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The Spinning Cube of Potential Doom

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Darknets are often proposed to monitor for anomalous, externally sourced traffic, and require large, contiguous blocks of unused IP addresses - not always feasible for enterprise ...

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1	212	The Spinning Cube of Potential Doom	claim
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3	102	The field of programmers myth	claim
4	91	Matching methodology to problem domain	claim
5	90	Adaptive document layout	claim
6	88	Natural development of ubiquitous interfaces	claim
7	87	Questioning lawful access to traffic data	claim
8	87	Small vote manipulations can swing elections	claim
9	85	Global software piracy revisited	claim
10	81	Cyber defense technology networking and evaluation	claim
11	80	Cyber warfare: steganography vs. steganalysis	claim
12	74	Visualizing dynamic architectural environments	claim
13	71	How blogging software reshapes the online community	claim
14	69	Building systems that users want to use	claim
15	68	An analysis of research in computing disciplines	claim
16	68	What causes stress in information system professionals?	claim
17	68	Does telecommuting really increase productivity?	claim
18	67	The big picture	claim
19	65	Like it or not, web services are distributed objects	claim
20	65	The HIPAA-potamus in health care data security	claim
21	65	The health of research conferences and the dearth of big idea papers	claim
22	64	Real work, necessary friction, optional chaos	claim
23	63	What's at stake in MGM v. Grokster?	claim
24	61	How to manage your software product life cycle with MAUI	claim
25	59	Unspoken rules of spoken interaction	claim
26	59	Etiquette online: from nice to necessary	claim
27	57	Trust and etiquette in high-criticality automated systems	claim
28	55	Etiquette equality: exhibitions and expectations of computer politeness	claim
29	55	The many colors of multimedia security	claim
30	54	Is this a revolutionary idea, or not?	claim
31	54	Why we blog	claim
32	53	Wireless infidelity II: airjacking	claim
33	53	RFID: is this game of tag fair play?	claim
34	52	Comma-free design for DNA words	claim
35	50	Network laws	claim
36	50	Component-based technologies for end-user development	claim
37	50	Universities marginalize online courses	claim
38	47	Semantic blogging and decentralized knowledge management	claim
39	47	Globalization and the American IT worker	claim
40	47	Superscaled security	claim
41	45	The social life of innovation	claim
42	40	Who is liable for bugs and security flaws in software?	claim
43	40	Meta-design: a manifesto for end-user development	claim
44	37	Wireless infidelity I: war driving	claim
45	37	Has the Internet become indispensable?	claim
46	34	Informational cascades in IT adoption	claim

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