Dennis Mansell

Geachte heer Flos,

Graag wil ik reageren op uw stuk in het Parool en u vragen om een reactie.  Ik zou u willen uitnodigen deze reactie te geven op het beursplein, nu dat het nog kan, zodat ook úw mening besproken kan worden.

Whatever your opinion may be on the recent 'cablegate' releases from wikileaks, blocking openness with hacking, ddos attacks and bullying is not the democratic way of doing things.  What can you do about it?

File a complaint:
to Amazon Cloud Services (their IP addresses: 207.171.166.121, 128.242.54.18#53)
to Paypal
to Mastercard (currently offline due to a DDoS attack)
to Dit e-mailadres is beschermd tegen spambots. U heeft Javascript nodig om het te kunnen zien.
to Twitter (or tweet @Support)

Sign a petition:
(Netherlands) petitie.nl
(International) change.org
(International) avaaz.org

Dowload a torrent of the site and the 'insurance file' and keep seeding it:

The torrent is here:
isohunt.com
torrent clients (to open and download the torrent with)
deluge

Mirror the wikileaks site:
instructions

'Like' Wikileaks on Facebook

Change your DNS settings so you can open any website you like, not just those approved by the US:
for Windows7, Vista, XP
for Mac
for Linux

So I've just come back from the Open Source Conference 2010 in Amsterdam (twitter: #osc2010).  The title was “Delivering True Business Value by Leveraging Enterprise Open Source Technology”.

So, how was it?  Well of course the title should have been quite a good hint about what to expect.  You could rephrase it as "Consider using Open Source - it's cheaper and better". Which is fair enough, but is it worth spending a day on?

Of bekijk de flash versie.

Of: directe link

Interview op 15 september met Hoogleeraar VU Chris Verhoef en CDA 2e Kamerlid Ad Koppejan over de problemen van grote ICT projecten en aanbestedingen.