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Letzte Einträge
- 9.10.2009: Linux kernel report
- 9.10.2009: 60 GHZ ECMA-387 demonstrated
- 30.9.2009: File system
- 22.9.2009: Code Splitting for Network-Bound Web 2.0 Applications
- 22.6.2009: mobileHacking.org
- 20.6.2009: don't even need a keylogger...
- 8.6.2009: sourcing map
- 27.4.2009: Linux virus writing article by foobar
- 27.4.2009: PhoneGap
- 6.2.2009: CMDB and asset management
Links
Archive
Understanding Individual Human Mobility Patterns
Barabasilab offers a couple of reserach papers about analyzing complex networks. One recent with the above title uses (anonymous) communication data collected about a years period. A similar approach is taken by the senseable lab of MIT. Even I support and like to read those research, I wonder when equal tools are applied to data with links back to the actual persons data. There exist similar for fun projects for money. wheresisgeorge is a US$$ tracker and provides a list of links to other currency trackers