save” encryption, I wrote to my Senators and Congressman to encourage the government to ensure security is not weakened with backdoors to encryption.
My Congressman has a difference of opinion with me regarding most things Internet related– so I don’t expect a response.
Here below is the response from Senator Marco Rubio:
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