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1 day ago - A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering – Some random thoughts about crypto. Notes from a course I teach. Pictures of my dachshunds.

▲	Once the orb has scanned a user, the iris code is uploaded to a server operated by the Altman/Blania company Tools for

▲	from the user’s biometric scan. The (public) “identity commitment”, is uploaded to Tools for Humanity, where it is stored in the database

▲	widely deployed only after about 2011. These systems normally evaluate messages uploaded to a server, often a social network or public repository. In

▲	are scanned on a server. This required that content must be uploaded in plaintext, i.e., unencrypted form, so that the server can

▲	scanning on the user’s own device — before the data was uploaded. The technical implications of this design are critical: Apple’s scanning

1 day ago - Darren Devitt – FHIR concepts for developers, architects & business leaders

▲	server How do you store a file in FHIR? A photo uploaded by a Patient. A PDF report written ... Darren Devitt Jul 2,

1 day ago - Sander van Dragt's Notes

▲	Drag images into the composer textarea and they will be automatically uploaded behind the scenes and inserted into the post as markdown, similar

1 day ago - Linux, Embedded, Android and Security blog – linux, android, aosp, embedded

▲	I recently gave a talk in KernelTLV Meetup . The talk was uploaded to YouTube, so if you’re interested, go a head and

1 day ago - Dollchan

▲	Any information posted here is the responsibility of the user who uploaded it. The content on the site is intended for persons over

1 day ago - RobKohr's Blog

▲	google-plus-post bucky balls/bb gauss rifle This video was uploaded from an Android phone. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7iVdXivmlQ

1 day ago - print "Me" - portable perspectives

▲	pretty great: Bob is a software developer that gets his mind uploaded into a Von Neumann probe , a spacecraft that travels the universe

▲	it anyway. In short, it’s a story about virtual worlds, uploaded minds, the meaning of consciousness, what it means to live in

1 day ago - code.flickr.com

▲	JPG Compression Flickr has had a long-standing commitment to keeping uploaded images byte-for-byte intact. This has placed a floor on

▲	we hadn’t applied these techniques to many of our images uploaded prior to 2014. One big reason for this: large-scale changes

▲	is pretty static. Users only rarely delete or change images once uploaded. We also had two distinct areas of just-in-case space.

1 day ago - Jon Skeet's coding blog

▲	spreadsheet where the party names should have been. They were dutifully uploaded to Firestore, and I then deleted each of those records manually.

▲	the site ended up polling data waiting for results to be uploaded two hours in the future. Likewise even before the night itself,

1 day ago - smcleod.net

▲	beginner harp exercises and practice riffs, at the time it was uploaded to a few forums and a shared Google doc - both have