Raja raja Chola

Almost an hour long video about the temples and their magnificient architectures of South India. I have looked upon these gopurams and the art works. But this video portrays how great it is from a westerners' point of view.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5096103596865842301&q=hindu

Security failure

http://www.securityabsurdity.com/failure.php

We as security professional are drastically failing ourselves, our community and the people we are meant to protect. Too many of our security layers of defense are broken. Security professionals are enjoying a surge in business and growing salaries and that is why we tolerate the dismal situation we are facing. Yet it is our mandate, first and foremost, to protect.

Computer Security - The Next 50 Years

bariswheel writes "Alan Cox, fellow at Red Hat Linux, gives a short-and-sweet talk at the European OSCON on the The Next 50 Years of Computer Security. Implementations of modularity, Trusted Computing hardware, 'separation of secrets,' and overcoming the challenge of users not reading dialog boxes, will be crucial milestones as we head on to the future. He states: "As security improves, we need to keep building things which are usable, which are turned on by default, which means understanding users is the target for the next 50 years. You don't buy a car with optional bumpers. You can have a steering wheel fitted if you like, but it comes with a spike by default." All of this has to be shipped in a way that doesn't stop the user from doing things."

Thanks : slashdot.org


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Will India's outsourcing boom ever bust?

Infosys Chairman N.R. Narayana Murthy talks outsourcing

Despite lingering anti-outsourcing sentiment in the U.S., Infosys Chairman N.R. Narayana Murthy tells CNET News.com's Charles Cooper why the momentum behind this global trend is far from spent. The interview took place in Fremont, Calif., on May 2, 2006.

Thanks to : zdnet : Link