Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast: Show #31 will be delayed until Monday

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June 23, 2006

Show #31 will be delayed until Monday

Unfortunately, it appears that some issue with low disk space on my laptop (I'm currently travelling) caused my edited audio file to become corrupted. Luckily (because it was a great show) I have a copy of the unedited show, but I now have to re-do the post-production, which with current travel is not something I will probably be able to do until Sunday evening or Monday morning. So look for the show then. (And in the meantime I've freed up a large amount of diskspace to prevent the recurrence.)

I'll briefly explain a bit more of what happened in show #32, which we are recording on Monday with the goal to have it out next Wednesday. So you'll probably wind up with two shows next week.

Thanks, again, to all of you who contacted me to let me know what happened.

Posted by Dan York on June 23, 2006 at 10:56 AM in Administrivia | Permalink

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