[nfbcs] [Accessible Scrum tool

[Todor Fassl]

Scrub? As in wipe? Meaning wipe the data off a hard drive?  I don't know 
how to do this with a Mac. But on PC hardware, I use a live linux distro 
called grml. Then I use the dd command thusly:

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=4096

if= the imput file. In this case, a device that generates zeros. It's 
built into the linux kernel.
of= output file. In this case, /dev/sda will be your harddisk.
bs= the buffer size. 4096 is the sector size of most disks.

You can also use /dev/random for the input file and it will write random 
numbers to the disk. That makes it less likely that someone with a 
magnetic scanner can resurrect the drive. Supposedly, if you write 
random numbers to the disk like a dozen times even the CIA can't get the 
data back. It would take forever though.

For purposes of your class, you might be able to us the example command 
I gave above.



On 10/16/2015 04:39 PM, Bryan Duarte via nfbcs wrote:
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> I am a senior in Software Engineering at Arizona State. I am wondering if anyone out there knows of an accessible scrum tool? I am on a project team with three other developers and they are planning to use scrumwise which is completely inaccessible for me.
>
> I am using Mac osX with voiceover if you have any feedback on an accessible scrum tool. Thanks
>
> Go Devils!
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> Bryan Duarte
> Software Engineering Graduate student
> ASU Fulton Engineering College
> QwikEyes CEO
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