Emory
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doctorant in housing geographies; teacher of digital cartography, GIS & programming; Montreal born/based 🌐 here for the #gischat #neogeoweb #carto #foss #diy […]
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Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment
Week 12: Cryptographic Basics
A segment on where and how cryptography can help solve certain security issues, including a few code examples for how to handle secrets/passwords (and how they linger in memory!), how to hash passwords, and the impact […]
Week 12: Cryptographic Basics
A segment on where and how cryptography can help solve certain security issues, including a few code examples for how to handle secrets/passwords (and how they linger in memory!), how to hash passwords, and the impact […]
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mstdn.social
November 26, 2025 at 1:17 PM
Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment
Week 12: Cryptographic Basics
A segment on where and how cryptography can help solve certain security issues, including a few code examples for how to handle secrets/passwords (and how they linger in memory!), how to hash passwords, and the impact […]
Week 12: Cryptographic Basics
A segment on where and how cryptography can help solve certain security issues, including a few code examples for how to handle secrets/passwords (and how they linger in memory!), how to hash passwords, and the impact […]
Reposted by Emory
Imagine if 30,000 of the world's universities each published 5 diamond open access journals, and each of those journals published just 20 properly peer-reviewed articles per year...
That'd be capacity for 3 million articles per year.
I'm not saying that's exactly the way things should go, but […]
That'd be capacity for 3 million articles per year.
I'm not saying that's exactly the way things should go, but […]
Original post on mastodon.social
mastodon.social
November 10, 2025 at 1:53 PM
Imagine if 30,000 of the world's universities each published 5 diamond open access journals, and each of those journals published just 20 properly peer-reviewed articles per year...
That'd be capacity for 3 million articles per year.
I'm not saying that's exactly the way things should go, but […]
That'd be capacity for 3 million articles per year.
I'm not saying that's exactly the way things should go, but […]