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60 Years after Orwell published Nineteen Eighty Four
Frail, cowardly Winston saved us by Robert Harris, Times Online Clearly much of Nineteen Eighty-Four is a satire on Stalinism, from the physical description of Big Brother’s face (“black-haired, black… more →
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Security and Privacy and Control... Oh My!
ddormer wrote 3 months ago: Just as it wouldn’t be The Wizard of Oz without “lions and tigers and bears, oh my,” so too it would … more →
uProfile - 4 steps Wizard - including demo video
uinvue wrote 4 months ago: Once you have completed your registration process to the www.uinvue.com website you will be redirect … more →
Reality Mining - Too Much Personalization?
paulbarsch wrote 4 months ago: What does your mobile phone usage say about you? Probably a lot more than you think. Mobile phone op … more →
Mental Privacy Destined for Extinction?
paulbarsch wrote 4 months ago: Imagine walking down a busy street when suddenly you hear a voice in your head. Is it schizophrenia? … more →
Data Visualization - One City at a Time
paulbarsch wrote 5 months ago: Ever wondered what the “rhythm” of your city looks like? In cities like Rome and New York, aggregate … more →
WRT-54GL at decent prices.
iqag wrote 5 months ago: While we’re on an OpenWRT kick, let me mention that Amazon has the guaranteed flashable WRT-54 … more →
LTSP 5 with OpenWRT Kamikaze 8.09 DHCP
iqag wrote 5 months ago: OpenWRT Kamikaze 8.09 processes /etc/config/dhcp and appends the settings specified there as command … more →
Which version of OpenWRT is this for?
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iqag wrote 5 months ago: OpenWRT is one of those great projects which suffers for lack of documentation. Even worse, there ha … more →
Advanced Speech Technologies - Peril or Promise?
paulbarsch wrote 5 months ago: Enterprises are starting to deploy advanced speech technologies that can identify when a customer is … more →
Behavioral Targeting - Where's the Fine Line?
paulbarsch wrote 5 months ago: Behavioral targeting has caught the attention of the US congressional leaders, as privacy advocates … more →
60 Years after Orwell published Nineteen Eighty Four
lilbambi wrote 6 months ago: Frail, cowardly Winston saved us by Robert Harris, Times Online Clearly much of Nineteen Eighty-Four … more →
GPS and Geospatial: A Revolution in the Making?
paulbarsch wrote 6 months ago: Most telecommunication companies now have the ability to assign the latitude and longitude of a mobi … more →
Moving campus mail to Gmail could be risky
ebilodeau wrote 7 months ago: The Chronicle of Higher Ed has an audio interview with Paul Turner from Notre Dame about their migra … more →
Keith Olbermann on Obama and Wiretapping
lilbambi wrote 7 months ago: Keith Olbermann on Obama and Wiretapping (at EFF.org with videos from MSNBC.com): Olbermann’s … more →
The Martial Law Mind-Set
lilbambi wrote 8 months ago: The Martial Law Mind-Set by William Norman Grigg (LewRockwell.com) While Archimedes is rightly rever … more →
Incorporating third-party technologies into your web site puts user privacy at risk
ebilodeau wrote 9 months ago: The White House has stopped using YouTube to distribute videos from Obama. This appears to stem from … more →
Malevolent voices that despise our freedoms
lilbambi wrote 9 months ago: Malevolent voices that despise our freedoms – Phillip Pullman (TimesOnline) Are such things do … more →
Windows 7 Seemingly Blocks Audio Capture
lilbambi wrote 9 months ago: Windows 7 Seemingly Blocks Audio Capture (LIfeHacker): One rather feisty (and—surprise!—Linux-savvy) … more →
Dog bleeds to death from ID chipping
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lilbambi wrote 9 months ago: Dog bleeds to death from ID chipping ‘This technology is supposedly so great until it’s … more →
