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Microsoft's documentation for deploying OneDrive for Business to enterprise users is good.  One technical gap I found is our story on automatically deploying site and libraries for user… Read More

There are five Inspector Knowles books set in and around Goat Parva, Manton Rempville, Willougby Waterless, and Melton Lazars. Where are these places you might ask? The first book is The Goa… Read More

There are five Inspector Knowles books set in and around Goat Parva, Manton Rempville, Willougby Waterless, and Melton Lazars. Where are these places you might ask? The first book is The Goa… Read More

Sean O’Casey is known globally as an amazing Irish Playwright. He has written many plays that are still watched and studied widely today. He is known for many of his amazing plays, inc… Read More

Some lecturers `just not qualified’ ― ASUU President Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, National President, Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), has decried the recruitment system… Read More

There are five Inspector Knowles books set in and around Goat Parva, Manton Rempville, Willougby Waterless, and Melton Lazars. The second book is: The Manton Rempville Murders  Bin… Read More

There are five Inspector Knowles books set in and around Goat Parva, Manton Rempville, Willougby Waterless, and Melton Lazars.  The second book is: The Manton Rempville Murders&nbs… Read More

There are five Inspector Knowles books set in and around Goat Parva, Manton Rempville, Willougby Waterless, and Melton Lazars.  The second book is: The Manton Rempville Murders&nbs… Read More

There are five Inspector Knowles books set in and around Goat Parva, Manton Rempville, Willougby Waterless, and Melton Lazars.  The second book is: The Manton Rempville Murders&nbs… Read More

There are five Inspector Knowles books set in and around Goat Parva, Manton Rempville, Willougby Waterless, and Melton Lazars.  The second book is: The Manton Rempville Murders&nbs… Read More

Cable and satellite tv can be expensive and huge drains on your monthly budget. There are several alternatives to cable and satellite tv, but it can tough to choose the best substitute for c… Read More

Are you wondering what are the best things to do in Coimbra? Not sure if it’s worth visiting as a day trip from Porto or Lisbon? Read further, and find out why you should spend one day… Read More

Exploring one’s curiosity is often considered as the best way to learn. More than theory, it is the practical aspect of studies that attracts us towards learning. Learning-by-doing is… Read More

The Victorian Era, 1837 – 1901, was the period of Queen Victoria’s reign. It was an era of great development and dramatic change, transforming England from a traditionally agricu… Read More

The Federal Communications Commission had temporarily waved rules in a move to provide schools and hospitals internet connection as they had been stuck in a broadband gap. This event had occ… Read More

Interior of Chetham’s Library Source: cornexchangemanchester Chetham’s Library, in the heart of Manchester’s Medieval Quarter, is the oldest free public reference library… Read More

Who better to learn about digital signatures from? Art by Kyume Let’s talk about digital signature algorithms. Digital signature algorithms are one of the coolest ideas to come o… Read More

VEGAS Movie Studio 17 New Release This week Magix announced the release of Vegas movieo Studio 17 with a bunch of enhancements and improvements depending on which level of the software you a… Read More

Updated on 8-11-19 with some more favorites! One of the best first weeks of school activities is to read aloud to your students. The first week, especially, can be unpredictable in terms of… Read More

It is that time of year again; the Indie Author Project regional contests are back and better than ever. The 2020 contests are being held in 14 U.S. states and 1 Canadian province. These con… Read More

How to Edit – A Step-by-Step Video The article I have linked to below is an absolute must for anyone new to video editing and I even think it is of value to anyone not so new! The… Read More

A paper was published on the IACR’s ePrint archive yesterday, titled LadderLeak: Breaking ECDSA With Less Than One Bit of Nonce Leakage. The ensuing discussion on /r/crypto led to s… Read More

A Very British Image Collection Last week the British Museum added about 1.9 million images (give or take a few thousand I guess) for public use under the Creative Commons Copyright. What th… Read More

A question I get asked frequently is, “How did you learn cryptography?” I could certainly tell everyone my history as a self-taught programmer who discovered cryptography when… Read More

Why Python Programming Language Ranks Above Javascript and C++ Programmers and developers can tap into a variety of languages to build applications, websites, and other programs. Ultimately… Read More

Kenny Omega spoke to The Natural Aristocrat about FunimationCon 2020 as the future of conventions, his passion for My Hero Academia, hosting the My Hero One’s Justice 2 tournament, Dav… Read More

If you see the letters GNU in a systems design, and that system intersects with cryptography, I can almost guarantee that it will be badly designed to an alarming degree. This is as true… Read More

There seems to be a lot of interest among software developers in the various cryptographic building blocks (block ciphers, hash functions, etc.), and more specifically how they stack up agai… Read More

Earlier this week, NIST announced Round 3 of the Post-Quantum Cryptography project and published their rationale for selecting from the Round 2 candidates. NIST did something clever this… Read More

[Clifford]: Welcome to our closing session for the Fall 2018 Member Meeting. I hope that you've had a good meeting here. Certainly the sessions I've been able to look in on seem to have g… Read More

