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Martin Strandbygaard just gave an introductory talk about openID, at Open Source days in Denmark, Given the recent discussion about openID and security, mostly the phishing opportunities it created I was interrested to hear the talk. Yes I have an openID, I use it at like 2-3 sites.. why..

As I was already up since yesterday 0500 , it was dinner with Sven , Robin and some other conference visitors at a Turkish Buffet place , after which we headed to what seemed to be a great bar where they failed to serve us while waiting for over 10 minutes, so we moved on to another place.

I've just placed the presentation I gave both yesterday at the Open Source Days in Copenhagen , and last week in Zurich at the Open Expo , about Open Source Virtualization online. The presentation is based on a series of articles I wrote earlier this year for Virtualization.com You can download it

I'm expecting different people not using Dopplr to come back to me next week and tell me they were in Denmark also , as Copenhagen is the place to be this week(end) I was late for the first talk on how to automate a large scale school environment with gentoo.

Seth is having the same problems I have, sharing your calendar with different groups of people. Where some of these groups have their own system in place already. Only he has a partial solution for it. I'm looking for a step further.. it could probably be called Calendar Delegation.

Everybody is in Zwitserland these days .. even the Userfriendly crowd , so am I :) I'm in Winterthur for the OpenExpo Zurich, a less eventfull flight than my last conference trip brought me to my hotell where I crashed and after a short walk to the conference site I managed to catcht the last part

Yesterday apart from Free Beer, the social event also featured a couple of 5 minute lightning talks. Tobias Oetiker took the first slot, his 5 minute talk was incredible. In 5 minutes he went trough 80 something slides , really remined me of the St Peter talk about Jabber and Security a couple of years ago at Fosdem.

Taurus is happy not to have VC's on his back. He doesn't want to be responsible for turning a 15 Milj investment into a 150 Milj cashout. Others chose to go that way. Back when he wrote the article the chances were small that he already knew that Qlusters was going to be shut down with still sooo much money in the bank, but the VC's wanted it back.

I kind of poisoned my laptop earlier today , I fell for the Google Trap , their new browser somehow seemed interresting enoug to look at. With CodeWeaver's Chromium build I got tempted into installing the thingie. Mistake :) Yes it all looks nice and fancy , but at first sight it isn't really faster than my firefox.

Copyright © 2008 ia. Visit the original article at http://stellify.net/the-problem-with-goo gle-chrome/. I’m not here to measure just how revolutionary open-source web browser Google Chrome is. I did that elsewhere. The problem with Google Chrome is that people are not supposed to ask if they should paranoid about using it.