Random Hacks of Kindness is a community of developers, geeks and tech-savvy do-gooders from around the world working to develop software for the challenges facing humanity today. RHoK brings geeks together with disaster relief gurus to identify critical global challenges and develop software to respond to them. They do this via RHoK Hackathon events that bring […]
Continue reading →It's funny the way the Internet works sometimes. Last Friday I uploaded a networking profile to Scrid in prep of this article. On Monday my friend Shannon Russo writes a great piece on why you need a networking plan in order to land a new position. My purpose for creating a sample networking profile is […]
Continue reading →This is a guest post by John Willis and Curtis Hill of Zabovo John runs the AWSome Cloud Computing meetup group which the ATDC is proud to host. Today John is speaking at the Military Open Source Software Conference at the Georgia Tech Research Institute. This article is based on his presentation. Last week the […]
Continue reading →On March 2 I announced the Build My Timbuk2 Bag contest and promised to announce the winner by midnight. Twenty four people joined in the fun and one person was even inspired to go get a Bag In A Box Gift Card for their wife's birthday. Thanks to everyone that participated and special thanks to […]
Continue reading →Team Skribit gave me a Timbuk2 Bag In A Box gift card for the work I have been doing with them. And what I am going to do with it is build my own bag. I have selected the medium laptop messenger as my bag of choice. Now I need to design it. Issue is […]
Continue reading →"No one is going to run a mission critical application on Windows. It has a tendency to crash." Jim Whitehurst
Continue reading →Atlanta has long been known as a center for the InfoSec industry. It seems that ISS alum with the quiet support of Tom Noonan spawned a nice little cluster of well over 30 startups. Well leave it to a guy from North Carolina to point out that another such cluster is raising in Atlanta. An […]
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