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The Professional
An interesting narrative, trapped unfortunately behind a pay wall, comes from the Chronicle of Higher Education – “Chapel Hill Researcher Fights Demotion After Security Breach” A cancer researcher’s database of gets potentially pwnd (two years from incident to discovery), spurring the … Continue reading
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Releative Position and Privacy
Ed Felton recently wrote two posts on the failure of the marketability of privacy, and how corporations and consumers should respond. According to Felton: There’s an obvious market failure here. If we postulate that at least some customers want to … Continue reading
Describing Difficult Procedures
Lately, I’ve been working on my 1972 Alfa Romeo GTV. What I’ve learned about project management seems to evaporate into red mist in my garage. Currently, as part of changing my fuel system from the wonderful yet arcane SPICA mechanical … Continue reading
The One In Five 