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Metadata Equals Surveillance

Lots and lots of people effectively demolished that trivialization, but the arguments are generally subtle and hard to convey quickly and simply. I have a more compact argument: metadata equals...

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Boredom

My grandfather taught me that. One afternoon when I was seven I complained to him of boredom, and he batted me hard on the head. He told me that I was never to use that term in his presence again, that...

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Movember First

This post is different from all the other ones, as the topic I will discuss today has nothing to do with software engineering, computer science, free/open source software, or academia. Instead, it has...

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Talk at the University of Kent

A few weeks ago, on the 31st of October, I gave a talk at the University of Kent in Canterbury. In about one hour I presented the research that lead to my PhD dissertation, and discussed future work,...

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XACDL, a DSL for XACML

Last week, I found myself having to write a lot of XACML policies and XACML requests at work, for a new project I am working on. I quickly found out that writing XACML by hand is dull, boring, and...

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rbacDSL at CodeGeneration 2014

This Wednesday, I will be talking about rbacDSL at Code Generation 2014, in Cambridge (UK, not MA). I will give an overview of rbacDSL’s features as well as an interactive demo, where the audience may...

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Back from Code Generation 2014

Last Friday evening, I came home after three days in sunny Cambridge, where I had the pleasure to give a talk at Code Generation 2014. This is a very quick summary of my impressions. Code Generation is...

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Google Announces Project Zero

From Google’s online security blog: Security is a top priority for Google. [...] We’re hiring the best practically-minded security researchers and contributing 100% of their time toward improving...

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New SSL certificate

For a while now, I have been using an SSL certificate signed by CAcert.org for this blog. CAcert.org is a community-owned certificate authority, that can issue free certificates to the public. However,...

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BiFlux-mode: an Emacs major mode for BiFlux

I have recently been playing around with BiFlux, a language to express bidirectional transformations of XML documents developed at NII, Japan. The language is great, because it is a much simpler...

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