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2003-05.pdf | 423081 | Copyright and Digital Media in a Post-Napster World, by GartnerG2 and The Berkman Center for Interney and Society at Harvard Law School (2003)
| 532882.pdf | 569426 | Copyright's Communication Policy, by Timothy Wu: Issues of 21st Century Copyright (2003)
| 573-paper_wargames_e.pdf | 552629 | Wargames - Hackers are Gaming: Male Identiry Construction and Playful Approaches to Computers, by Francis Hunger (May, 2005)
| bestpractices.pdf | 160659 |
| bush04.pdf | 1595682 | U.S. Commission on Civil Rights: Office of Civil Rights Evaluation: Redefining Rights in America: The Civil Rights Record of the George W. Bush Administration 2001-2004 (Redacted Negative Review of Bush Presidency) (2004)
| castronovavw.pdf | 400517 | Virtual Worlds: A First-Hand Account of Market and Society on the Cyberian Frontier, by Edward Castronova (December, 2001)
| compromising_voice_messaging.pdf | 136001 | Comprimising Voice Messaging Systems by Kingpin of @Stake Version 1.0
| conley.pdf | 371884 | Use of a Game Over: Emulation and the Video Game Industry, a White Paper, by James Conley, Ed Andros, Priti Chinai, Elise Lipkowitz and David Perez (Spring, 2004)
| copyright-wu.pdf | 569426 | Copyright's Communications Policy, by Timothy Wu (2004)
| cscw2004-swg.pdf | 971319 | The Social Side of Gaming: A Study of Interaction Patterns in a Massively Multiplayer Online Game, by Nicolas Ducheneaut and Robert J. Moore (2004)
| cyberinsecurity.pdf | 899959 | CyberInsecurity: The Cost of Monopoly - How the Dominance of Microsoft's Products Poses a Risk to Security, by Dan Geer, Rebecca Bace, Puter Gutmann, Perry Metzger, Charles P. Pfleeger, John S. Quarterman, and Bruce Schneier (September 24, 2003)
| ddr-case-history-chan.pdf | 382425 | CPR for the Arcade Culture: A Case History on the Development of the Dance Dance Revolution Community, by Alexander Chan (March 16, 2004)
| demoscene.pdf | 104498 | The Hacker Demo Scene and its Cultural Artifacts, by George Borzyskowski (1995)
| dopewars-gunday.pdf | 641044 | Dope Wars and PDAs: The Technophile Drug Dealers have Finally Found Their Platform - An STS/HCI/Business Review by Honor Gunday for STS145 (2004)
| groksteroa.pdf | 145725 |
| hackers_enemies.pdf | 9933 | Hackers are Indeed Enemies: A Rebuttal of Chris Goggans' 1992 Viewpoint, by M.E. Kabay, Ph.D. (1992)
| hiddencams.pdf | 264308 | How to Find Hidden Cameras, by Marc Roessler (March 25, 2002)
| infocom-paper.pdf | 9483228 | Down from the Top of Its Game: The Story of Infocom, Inc. by Hector Briceno, Wesley Chao, Andrew Glenn, Stanley Hu, Ashwin Krishnarmurthy, and Bruce Tsuchida (December 15, 2000)
| infocom.pdf | 56985 | Collecting and Preserving Infocom Interactive Fiction, by Adam Mathes (Theoretical Paper for the Rare Books and Special Collections Class, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) (Summer, 2004)
| lakhaniwolf.pdf | 69376 | Why Hackers Do What They Do: Understanding Motivation and Effort in Free/Open Source Software Porjects, by Karim R. Lakhani and Robert G. Wolf (2005)
| longdistancelearning.pdf | 147793 | Bulletin Board Software suitable for Long Distance Learning, by Anneliese Sessa (1989) | This paper describes the advantages of using computer bulletin boards systems (BBS) for distance learning, including the use of the New York City Education Network (NYCENET) to access various databases and to communicate with individuals or the public. Questions to be answered in order to determine the most appropriate software for running a BBS are listed; and the following public domain and shareware BBS software packages suitable for setting up a BBS for long distance learning are reviewed: Magpie, QBBS, PC Board, RBBS, and Opus. One commercial program--The Bread Board System (TBBS)--is also considered. A 1992 update of the information presented in this paper is appended. (ALF) mk.pdf | 4048665 | Cryptology and Physical Security: Rights Amplification in Master-Keyed Mechanical Locks, by Matt Blaze, AT&T Labs - Research (September 15, 2002)
