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www.filfre.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text discusses the history and development of CD-ROM and related technologies, including CD-I and DVI. It highlights the challenges and innovations in early optical data storage, such as the LMS LaserDrive, which had a high capacity but was expensive. The text also covers the evolution of CD-ROM as a standard format, contrasting it with the more complex and less successful CD-I and DVI. It touches on the transition from physical media to digital streaming, as well as the issues with data degradation over time. The discussion includes user experiences, technical specifications, and the impact of these technologies on gaming and multimedia. | |
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www.schneier.com
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| | | | | This talk by Dan Geer explains the NSA mindset of "collect everything": I previously worked for a data protection company. Our product was, and I believe still is, the most thorough on the market. By "thorough" I mean the dictionary definition, "careful about doing something in an accurate and exact way." To this end, installing our product instrumented every system call on the target machine. Data did not and could not move in any sense of the word "move" without detection. Every data operation was caught and monitored. It was total surveillance data protection. Its customers were companies that don't accept half-measures. What made this product stick out was that very thoroughness, but here is the point: Unless you fully instrument your data handling, it i... | |
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explained-from-first-principles.com
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| | | | | Learn more about this critical infrastructure, which you likely use for hours every day. | |
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cobie.nekoweb.org
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| | | Cobie's about me. The Cobiefesto. | ||
