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Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Record
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Record

I don't know which is more exciting: that someone is trying to break the squid record, or that there is a squid record in the first place. An Auckland scientist...

Proving Mobile ROI
From The Eponymous Pickle

Proving Mobile ROI

A good case study in StorefrontBackTalk on the ROI from mobile marketing efforts by Pizza-Hut.-

Sustainability Impact on Supply Chain Workshop
From The Eponymous Pickle

Sustainability Impact on Supply Chain Workshop

This looks to be very interesting, if you are in the Cincinnati area consider attending: Sixth Annual Workshop on Hot Topics in Supply Chain Analytics, Practice...

Crypto Comic Book
From Schneier on Security

Crypto Comic Book

I have no idea.

Whole Foods and Social Media
From The Eponymous Pickle

Whole Foods and Social Media

Case study on Whole Foods using social media. ' ... Even if you

Homebrew Cryptography
From Schneier on Security

Homebrew Cryptography

Nice article about a would-be spy and his homebrew pencil-and-paper cryptography.

The best software developers are great at Mathematics?
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

The best software developers are great at Mathematics?

One of the upsides of working for a university are the stimulating academic discussions. Yesterday, a philosopher challenged me a question: Beyond the fact that...

Progress in Quantum Algorithms
From The Eponymous Pickle

Progress in Quantum Algorithms

In CACM: Recent Progress in Quantum Algorithms: What quantum algorithms outperform classical computation and how do they do it?. The early parts of this article...

Solving Household Problems
From The Eponymous Pickle

Solving Household Problems

In the Enterprise a key goal was intimately understanding the needs of the consumer. It can be done in part by talking to many of them in contextual environments...

Car-Key Copier
From Schneier on Security

Car-Key Copier

This< is neat: The Impressioner consists of a sensor that goes into the lock and sends information back to a computer via USB about the location of the lock's...

links for 2010-02-12
From Wild WebMink

links for 2010-02-12

New flaws in chip and pin system revealed Watch the video and see this entirely straightforward attack being carried out. There...

Summer Computer Camps 2010
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Summer Computer Camps 2010

Last week I posted about some professional development opportunities for teachers this summer. I expect to post most in the days to come. But for now the otheriD...

Administration
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

Administration

Earlier this month the Administration released its budget request for the 2011 Fiscal Year, which will start October 1 (whether or not Congress finishes the budget...

FOSS Workshop, Day 2
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

FOSS Workshop, Day 2

The attendees at the CCC-supported workshop on Free/Open Source Software met today at UC Irvine’s Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences to work in break...

Man-in-the-Middle Attack Against Chip and PIN
From Schneier on Security

Man-in-the-Middle Attack Against Chip and PIN

Nice attack against the EMV -- Eurocard Mastercard Visa -- the "chip and PIN" credit card payment system. The attack allows a criminal to use a stolen card without...

From Computational Complexity

FOCS 2010 CALL FOR PAPES is out!

(Univ of MD at College Park had Monday, Tuesday, Wed, Thursday all off. I've spend most of that time shoveling snow, so I am tired. Hence I am glad to have a SHORT...

Learning Photography with Augmented Reality
From The Female Perspective of Computer Science

Learning Photography with Augmented Reality

This is the first in a three-part series of design proposals for augmented reality learning applications. These are from a paper I wrote in my computers and cognition...

FOCS 2010 Call for Papers is Up
From My Biased Coin

FOCS 2010 Call for Papers is Up

Luca Trevisan sent me the link for the call for FOCS 2010. Key points: The deadline is April 7. And, in a move that I approve of, there's no page limit on submissions...

Junk Chart Book
From The Eponymous Pickle

Junk Chart Book

The author of the always interesting Junk Chart Blog, Kaiser Fung, now has a book out. Described in the blog and now available: Numbers Rule Your World: The hidden...

A Site-less Web
From The Eponymous Pickle

A Site-less Web

Paul Gillin has a good post on the emergence of a site-less web. An evolution is occurring, though I think that there will always have to be anchoring points like...
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