The Encryption Dance

posted on Thursday, August 20, 2009 9:39 PM

Ok, so Pete did his best Weird Al impersonation the other day by throwing up his take-off on Men Without Hat’s “Safety Dance”. His version “Encryption Dance” is brilliant and we decided to highlight it in this weeks podcast with a challenge out to Pete to give us a live recording of his parody.

Well, it didn’t take Pete long to answer to our call and he sent along his recording of “Encryption Dance”. For those who aren’t familiar with Men Without Hats, here’s their Safety Dance Video for you to check out first.

And here’s Pete’s “Encryption Dance” performed A Cappella".

Get the Flash Player to see this player.

I know which one I prefer! Thanks Pete!!!

-Joe

Technorati Tags: F5,DevCentral,Safety Dance,Encryption Dance,Pete Silva,Joe Pruitt

Posted In: DevCentral, F5,

2 Comments

Feedback

8/21/2009 8:30 AM
		this is a total Friday mp3...going straight into the iPhone. Thanks much! All that's missing is a verse about extended validation...you know, having the "green url bar" if we want to (would probably write itself). By the way, this tercet: "We can surf where we want to, Data’s masked and so am I And we can hide real neat from our hats to our feet, And surprise ‘em with a ‘Ha Ha’ cry." Very nice!
Joe

8/21/2009 8:36 AM
		Agreed, great timing for a Friday morning. Thanks again go to Pete for the great song! -Joe
Joe

Let Me Know What You Think

Please use the form below if you have any comments, questions, or suggestions.

Title:

Name:

Email: (so we can show your gravatar)

Website:

Comment: Allowed tags: blockquote, a, strong, em, p, u, strike, super, sub, code

Remember Me?

Enter the code shown above:

Please add 4 and 3 and type the answer here:

Joe's bookshelf: read

The Lost Gate

by Orson Scott Card

This one started slow but I got really got into it about 1/3 of the way through. If you are an Ender's Game fan, you'll probably like this one as well.

		iControl
		WS-I
		BIG-IP
		Misc
		DevCentral
		F5
		iRules
		Conferences
		MIX06
		PDC
		Development and General
		Monitoring/Management
		XML
		Security
		ISV Solutions
		Microsoft Solutions
		Cloud Computing

		October, 2011 (1)
		October, 2010 (2)
		September, 2010 (1)
		July, 2010 (1)
		December, 2009 (1)
		October, 2009 (1)
		September, 2009 (2)
		August, 2009 (5)
		June, 2009 (4)
		May, 2009 (6)
		April, 2009 (13)
		March, 2009 (2)
		February, 2009 (6)
		January, 2009 (16)
		December, 2008 (14)
		November, 2008 (7)
		October, 2008 (17)
		September, 2008 (22)
		August, 2008 (5)
		July, 2008 (2)
		June, 2008 (3)
		May, 2008 (14)
		April, 2008 (17)
		March, 2008 (5)
		February, 2008 (3)
		January, 2008 (4)
		November, 2007 (4)
		September, 2007 (5)
		August, 2007 (2)
		July, 2007 (3)
		June, 2007 (2)
		May, 2007 (3)
		April, 2007 (3)
		January, 2007 (1)
		November, 2006 (2)
		October, 2006 (4)
		September, 2006 (4)
		August, 2006 (6)
		July, 2006 (2)
		June, 2006 (3)
		May, 2006 (4)
		April, 2006 (4)
		March, 2006 (9)
		February, 2006 (5)
		January, 2006 (7)
		December, 2005 (3)
		November, 2005 (4)
		October, 2005 (6)
		September, 2005 (7)
		August, 2005 (6)
		July, 2005 (18)
		June, 2005 (7)
		May, 2005 (7)
		April, 2005 (5)
		March, 2005 (3)
		February, 2005 (10)
		January, 2005 (4)
		December, 2004 (8)
		November, 2004 (15)
		October, 2004 (8)
		September, 2004 (5)
		August, 2004 (2)
		June, 2004 (1)
		April, 2004 (2)
		March, 2004 (3)
		January, 2004 (2)
		November, 2003 (4)
		October, 2003 (2)

		[f5] Colin Walker
		[f5] Dan Matte
		[f5] DCTV
		[f5] Jeff Browning
		[f5] Lori Mac Vittie
		Art Through RSS
		Becky Diaz
		C# FAQ
		Don Box
		Dylan Greene
		Engadget
		Hack-A-Day
		KungfuRobots.com
		MSDN Powertoys
		Nicholas Zurfluh (iRules)
		Robert Scoble
		Rory Blyth
		Scott Hanselman
		Slashdot
		SOAP::Lite
		The Darth Side
		WebServices.org