If you’re ever tasked with implementing a cryptography feature–whether a high-level protocol or a low-level primitive–you will have to take special care to ensure you&rsquo… Read More

Verisimilitude VS RealityPart 4Story Arc and the Fiction Delivery System Previous parts in the Verisimilitude VS Reality series are:Part 1https://aliendjinnromances.blogspot.com/2009/01… Read More

The Italian city of Verona is a city on the Adige River in Veneto, Italy. It is one of the main tourist destinations in the region of northern Italy, and even Italy as a whole, due to its ar… Read More

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How To Get Comfortable on Camera I am not sure that there is anyone that started off in front of the camera feeling totally relaxed about the whole thing. For most people it is an excruc… Read More

Interview with Anthony Darnellon Star Trek Lives! 45th AnniversaryHere are 3 versions of an interview Jean Lorrah and I did with a professional (very professional skilled) journali… Read More

Bed bugs are one parasite that is dreaded by everyone. It leads everyone who fears these pests to wonder “How Do You Get Bed Bugs.”  This nocturnal creature gets its name fr… Read More

A few years ago, when the IETF’s Crypto Forum Research Group was deeply entrenched in debates about elliptic curves for security (which eventually culminated in RFC 7748 and RFC 8032)… Read More

Cryptographers and cryptography engineers love to talk about the latest attacks and how to mitigate them. LadderLeak breaks ECDSA with less than 1 bit of nonce leakage? Raccoon attack brings… Read More

The second largest city in Italy, Milan is located in the Northern part of the country and served as the capital of the Western Roman Empire from 395 to 476 AD. It is a city world-famous for… Read More

With an average annual salary of over $163,000, a chief technology officer (CTO) seems to be a drain on the startup’s resources that would better be avoided. This may be true for busin… Read More

El Gouna City is considered one of the most beautiful tourist resorts in Egypt, with its many hotels and beaches, and fantastic weather throughout the year. You can spend a wonderful vacatio… Read More

The oldest section or district in Cairo is described by many names, either Old Cairo, Islamic Cairo, Cairo of Al-Muizz, Historic Cairo, or Medieval Cairo, it mainly refers to the historical… Read More

Have you ever heard about Arabian nights? You know when you’re in the middle of the dessert, sitting comfortably in a tent beneath the stars. You’re surrounded by your friends or… Read More

So, Flutter’s first release of the new year has arrived with stable support for windows, and everyone is going crazy. Under the hood of announcing Flutter for Windows, Google has wrapp… Read More

Is this Google’s Christmas gift for Flutter developers before two weeks? I mean, look at the Flutter 2.8 release note. 2,424 PRs are merged together with closing 2,976 issues, and they… Read More

Today developers want app development to be a breeze. They wish that the whole process of mobile app development should become so comfortable and easy to accomplish. Additionally, the compet… Read More

Mobile apps continue to be a common product focus and development goal for rising and aspiring entrepreneurs. Given that offering business services/products through a mobile app has numerous… Read More

A flight tracker app may seem tiny but is a very strategic part of the travel industry. With a flight tracker app, travelers can see all the flights that are coming and going from a specific… Read More

Blockchain is a charismatic technology, working wonders through its smart contracts and nodes. From finance, logistics, real estate, digital assets, you name it; blockchain is gaining popula… Read More

How the Pandemics and Lockdown Have Reshaped Education The global pandemic and lockdowns had immediate significant effects on education systems globally. Millions of students spent many da… Read More

Net Nanny helps you keep your family safe while on the Internet. Net Nanny offers the most reliable and comprehensive Internet Protection solution available today, making the Internet a s… Read More

The Republic of Iraq is a Middle Eastern country, situated in Western Asia, in the Arabian Gulf. Iraq is located in Lower Mesopotamia in accordance with historical Babylon, but also includes… Read More

Before diving into the various things you can see and do at the 4th Arrondissement in Paris, it’s necessary to understand the Arrondissement system first. The French Capital consists o… Read More

Once known as the Place Royale, Place des Vosges stands on the dividing lines of the 3rd and 4th arrondissements in Paris. The square is the oldest planned square in Paris and of the Marais… Read More

A true original yet always changing, a historic giant yet cutting-edge, a dynamic bustling town yet sophisticated and chic, it’s the one and only, Mexico City where contrasts meet and… Read More

Net Nanny® Is The Most Effective And Flexible Internet Filtering Software Available Today. Net Nanny is a world leader in internet filtering because Net Nanny’s technology checks e… Read More

A unique country in the north of Eastern Arabia, Kuwait is gradually climbing up the list of tourist destinations. With the extension of its coast over 500 kilometers, Kuwait is situated at… Read More

What did the ancient Maya see in the stars? Their descendants team up with scientists to find out Zunil, Guatemala—As the Sun climbs over a hillside ceremony, Ixquik Poz Salanic invoke… Read More

News at a glance: China’s carbon pledge, ARPA-H’s interim head, and an exascale computer CONSERVATION U.S. moves to stop Alaska copper mine The U.S. Environmental Protection Agen… Read More