Also, after testing my SSH keys, I’ve found out that they were vulnerable due to a patch in Debian, which made the random number generator guesseable. If you’re running a ssh-server, in a Debian-based distribution, you should test if your keys are compromised.

The old P*, in which I was aggregated, has got an awesome face lift.

The looks were completely redesigned, and it is now know has Print Screen, yes, like that little button on most keyboards.

Despites still being only a Portuguese blogger community, the project has the capability to expand one day, and it is an honor to me to be part of such team!

Congratulations to all the developers.

My blog has been accepted into too planets which I really admire. Ubuntu Weblogs and, now, P*. I’ve been following both of them since they went online, so, it is really an honor to join both of those teams.

For those of you who have no clue who I am:

Tiago Boldt Pereira de Sousa, born March 24 (yes, happy birthday to me), 1988, I’m a student at Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto, trying to make myself an informatics and computation engineer.
I’m an Open-Source fan, who’s using Ubuntu for almost an year now. I’ve been also to getting into the Ubuntu community, helping with bug reports, translation and what ever help I’m able to do.

I hope you all enjoy my postings, as much as I enjoy to discover and share new stuff.

Second, Hello World, from Ubuntu Weblogs. This is a planet, using planetplanet to manage the feeds. Ubuntu Weblogs is an aggregation of public weblogs written by Ubuntu GNU/Linux users. I’ve been following this planet since it went online, and I’ve just been accepted.I’m glad to be part of this team!