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Friday Squid Blogging: Another Squid T-Shirt
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Another Squid T-Shirt

Cute..

Government Agencies Release Open Government Plans
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

Government Agencies Release Open Government Plans

On Wednesday several federal agencies released open government plans, which is a requirement of the Open Government Directive issued late last year by the Obama...

Me in CRN
From Schneier on Security

Me in CRN

CRN Magazine named me as one of its security superstars of 2010.

Schneier on "Security, Privacy, and the Generation Gap"
From Schneier on Security

Schneier on "Security, Privacy, and the Generation Gap"

Last month at the RSA Conference, I gave a talk titled "Security, Privacy, and the Generation Gap." It was pretty good, but it was the first time I gave that talk...

Wearable Brain Analyzer
From The Eponymous Pickle

Wearable Brain Analyzer

Hitachi is launching what looks to be an easily wearable and portable Encephalograph recorder. Very pricy but interesting. ' ... The new encephalometer was developed...

Knoesis at Wright State
From The Eponymous Pickle

Knoesis at Wright State

Kno.e.sis: Brought to my attention, I will be attending their formal launch on Monday and report back. See also their current news. ' ... Our cutting-edge research...

From Computational Complexity

What Makes a Lecture "Distiguished"?

In January I gave a Distinguished Lecture in the CS Department at the University of Alberta. In early March I gave essentially the same lecture at Penn State in...

More on Authorship
From My Biased Coin

More on Authorship

My last post, on what I called "60-40" papers, where one author does non-trivially more of the work than the other(s), seems to have generated some interesting"Author...

? DNA and BPI
From Wild WebMink

? DNA and BPI

Court Rules that DNA Is Information, Not Intellectual Property While this is fantastic and much-needed news, it will take a Supreme Court decision to truly address...

The Economics of Dueling
From Schneier on Security

The Economics of Dueling

Dueling has a rational economic basis.

? Calling IBM To Account Is Not Judging
From Wild WebMink

? Calling IBM To Account Is Not Judging

IBM's case against TurboHercules is not the issue; their mistake using pledged patents is.

Winning at the Shelf
From The Eponymous Pickle

Winning at the Shelf

Webinar from Quofore on April 13, 2010 at 11AM EST: More information and registration.-

Fernanda Vi
From The Noisy Channel

Fernanda Vi

This just in: Fernanda Vi

"Training" Should Be a Four-Letter Word
From Computer Science Teachers Association

"Training" Should Be a Four-Letter Word

"We need to train more teachers." "Teachers need more training in order to be successful at teaching computer science." "More teacher training programs are...

Cryptanalysis of the DECT
From Schneier on Security

Cryptanalysis of the DECT

New cryptanalysis of the proprietrary encryption algorithm used in the Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) standard for cordless phones. Abstract...

Open Innovation Success Factors
From The Eponymous Pickle

Open Innovation Success Factors

Good piece on Open Innovation: ' ... an article that supports my own observations. The report is about a qualitative interview study on the state of implementation...

Hidden Costs of Complexity in the Enterprise
From The Eponymous Pickle

Hidden Costs of Complexity in the Enterprise

Mark Montgomery of KYield discusses hidden costs of complexity in the enterprise.-

From Computational Complexity

Baseball violates the rules of mathematics!!

(Looking for a roomate for STOC. Check out this site..) Baseball Season started this week. I want to point out that Baseball violates mathematics in two ways...

? When Reptiles Attack
From Wild WebMink

? When Reptiles Attack

What is the significance of IBM’s patent attack on the company behind the open source Hercules community? I believe it indicates a change in the balance of power...

The Effectiveness of Air Marshals
From Schneier on Security

The Effectiveness of Air Marshals

Air marshals are being arrested faster than air marshals are making arrests. Actually, there have been many more arrests of Federal air marshals than that story...
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