The computing community recently lost one of its enduring voices: IEEE Fellow Peter G. Neumann. The renowned computer ...

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When I was in elementary school, probably fourth or fifth grade — that would have been the years 1963 to 1964, or 1964 to 1965, respectively — we had a lesson on calendars. I remember nothing about ...

The Dot Com bubble was very easy to see in hindsight and even in real time. What was hard was timing the implosion that followed. That said, we want to focus on a few fundamental lessons that are ...

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Memorial days often are times not only of remembrances about the loss per se, but also a time to reflect on the lessons learned from the life lived with the person whose memory is being recalled. My ...