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Note: A large portion of content I post on my blog comes from "live blogging" of security conferences. These posts are in notes form and are written live during a talk. As such errors and emissions are expected. I'm only human after all!




I used to listen to the Linux Action Show as well. But often they are bad informed and tell stuff that’s not really true. Also their constant ranting about stuff was annoying. But the worst thing was their ranting based on the untrue stuff they told (and yes, I can point out examples if you want!). It’s not all bad, they have great stuff in there, but I eventually switched to Linux Outlaws.
Thanks for the list
Yes, the ranting can sometimes be a little annoying, but it has it’s plus points as well. I dip in and out of it myself… I’m starting to find a few factual errors in TechSNAP as well, which might result it in being dropped form my list soon…
Great summary.
How about a similar post about good blogs to follow as well?
I’ve put together en export of the blogs I follow as part of my move away from Google Reader…. hope you can find some gems in there
Talking about security podcasts – what do you think about SeucrityNow? Is it OK as an entry point into the field?