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CCR
2002
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13 years 7 months ago
Multi-modal network protocols
Most network protocols are uni-modal: they employ a single set of algorithms that allows them to cope well only within a narrow range of operating conditions. This rigid design re...
Rajesh Krishna Balan, Aditya Akella, Srinivasan Se...
FIRSTMONDAY
2010
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13 years 4 months ago
Bubbles, gullibility, and other challenges for economics, psychology, sociology, and information sciences
Abstract. Gullibility is the principal cause of bubbles. Investors and the general public get snared by a "beautiful illusion" and throw caution to the wind. Attempts to ...
Andrew M. Odlyzko
COMPUTER
2007
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13 years 7 months ago
The Computing Profession and Higher Education
not things, but abstractions that represent things. Data use provides human civilization’s foundation, and computers and other digital technologies have merely amplified this us...
W. Neville Holmes
WWW
2008
ACM
14 years 8 months ago
Setting Access Permission through Transitive Relationship in Web-based Social Networks
The rising popularity of Web 2.0, such as blogs, forums, online calendars/diaries, etc., makes users more interested in keeping their data on the Web. Sharing of such data could m...
Dan Hong, Vincent Y. Shen
WWW
2010
ACM
14 years 2 months ago
Privacy wizards for social networking sites
Privacy is an enormous problem in online social networking sites. While sites such as Facebook allow users fine-grained control over who can see their profiles, it is difficult ...
Lujun Fang, Kristen LeFevre