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How to Open a Padlock with a  Coke Can
From Schneier on Security

How to Open a Padlock with a Coke Can

A nice tutorial on making and using shims to open padlocks.

Compressing document-oriented databases by rewriting your documents
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Compressing document-oriented databases by rewriting your documents

The space utilization of relational databases can be estimated quickly. If you create a table made of three columns, each containing an integer, you can expect...

Social Spices at McCormick
From The Eponymous Pickle

Social Spices at McCormick

Cooking is a strong side interest of mine.  I see in MediaPost they describe how the McCormick spice company is trying some new social plays on Facebook. It is...

IE Group
From The Eponymous Pickle

IE Group

Just brought to my attention: " ...   IE Group.  IEG - The Innovation Enterprise Group shares the knowledge of innovators in Forecasting & Planning through its...

SAP and the Cloud
From The Eponymous Pickle

SAP and the Cloud

When I was a fellow at the SNCR we saw a presentation by SAP about their planned use of social and Cloud systems.  It was an impressive plan for next steps.   ComputerWorld...

From Computational Complexity

Romney vs. Aaronson

How are Mitt Romney and Scott Aaronson similar? Different? Similarities: Both live in Massachusetts. Actually, Scott lives there but its not clear where Mitt...

Plasmonics Anti-Counterfeiting Technology
From Schneier on Security

Plasmonics Anti-Counterfeiting Technology

This could be interesting: NOtES exploits an obscure area of physics to accomplish its bright and sharp display, known as plasmonics. Light waves interact with...

Interesting Links 19 December 2011
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Interesting Links 19 December 2011

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Collaboration at the Mayo Clinic
From The Eponymous Pickle

Collaboration at the Mayo Clinic

Collaborative Innovation at Mayo. This is exactly the kind of thing I have been thinking about for some time.    What is different from most kinds of innovation...

Fashion, Style, Deals:  Stylezen
From The Eponymous Pickle

Fashion, Style, Deals: Stylezen

A new site I have been pointed to:  Stylezen.    More to follow.  Style is a good thing to link to on the Web.

Congratulations to Hanspeter Pfister
From My Biased Coin

Congratulations to Hanspeter Pfister

Despite our really very good track record for the last decade or so, there are some people out there who remain under the misimpression that it's impossible toHanspeter...

STEM and Humanities: It Isn't Either-Or
From Computer Science Teachers Association

STEM and Humanities: It Isn't Either-Or

I think of STEM and humanities as being the bookends of a quality education. Everyone needs exposure to and experience with both, or their education is incomplete...

From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

In the

Entity Web
From The Eponymous Pickle

Entity Web

Matthew Hurst on competencies in the entity Web.  A look at the future of this thing we loosely call the Web and what it will take to interact with it. 

Making Memories and Applying them
From The Eponymous Pickle

Making Memories and Applying them

Repeating and updating this post because I think there is considerable value in the application of Associative memory systems.   I had the opportunity to read a...

Future Look
From The Eponymous Pickle

Future Look

A slide show look at the near future by Phil McKinney of HP:   " ...  the future impact will be in 2020 to: social dynamics, personal entertainment, intelligent...

New Disruptions in Retail
From The Eponymous Pickle

New Disruptions in Retail

We will continue to see additional changes based on technology.  Ne prepared in engagement proposals.  As the article suggests, the gold will be in the data.

HCIR 2011: Now on YouTube!
From The Noisy Channel

HCIR 2011: Now on YouTube!

The Fifth Workshop on Human-Computer Interaction and Information Retrieval (HCIR 2011), held on October 20th at Google’s main campus in Mountain View, California...

Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Season
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Season

It's squid season off the coast of Southern California. As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security stories in the news that I haven't...

Me Speaking on Cryptography in 1997
From Schneier on Security

Me Speaking on Cryptography in 1997

In 1997, I spoke at the Beyond HOPE Conference in New York. (HOPE stood for "Hackers Over Planet Earth.) A video of that talk is available online.
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