Oban manages the Brownrice Internet staff, keeps the network humming, and chases his wife and twin boys around during his time off.
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Patched. Every single mail server, web server, shared server, virtual server, streaming server, monitoring server, and backup server on our network. Every single one. Protected.
Here is a very-short list of a few indoor cameras that we recommend. However, nearly any IP camera will work.
The price differences of IP cameras generally have to do with 1) the level of optical zoom of the camera 2) wireless capabilities or not and 3) if there is PTZ control. So feel free to go out…
Here is a short list of a few outdoor web cameras that we recommend. However, nearly *any* IP camera will work with our servers, so feel free to bring us your own and let us know what it is and we’ll get it to work!
The price differences generally have to do with 1) the level of optical zoom of the…
I’m super impressed with this Phishing email. Its the best I’ve seen and if it weren’t for just a couple of easy-to-fix mistakes it would have scored a perfect 10.00!
Here’s the back story: Target was hacked early last month. That was big news that most people are aware of. My wife and I were even…
We pride ourselves on our ability to match and surpass the big providers in speed, reliability, redundancy and support. We’ve built our network and our data center from the ground up based on our years of hands-on experience. We don’t use third-party data centers – only our own. “We’re waiting for…
We had a great time at WordCamp Albuquerque yesterday. As with all good conferences we attended excellent sessions, and met some very bright and enterprising people. And a bonus! The attendees at my session didn’t seem to fall asleep, laughed a couple of times, and asked great questions.
I just received an email from a clearly smart fellow who demonstrated a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) exploit using a vulnerability in this blog. A user would need to be tricked into clicking on a specially crafted link which would eventually infect their computer with bad stuff. Our up-to-now nameless…
Ok, its officially desperation time. I’ve reached out to good-guy (and girl) hackers to hack this blog for $100 plus a small amount of fame. If one of these “white-hats” don’t get it done by tomorrow I’ll go to the dark side. But I’m afraid of the dark side!
