Technology

It’s been a while.

Which is why my heart beat just a little faster when I read a reference to Improv (not altogether flattering) in the Adam Bossworth piece I just wrote about, where he said:

Adam Bosworth’s speech

Adam Bosworth’s an interesting guy, and very smart, and has been deeply involved in web services and many related technologies for years. He really knows this stuff. And it’s interesting, because one of the key Web Services technologies is SOAP, a loosely coupled…

Panasonic Advanced Technology

I visited the Matsushita (Panasonic) technology center in Osaka today with some friends. At Matsushita, I…

And now for something completely different. I was reading this book: “It’s Alive” over the weekend. Particularly of interest to me was all the discussion about so-called “Agent Based Modeling.” Agent based modeling is a big word for simulations used generally to research and understand…

An Associated Press story reports on a challenge to inspect VoteHere’s VHTi technology. Here’s a few excerpts:

Rebecca Mercuri, a Harvard University-affiliated research…

In his Wall Street Journal column last Monday, Lee Gomes applies a little cryptography philosophy to e-voting:

It seems that the world’s cryptographers, while dealing with keeping secrets, do most of their work in public.

On Wednesday, I testified (complete testimony here) to the California Voting Systems & Procedures Panel regarding their recommendations to California Secretary of State Kevin Shelley for electronic voting machines. Here’s a…

Newsweek Senior Editor, Steven Levy, writes about e-voting technology. VoteHere’s technology is mentioned:

… software vendor VoteHere provides citizens who want to verify their votes with a tracking code [tracking codes are all posted to the…