At the heart of the Trusted Computing Project is a £200 black box, about the size of those funny little Mac boxes, running a root-locked Ubuntu distribution. The user pays an annual fee of £50 for secure support from a proper Linux geek.
]]>At the heart of the Trusted Computing Project is a £200 black box, about the size of those funny little Mac boxes, running a root-locked Ubuntu distribution. The user pays an annual fee of £50 for secure support from a proper Linux geek.
]]>Thomas Lemberger, an editor at the EMBO/Nature journal Molecular Systems Biology (http://www.nature.com/msb), has recently added this blog to his blogroll. Thanks very much for the link to us, Thomas!
]]>Recently, this blog was also noticed by the good folks at nodalpoint. Thanks, all! Here's their description of the page where a number of bioinformatics blogs are listed, including mine. Enjoy, and I encourage everyone to have a look at them! "Wondering where to find high quality computational biology and related weblogs ? Well, you've come to the right place. Originally we asked for submissions for a 'recommended reading' list which were added to this wiki page. Over time the list became disorganized, and we now have a 'weblinks' module one the main nodalpoint site that organizes the list. Most of the weblogs in the new list (bellow) have been added to the weblinks database. These links are displayed randomly in a 'Recommended Reading' block (aka blog-roll) on the right hand side of the page. If you want your blog to be included in that list, or if you want to suggest a blog for inclusion, then submit it via the weblinks form."
]]>Neil has kindly made a mention of this blog on his site. He has been co-running Nodalpoint for a number of years, so it's great to hear from him. Thanks, Neil!
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