…of how to weigh the protection of the delta’s fish against the demands of farms and cities to the south, the debate points to a more general question about the…

…embrace more visual language by posting photos and short videos. All shortlisted participants have to provide a user-experience map to chart how potential users of their idea would participate in…

…all this freedom came with serious responsibility: every two months they had to go to a “Compstat meeting” to give an accounting before a mixed assembly sometimes including the mayor…

…bring a network into being, it can be exploited to spread worms and viruses similar to how infections or rumors spread. There is no difference, therefore, between the risk to…

…to hold onto the talent that they had. And that’s not going to change. They’re not going to be able to pay the salaries that the private industry can pay….

…to behave that way. If he failed to help them get their code into Huawei’s fleet, he’d have to answer to governments around the world. If they failed to help…

…are easier to attack than they are to defend, easier to undermine than they are to stabilize. And this calls the sustainability of the bureaucratic form into real question.[4] We…

…the plan. Perhaps they were planning to release the more interesting stuff closer to the election, but they felt like they somehow had to respond to the public accusation. Who…

…of scholarly knowledge from behind paywalls to provide universal access to a common human heritage. A few years later he tried to put his ideas into action by downloading millions…

…because the request dialogs are disruptive to their user experience. Even so, a saner way to implement such a policy would be to require the few mainstream browsers to only…

…unknown) to consumers. Instead of waiting for companies and governments to provide truthful representations of foods and their ingredients, citizens are encouraged to “take things into their own hands,” append…

…violence. GhostSec was severing an extremist group’s networking tool, effectively “neutering…[their] ability to use Twitter to broadcast its message outside of its core audience…reducing the organization’s ability to manipulate public…

…are asked to think forward into the future, to evaluate their lives in the round, to rank their anxiety against their contentment. Seen from another angle, however, simplicity is a…

…recipes that use it as an ingredient, or strategies to incorporate the product into a daily balanced diet. It is here that the consumer discovers the conspicuously inconspicuous information panel,…

…axis from top to bottom (presented vertically), there are five parties. Left-wing voters are cleverly represented on the left of the schema, and right-wing voters to the right. Independent Republicans…

…feature of online infrastructure, suggesting books, movies, music, and news to users. They draw correspondences between users and items by comparing user ratings, producing recommendations with the familiar form: “Users…

…individual preference has become, and how it is being programmed into the heart of the tools we use. Because it is so easy to look directly to social media and…

…Many of these are ransomware attacks, in which relatively easy ways into systems are used to lock their legitimate users out of them. The users are then asked to pay…

…shown how academic priorities and industry interests can lead to a “normatively induced ignorance” in insect toxicology because certain observations and measurements related to pesticide effects are valued over others….

…100-150 active implants to simultaneously managing thousands of implanted targets” (SID Today 2004a:2). According to Matthew Aid, NSA had built tools (and adopted easily available open source tools) for scanning…

…or NGO—but no one knew how long it had been there or how to use it, and no one had the key to the wooden cabinet in which it was…

…incorporate the tools of systems analysis as a field that is used to dealing with complexity. Ecologists should use computers to run simulations but also to process the increased number…

…sought to serve. He explained to representatives that banks “refuse to open their doors to the poor people who cannot provide collateral” and that “giving money to the poor is…

…structural reform, advising us to look to outside forces to manipulate us into better decisions. In doing so, twenty-first-century experts in risk communication, behavioral economics, and cognitive psychology carve out…

…vulnerabilities. However, the CEH credential was not directed primarily toward penetration testers, but rather toward any professionals who could benefit from learning to think like a hacker. It distinguished itself…

…for how to cook these vegetables. This became a subject of joke between the amapiens of La Ferme du Soleil, who exchange recipes to cope with the bumper crop! Since…

…to the traumatic event). Based on these debriefings, the psou tries to focus on monitoring the solidarity between the officers, and teaches them how to remain alert to the signs…

…too little. They are vulnerable to the charge of being too limited as well as the charge of being too expansive. They fail to tackle fundamental global injustices, but they…

…effective way to generate heat in the extreme cold is to stiffen or clench a part of the body and then strongly apply energy.”[6] To provide statistical evidence for these…