cybersecurity – Stilgherrian

18 October 202019 October 2020

Weekly Wrap 542: Cicadas cyber videos, and crowdfunding

Darlinghurst and Woolloomooloo from the Sydney CBD

Monday 12 to Sunday 18 October 2020 was a good week. I wrote an interesting article. We made some videos for ZDNet that will appear very soon. And most significantly, I launched a crowdfunding campaign that I hope will help me make it through November and December.

11 October 202018 October 2020

Weekly Wrap 541: Reminiscing about the Beforetimes, with some productivity

For some reason, out of all these weeks of Quarantimes, this week of Monday 5 to Sunday 11 October 2020, and to a lesser extent last week, saw me reminiscing about the Beforetimes when we could travel. Remember them?

27 September 202005 October 2020

Weekly Wrap 539: A duck but no snow, and a podcast

Monday 21 to Sunday 27 September 2020 was that week in late September or early October when the spring weather takes a brief holiday, and everyone says it’s so surprising. Even though it happens nearly every year. It almost snowed on Friday night.

16 August 202005 September 2020

Weekly Wrap 533: A shag in the sunshine to end the week

My week of Monday 10 to Sunday 16 August 2020 was less productive than the previous, but as you know there seems to be a regular tide in such matters. But my health is good, and that’s what counts these days. Oh, and it’s not a shag.

09 August 202011 August 2020

Weekly Wrap 532: Many cyber, much podcast, and some proper winter weather

My week of Monday 3 to Sunday 9 August 2020 was podcast-heavy. I produced one of my own, and appeared on three others. I also went down the rabbit-hole of Australia’s new but somewhat disappointing Cyber Security Strategy.

02 August 202009 August 2020

Weekly Wrap 531: Looking south from a quiet city towards the growing pandemic

This week of Monday 26 July to Sunday 2 August 2020 had a strange feeling to it. I got some things done. I feel a lot better both physically and mentally having spent another three nights down in Sydney, where there was both warmth and humanity. But the city was still quiet, and things continue to be bad down in Victoria.