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The Nexus of 2024

Posts from back in the day …

Color me impressed …

Apr 16, 2008

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jon

in Personal, Professional
A bumper crop o’ Slashdot security threads

Apr 16, 2008

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jon

in Professional
RSA, part 2: static analysis

Apr 15, 2008

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jon

in Professional
RSA: “It feels like something’s missing”

Apr 14, 2008

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jon

in Professional, social sciences
A Carnival of Allies

Apr 13, 2008

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jon

in political, Tales from the Net
A note to my many Muses

Apr 12, 2008

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jon

in Personal
Asbestos underwear, fair information principles, and security

Apr 3, 2008

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jon

in privacy, Professional, Tales from the Net
Strategy, security, and static analysis: what’s next for me

Apr 1, 2008

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jon

in Personal, Professional
TSA forces woman to remove nipple rings — with pliers

Mar 29, 2008

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jon

in political
Best baseball movie ever? Don’t delay, vote today!

Mar 27, 2008

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jon

in entertainment, Personal
pwn2own: the stakes just got higher

Mar 26, 2008

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jon

in Professional, social sciences
My new bio-in-progress, 2.0

Mar 26, 2008

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jon

in Personal, Professional, social computing
Kinetic 3, at the Pacific Science Center

Mar 22, 2008

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jon

in entertainment
“If Ann Coulter had liveblogged the Gettysburg Address”

Mar 19, 2008

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jon

in entertainment, political
Intersectionality 2.0

Mar 18, 2008

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jon

in political, Professional, social computing, social sciences
Indeed! The Economist on “computer science as a social science”

Mar 12, 2008

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jon

in Professional, social computing, social sciences
“Election falsification” and other voting issues in Ohio (updated)

Mar 11, 2008

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jon

in political, social sciences
When I’m right, I’m right: Geraldine Ferraro and “The day after”

Mar 11, 2008

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jon

in Uncategorized
Cognitive diversity and the 2008 US election

Mar 9, 2008

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jon

in political, social sciences, Tales from the Net
Facebook flakiness: reliability problems, or an attack?

Mar 8, 2008

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jon

in political, Professional, social sciences

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