Here are the links discussed in the latest podcast:

• Conferences/Training:
  • UK Security Training:
    [securitywizard]
  • ISPCON Fall 2004 [03-05Nov04 Santa Clara, CA] (Managed Services,
    VoIP, Phising, How to be better ISP, Frameworks)  
    [ispcon]
  • Wi-Fi Planet [30Nov-02Dec San Jose]
    [jupiterevents]
• Mobile:
  • Fujitsu ST5020 TabletPC Released
    [tabletquestions]
  • RIM has a new Blackberry they are demoing that supports wi-fi and
    could have a SIP (VoIP client) also installed on the unit (7270)
    [wifinews]
  • Flaw in Java could hit some cell phones
    
    [news.com]
  • There is a good collection of OQO handheld reviews via TablePC Buzz
    [tabletpcbuzz]
• Collaboration:
  • Michael Sampson’s Shared Spaces looks at the future of Microsoft
    collaboration tools codenamed Instanbul
    
    [sharedspaces]
• System Admin:
  • Slashdot on which VNC software is best:
    [slashdot]
  • IBM has some new Blade servers at lower prices
    
    [news.com]
• Books
  • Pay Pal Hacks
  • Excel 2003 Programming
    [oreilly#2]
  • Building Perfect PC
• Security
  • Ernst & Young survey found lack of IT security priority:
    
    [computerworld#2]
  • Log Analysis Mistakes
    
    [computerworld#2]
  • SETOOLS 1.5 (Policy) for SELinux
    [selinux]
• Web Applications:
  • FLEX 1.5 (building digital dashboards)
    [macromedia]
  • XML DevCon 2004 had a great example apparently of Amazon Web
    Services (AWS) [neopoleon.com]
  • Phil Windley had two recent items that really caught his eye:
    • SpikeSource
      [windley#1]
    • JotSpot Demo coverage by Jon Udell
      [windley#2]
• Miscellaneous:
  • Brain Baily at LeaveItBehind has a point to Ted Goranson’s thoughts
    on Tinderbox (information organizer for Mac OS)
    [leaveitbehind]
  • Future US Passports will have RFID tags 
    [slashdot]
  • PhotoVu has a new 19" LCD for viewing photos or images with
    build-in
    wi-fi
    [wifinetnews]
  • Microsoft has a new Time Zone tool to all users to view date and
    time info from multiple locations but it does require you to validate
    your copy of Windows OS
    
    [microsoft]

I played “Back of My Hand” (1979) by The Jags and I my podcast commentary included thoughts on the following podcasts: Leo Laporte, Future Tense, Slashdot Review, Rock’N’Roll Geek, & IT Conversations.

The file can be found at Download TRTO_007_11-01-2004.mp3 (8543.2K).

As always the ipodder savvy link is: http://sholden.typepad.com/weblog/audio.xml.