The National University of Science and Technology (NUST) held an Open Day on the 28th of March 2013 to showcase the final year projects that their student’s are working on. I had the privilege of being invited as a speaker at this event. The Open Day had three tracks. The first was for Speakers, the second for Career Guidance and the last was for the Computer Science Students to showcase their projects.
Blog (page 10)
Mozilla Zimbabwe Community
Yesterday was the date set for the first Mozilla Zimbabwe Community meetup.…
How NOT to protect your wifi.
Everyone has a wifi network these days and this is good, as wifi networks make it easy to connect all our devices to the net wherever they may be. This of course leads to a question. How secure is your network? Most people seem to think that a passkey/password is enough to keep your network from intruders. I’d like to show you why you need more than a password to keep your network safe.
Please note, I’m not an expert Network Administrator or certified Cisco Engineer (heck, I don’t even know how to make a network cable(that’s not really true, but point is I just know some stuff about networks, but not enough to be called an expert ok?))
That said, I’d like to share with you some tips on how NOT to protect you wifi network. This could also be read as how to infiltrate a weakly secured wifi connection. The side of the river you choose to stand on is totally up to you.
Ok, so let’s get into it shall we?
Mozilla Community Zimbabwe Meetup
The Mozilla Community will have it’s first meeting this month on the…
A post about me.
Here’s a link to a post about me from Bonjour Mozilla http://bonjourmozilla.fr/?post/2012/08/29/Bienvenue-Vuyisile-Ndlovu-…
Testing Web Applications and Filing Bugs
Testing Web Applications and Filing Bugs For the past 6 months or…
Webjam January 2 2013
Web jam 2012 This event was meant to resemble a Summer Code…
Software Freedom Day, Bulawayo
Saturday the 15th was Software Freedom Day and the…
Like Free Software? Try Free Software on Steroids!
“Like free software?
Come to the Software Freedom Day and experience software on steroids. ”
Not only is the software to be featured free, most of it is Open Source, which means that it is developed by a community for the community. Open source software developers care about your freedom. Freedom? You ask. Yes I said it, they care about your freedom. These developers give you the freedom to use,copy, distribute and even modify the software to suit your needs. Doesn’t that sound cool? With Open Source, it’s not just encouraged, it’s expected.
Contributing at Mozilla
I’ve always wanted to be an active contributor to an OpenSource Project.…