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Update on the Fedora Infrastructure Break-In in August 2008

The Fedora Project has published an announcement about the infrastructure break-in back in August 2008. In this announcement Paul Frields goes into some of the details of that breach. Well, please read the announcement for those details. To tell you the truth, this announcement does not leave me fully satisfied, as I would like some [...]

Critical vulnerability in Adobe Reader

Users of Adobe Reader should be aware of a newly discovered critical vulnerability in the Reader which could potentially allow a third party to execute arbitrary code, according to this security advisory by Adobe. The vulnerability affects several versions of Adobe Reader (and Acrobat). Adobe states that updates addressing the issue will be available by [...]

Microsoft releases part of Web Sandbox code under the Apache License

On January 27 2009, that was 5 days ago, Microsoft said it has begun releasing much of the source code of a project named “Web Sandbox” under the terms of the Apache License version 2. From a note on the project at Live Labs: We provide an opportunity to test the Sandbox and find out [...]

Fedora Server Edition?

I don’t know if you have noticed it, but the Fedora download page includes the following: “Get Fedora 10 Desktop Edition Now“. Until Fedora 10, there was no “edition” statement. Fedora is a release aiming at desktop computers. Does this title mean that RedHat Inc and the Fedora community plan to release a separate edition [...]

WordPress 2.5 – Plugin Compatibility

Yesterday, I upgraded WordPress to the latest version 2.5, which I liked much! For the upgrade I used a WordPress updater script I had written some months ago, which, by the way, still remains unreleased due to lack of time to prepare a stable release… Anyway, the script has worked quite well and the transition [...]

Next time, come prepared

I had no idea that at the time I was adding a mailing-list manager in the list of software that constitute the infrastructure of the CodeTRAX facility, I also added a factor that would cause serious delay in the preparation of the whole project. But, mailing lists are a mandatory feature of the facility’s notification [...]

Play Ogg

G-loaded.eu supports the Play Ogg campaign, launched by the Free Software Foundation (FSF). It is good when an organization honors its role by launching useful campaigns. Read more about the OGG format.

Announcement: Downtime on Sunday, Mar 04 2007

There will be some more server downtime this Sunday, Mar 04 2007. This is the second Sunday in a row, during which the server will not be accessible. This time, the Public Power Corporation S.A., the domestic electric power supplier has scheduled a five hour black-out in the Thessaloniki center area (do not know how [...]

Creative Commons v3.0 Licenses Launched

Version 3.0 of the Creative Commons Licenses has been launched. The license code can be generated at the Creative Commons website. The Creative-Commons-Configurator plugin for WordPress has been updated this morning. All content, which is hosted on G-Loaded!, unless otherwise stated, has been re-licensed and is now available under the terms of a Creative Commons [...]

G-Loaded! unreachable for 24h

G-Loaded.eu was unreachable for the last 24 hours due to DNS-related problems whose resolution was out of my control. Everything should be fine now. My apologies for the inconvenience.