SecurityNew
Help reduce IBR
What can I say? I love the security now podcast by Leo
Laporte & Steve Gibson. The only problem
is I'm not always at a place with high speed
access, plus I worry about making maximum use
of the internet - Sure Steve offers both a
full quality, 64kbps, and a 16kbps
bandwidth-conserving version but I want even
more effeciency. Steve programs in assembly
language, I want to listen to text!
My Solution is a new application called SecurityNew. It reads SecurityNow transcripts off of GRC.com and plays them back.
Sure you miss the dulcet tones of Steve & Leo but it's like buying a Prius, it's not as much fun as a Hummer but you feel good knowing you are saving the world. In this case you are saving the internet from too much traffic.
The internet, after all, is a series of tubes. It's not a truck you can dump things on. SecurityNew helps keep those tubes clear
the internet is not a truck
SecurityNew is for the Mac only (10.3.9 & above)
To use SecurityNew simply download it, select voices & episode and click listen. By default it comes up in episode 44 which has a nice discussion of mod 2,4,11 & 22.
If you have any comments or suggestions let me know!
And remember. It's all in good fun!
My Solution is a new application called SecurityNew. It reads SecurityNow transcripts off of GRC.com and plays them back.
Sure you miss the dulcet tones of Steve & Leo but it's like buying a Prius, it's not as much fun as a Hummer but you feel good knowing you are saving the world. In this case you are saving the internet from too much traffic.
The internet, after all, is a series of tubes. It's not a truck you can dump things on. SecurityNew helps keep those tubes clear
the internet is not a truck
SecurityNew is for the Mac only (10.3.9 & above)
To use SecurityNew simply download it, select voices & episode and click listen. By default it comes up in episode 44 which has a nice discussion of mod 2,4,11 & 22.
If you have any comments or suggestions let me know!
And remember. It's all in good fun!
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