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On 20/03/14 19:30, Yuriy Kaminskiy wrote:
Note that all above variants may be NOT actually branchless and
thus NOT really constant-time (depending on architecture, jvm
implementation and options, etc). Most likely, resulting time
difference
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On 21/03/14 12:52, Michael Rogers wrote:
Thanks for the pointer. The Javadoc doesn't say whether this is a
constant-time comparison. In OpenJDK 6 it isn't. In OpenJDK 7 it
does something similar to my original suggestion. So unfortunately
it
March 17, 2014- chronicle.com
Data Breaches Put a Dent in Colleges’ Finances as Well as Reputations
At Indiana U.’s data center, in Bloomington, staff members were aghast to learn
that the university was
among several in recent weeks to come upon security
breaches in their
Dear Everyone,
A day ago, I sent an email to encryptallthethings.net to introduce them to
Datarmine's solution. In his answer, Michael Carbone told me some of you
could be interested in our idea.
In Datarmine, we are developing solutions for our users to protect their
privacy on the Internet.
CeDEM14 Conference for E-Democracy and Open Government 21-23 May 2014,
Danube University Krems (Austria)
(apologies for cross-posting)
The CeDEM14 programme - 3 days packed with international keynotes,
workshops, presentations, a film viewing (*Blueberry Soup*) followed
by a discussion with the
March 10, 2014- chronicle.com
One Email, Much Outrage
How a seemingly simple message
to students brought digital-age disaster for a
Wisconsin professor
Courtney Perry for The Chronicle
Rachel Slocum, an assistant professor of geography at the U. of Wisconsin at La
Crosse,
found herself at
We co-submitted a proposal with many of the community-run networks
around the world. One-sentence and link:
This yet-to-be-named coalition unites representatives from community
wireless networks and Internet freedom groups around the world to
create venues for cross-cultural collaboration and
Microsoft in email privacy storm http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-26677607
sent from my phone.
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I've heard a few people mention that, and I was curious if there were more.
I want to provide some feedback to Knight about
Bruce Schneier is speaking about NSA surveillance at the Stanford Law
School on April 14th:
http://www.law.stanford.edu/event/2014/04/15/cis-evening-event-with-bruce-schneier
Open to the public and free admission with RSVP.
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STRIKE FROM SPACE
..or When the MARTIANS arrive...
...
Earth will be divided into ACRESprecise ACRESwithout regard to
mountains, valleys, rivers, or oceans...
...
a SPACESHIP will hover 1 mile directly above EACH ACRE...that
SPACESHIP will be able to supply INTERNET to/from
The President's review of big data and privacy
In January, President Obama spoke about changes in the technology we use
for national security purposes, and what they mean for our privacy broadly.
He launched a 90-day review of big data and privacy: how they affect the
way we live, and the way we
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