I’m such an idiot. I could have saved up for a student Apple Developer pack, but I didn’t notice it on the ADC site until now. I am such an idiot. I am going to get it now, and I will make sure my resumé will be stunning by next year, so I can participate in the WWDC Student Scholarship Program - a free ticket, and a week of great guidance and training by people in the field. It’s submission deadline was yesterday. D’oh! I hope to give an edge to my submission next year by having my CISSP, and two apps in the wild. Of course, I will even try to give a workshop on one of these apps when it is done in time for CCC.

Meanwhile, at my school, the Academy of Arts in Groningen, I am going to help set up RADIUS / EAP with an OpenDirectory backend. Hopefully, this will help in relieving the problems we had with MAC address lists and it’s vulnerabilities. I hasn’t been pushed through in a year, so I hope to make a difference, and get something out of it in the process (PPC macs and a large amount of iSight-enabled macs for testing my app).

Typographic Wednesday is tomorrow, and I already have a lot of material saved up. Expect a stacked post tomorrow, as well as perhaps the release of my new check-up of Leopard, and a few days after that, Leopard Server, as they are in their current states. I’ve gotten some nice publicity since my last how-to, including some words on Ars (thanks guys! If there is one thing I enjoy, it actual critique and input.) and getting to the Google Reader frontpage. Oh yeah, hello Czech people! I see you guys are enjoying the how-to as well. Good to know.

So, there are going to be a lot of updates soon. A little graphic round-up of the features of iSight Expert is coming, of course more concrete info on the newest app in the works; Fortitude. Look out for more articles on Mac security too. It’s going to be a fun week.