| moviesecvulnerable3.pdf | 312231 | Analysis of Security Vulnerabilites in the Movie Production and Distribution Process, by Simon Byers, Lorrie Cranor, Dave Kormann, Patrick McDaniel, and Eric Cronin (September 13, 2003)
| msj.pdf | 771541 | Measuring and Analyzing the Characteristics of Napster and Gnutella Hosts, by Stefan Sarofu, Krishna P. Gummadi, and Steven D. Gribble, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington (November, 2003)
| pacman-tsiricos.pdf | 751046 | One Flew Over the Pacman's Nest: An Authoritative Study on Emulators and the Problems that they Pose in Relation to Intellectual Property Rights, by Takis Tsiricos (October 1, 2000)
| pauschacademicsfieldguidetoea.pdf | 288930 | An Academics' Guide to Electronic Arts: Observations based on a residency in the spring semester of 2004, by Randy Pausch (2004)
| pixelpaper.pdf | 5287781 | Pixel Patchwork: Quilting in Time Online, by Brenda Danet (2003)
| politicscc-rehn.pdf | 112075 | The Politics of Contraband: The Honor Economies of the Warez Scene, by Alf Rehn, Department of Industrial Management, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden (December, 2003)
| safelocks.pdf | 2744004 | Safecracking for the Computer Scientist, by Matt Blaze, Department of Computer and Information Science, University of Pennsylvania (December 20, 2004)
| sessa-artcitybbs.pdf | 106019 | Results of the Art in the City Project - Art in the City and Telecommunications, by Anneliese Sessa. (September, 1990)This student project involved publishing the author's log of art museum and gallery visits, undertaken as part of a liberal arts class, on some of the computer bulletin boards in the New York City area. Purposes of the project were to share what was learned in the class, to acquire experience with online group interaction, and to determine what is available in the areas of art or culture on these bulletin boards or online services. Five systems were investigated: (1) NYCENET (New York City Educational Network); (2) Learning Link, run by WNET channel 13 educational services; (3) CompuServe, a commercial database service; (4) Design Line, a private local bulletin board for graphic designers and artists; and (5) ECHO, a private bulletin board message base. (ALF)
| shoulderdrift.pdf | 174860 | Shoulder Rumble Strips: A Method to Alert "Drifting" Drivers, by Neal E. Wood, P.E. Bridge Engineer (Retired) (January, 1994) | Academic Paper from Neal Wood, inventor of the "Rumble Strip", those indentations in the sides of roads that cause a loud noise if the car drifts over them. I know that my own life has been saved by this invention, and there must be many others. Mr. Wood's contribution is much appreciated. sigis_d04_2.01_ntnu1.pdf | 489390 |
| steinkuehlercomwork2004.pdf | 52010041 |
| stig.pdf | 1881759 | The Hackers of New York City, by Stig Lennart Sørensen (May, 2003)
| warezchallenges.pdf | 50312 |
| warezcriminalcopyright.pdf | 620755 | Warez Trading and Criminal Copyright Infringement, by Eric Goldman (February 10, 2004)
| whowrotesobig.pdf | 304386 | Who Wrote Sobig? Version 1.3 ("Sanitized for Public Release") (Anonymous Authors) (November 1, 2004)
| wifibedouin.pdf | 1474432 | WiFi.Bedouin, by Julian Bleecker: The Portable Wi-Fi Network (March, 2004)
| willfairusesurvive.pdf | 2226124 |
| wilyhacker.pdf | 209648 | Stalking the Wily Hacker, by Clifford Stoll, ACM (May, 1988)
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