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by emhart 13y ago
I wish the title of this article wasn't so vague, I really enjoyed it, but it probably isn't going to get much notice here.
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Default Sort, or What Would Shannon Do?(labs.cooperhewitt.org)
1 points by emhart 13y ago|0 comments
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by emhart 13y ago
I'm in the process of writing my first serious academic paper, and while I'll still put the traditional document together, I think I'll try to make a second version using tangle where appropriate. Very cool, thanks for pointi
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by emhart 13y ago
I'm assuming some people are downvoting you to help disprove your point, but to be clear, once you've reached a karma threshold you can downvote.
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by emhart 13y ago
In 2004, some friends and I got together to check out one of the Free Speech cages at the Democratic National Convention in Boston. The whole experience was surreal. It was sparsely populated by a handful of disinterested people. It was lik
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Predicting Depression via Social Media [pdf](research.microsoft.com)
2 points by emhart 13y ago|1 comments
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by emhart 13y ago
Looks like Snowden's former position is available as well: http://careers.boozallen.com/job/Honolulu-Information-Securi...
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Artist wants to print out entire Internet to honor Aaron Swartz(news.cnet.com)
1 points by emhart 13y ago|0 comments
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Booz Allen Statement on Reports of Leaked Information(boozallen.com)
67 points by emhart 13y ago|14 comments
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by emhart 13y ago
Very pleased to have spoken to the author of the section on "keys" and locks for a good long while. Seeing the final product, and knowing now how brief he was going to have to be, I am impressed by his committed interest. We talke
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Let’s help Airbnb rebuild the bridge it just burned(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
202 points by emhart 13y ago|129 comments
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Unveiling an Indian Cyberattack Infrastructure(blogs.norman.com)
2 points by emhart 13y ago|0 comments
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by emhart 13y ago
Ugh, that's awful. I have on occasion been made aware how atypical my educational experiences have been. My secondary education was filled with teachers who made it very clear that if I wanted to know something, it was always safe to ask, a
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by emhart 13y ago
I have been sitting for 20 minutes now, trying to come up with an answer to this. Simply, I don't know. For me, I hope that being able to put "Ronin" down in the "institute" field on CFPs and research grants allows my work to be taken serio
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by emhart 13y ago
-I'm sure I can't just email these professors and say "hey, want to chat?"- Why not? I am a barista with a high school dimploma and no interest in higher education, but I have emailed linguists and archaeologists to ask questions and discus
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by emhart 13y ago
Yeah, it just made me chuckle :)
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by emhart 13y ago
Site prompted me to install an app: http://t.co/CfOxUiLobq
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by emhart 13y ago
Google's Transparency report showing the same thing: http://www.google.com/transparencyreport/traffic/explorer/?r... found via: https://twitter.com/therealfitz/status/331867408102993921
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A determined 'hacker' decrypts RDS-TMC(windytan.blogspot.fi)
352 points by emhart 13y ago|45 comments
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by emhart 13y ago
competent attackers have been able to sight-read & reproduce keys for literal millennia. What needs to be evaluated is user behavior regarding keys.
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by emhart 13y ago
Already here: http://eclecti.cc/hardware/physical-keygen-now-for-disc-deta... Even higher security locks can be pretty readily replicated.
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Killer escaped prison after being issued picture of master key(mobile.news.com.au)
233 points by emhart 13y ago|94 comments
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No one is called Abdul, a guide to Arab names(duncanflfh.wordpress.com)
2 points by emhart 14y ago|0 comments
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MMO Minesweeper(mienfield.com)
4 points by emhart 14y ago|0 comments
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by emhart 14y ago
It occurs to me that this could actually be a very handy way to get help from more competent friends as I'm learning to code. I've had offers to review my code, but being able to do it live would be great. Great tool!
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How I got socially engineered Part 1 - The Background(mattjezorek.com)
2 points by emhart 14y ago|0 comments
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by emhart 14y ago
The outcome is he walks away from it. Turns on the TV and tells me there is too much going on. You're the second to mention the idea of a car forum, and I think that may be a good starting point to at least establish something that would su
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by emhart 14y ago
My brother, when I taught him to use computers/the internet (done this for my Mother, Brother and now my Grampa) took to this method very well. Understanding the concepts let him do anything he wanted. I don't know if its a language gap, or
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by emhart 14y ago
That's not a bad idea, depending on how narrow his interest/needs are I could probably even set it up so that the primary sites he's interested in are what the browser opens on default.
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by emhart 14y ago
I love that idea! I hadn't even thought of it. I definitely think that there is an intimidation factor at play when it comes to using his computer. I noticed a disused Samsung tablet when I was visiting with him last night. I asked in passi

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