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Association rule mining is a technique to identify underlying relations between different items. Take an example of a Super Market where customers can buy variety of items. Usually, there is a pattern in what the customers buy. For instance, mothers with babies buy baby products … | Continue reading
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In this guest post, Sean Owen, writes about three data situations that provide ambiguous results and how causation helps clarifies the interpretation of da | Continue reading
If configured incorrectly, cellular IoT gateways can give attacker access to critical infrastructure, threatening human life in ways only Hollywood has conceived. | Continue reading
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Companies should be accountable for our personal data the way banks are accountable for our money. | Continue reading
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Has it ever happened, that you are unable to terminate/stop a running Docker container instance. | Continue reading
How to start using Grid in your existing code now, without loosing support for older browsers, by enhancing rather than deleting old CSS. | Continue reading
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This is fun to play with: Dinosaur Pictures has a Google Earth-style globe that shows the state of the planet at various interva | Continue reading
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Series Preamble Almost every cluster sysadmin has faced a case of "users gone wild"; for us, it's almost always due to users abusing the s... | Continue reading
Quiet around her of late. I just enjoyed an audiobook, The Great God Pan and Other Weird Tales, by Arthur Machen, narrated by Peter Wickham. (I got from Audible.) I recently read The Hill of Dreams… | Continue reading
A Google security researcher says that he's found 30 vulnerabilities in iOS that have made Apple's software more secure—and he wants the company to pay up. | Continue reading
Interview with Sara Dickinson - Sara Dickinson is one of the most prolific DNS privacy experts around, and currently editor of a document detailing “Recommendations for DNS Pri... | Continue reading
It's no secret that we're huge fans of the simple but powerful AutoHotkey scripting language, and we use it religiously to automate Windows tasks and save time. Here's a handful of useful scripts and tricks to help you become an AutoHotkey expert. | Continue reading
But odd 'drag and drop' flaw is unlikely too much of a threat,Security ,bug,mozilla,firefox,cryptocurrency,Apple | Continue reading
Industry-wide collaboration advances as more than 90 organizations participate in the global trade solution. | Continue reading
A data lake is an infrastructure that permits different data sets from within a group to be combined and analysed together. To analyse a data lake under GDPR, it is helpful to think of a data lake in two phases, which we analyse in our user guide. The infrastructure phase Here, t … | Continue reading
McDonald's opened a new flagship store in Chicago that looks more like an Apple Store than a fast-food restaurant. The restaurant features table service... | Continue reading
New device gives an amputee the ability to feel the location of his foot | Continue reading
Those who have spent a lot of time in the cryptocurrency space are aware of how many different types of scams are out there and how… | Continue reading
As Cycle Zombies, the Stopnik family have come to define an alternative image of Californian cool: bikers who surf, skate and know how to get the most out of life. | Continue reading
It seems that both tech giants and government agencies want to know everything about us. But is “privacy” what we’re really looking for, or something more along the lines of the right to be left alone? | Continue reading
Project Zero researcher highlights stubborn iOS bugs as an example of why Apple and the rest of the industry needs to take a fresh approach to securing systems. | Continue reading
Google started out ridiculously smart, but it's been stagnant for too long. They clearly need competition. | Continue reading
Running Jupyter in Docker on a Deep Learning Virtual Machine (DLVM) | Continue reading
In a surprising twist of expectation management, Magic Leap manged to not only ship but deliver the Magic Leap One I ordered at this morning by 4pm on the same day. After spending about an hour with the headset running through setup and poking around its UI and a couple of the la … | Continue reading