A programming workshop we ran at the University of Bristol covering our Introduction to Data Analysis in Python course on the 3rd of April, 2020. Course: https://milliams.com/courses/data_analysis_python/ PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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A superior method of generating high-entropy memorized secrets Passwords are often at the core of our security. Learn how to make strong passwords you can remember. Password managers and MFA are highly recommended, but sometimes you're going to need to memorize a password. Be confident that you have selected the appropriate strength password for your situation by understanding the math that makes strong passwords statistically unguessable. Leave this session with the ability to create great passwords, and the raw materials to incorporate this evolution of Diceware into your open source software. SPEAKER:
Ray Eads PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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With so much hype around device-based augmented reality, it has been easy to overlook an existing medium: projection. Originally known as spatial augmented reality or projection mapping, the technique of using video projectors to digitally augment physical objects has been limited to high-budget events and research projects. Now, with advancements in computer vision, projector technology, and embedded computing, we are approaching an era where projection and lighting will merge to enable ubiquitous, light-based interfaces. What does it mean to use projected light as a medium, and how will we begin to see projected AR integrate itself into our environments? Can projection be a calm technology, freeing us from the distractions and confines of our screens? This is an in-depth tour from Phil Reyneri, a projection mapping veteran and creative director at Lightform: a new tool that lets any designer easily create projected AR experiences. EVENT:
FITC Toronto 2018 SPEAKER:
Phil Reyneri PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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