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Trying to mitigate all of the known SSL exploits is a challenge. This document is a good summary of current best practices.
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Remember your friend from the Cold War, existential terror? It's back in Eric Schlosser's new book. This is a great talk he gave about it. "The consciousness of our nuclear arsenal vanished, but the danger has never left us."
Paul Bausch
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I was quoted in this article about the history and state of Web comments.
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Popular Science is turning off user-submitted comments. "A politically motivated, decades-long war on expertise has eroded the popular consensus on a wide variety of scientifically validated topics."
Paul Bausch
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Google Reader's massive database is full of Web history that no longer exists anywhere else. The Archive Team is trying to pull as much out as they can, but they need lists of feeds. I just shared my list of subscriptions. If you have an OPML file sitting around gathering dust, consider donating.
Paul Bausch
Paul Bausch
Paul Bausch
Paul Bausch
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This is a nice take on the idea that Everything is Amazing and Nobody is Happy. "Science fiction didn’t see the mobile phone coming. It certainly didn’t see the glowing glass windows many of us carry now, where we make amazing things happen by pointing at it with our fingers like goddamn wizards." [via
merlin] See Also: The future is already here, it just isn't evenly distributed.
Paul Bausch
Paul Bausch
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Great article about the difference between Twitter and Facebook from Matt Haughey. Short version: Twitter = present, Facebook = past. See also:
kottke,
torrez
Paul Bausch
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Errol Morris on Walker Evans, photography, documentation, and history. This is part three of a seven part series from 2009.
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This article is a good reminder to mix math games into the daily routine. We do some of this, but we have more fun with language than math.
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You might need some fancier desktop wallpaper.
Paul Bausch
Paul Bausch
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