V for Vendetta for Dummies
Pale Blue Dot…
From Palebluefilms
Thanks to Partha for bringing this to my attention.
Thank you, Come again!
I couldnt resist the temptation to create my Springfield Avatar, after seeing Y indulging herself…Here is the Springfield me… :)
The Future of Cryptography
Marko from Slovenia and Paul from Malawi are upcoming cryptographers! Here they are seen with a Random Oracle ! :)
More pictures from the WEWoRC-07 workshop at Bocchum here
The way we were
I like to think that I belong to the last generation of a now rapidly disappearing “old” India. A country where we had one model of car on the streets and one, perhaps two hours of TV a day. My family had its first black and white TV as late as 1985. I would wait at 6PM for the spinning moon to appear on TV, a daily event of monumental importance which told us that the TV tower, owned by the sole broadcaster had started broadcasting. It was the best time of my life. TV still had some enigma, some “meaning” to it. The spinning moon even carried the words “Satyam, Shivam, Sundaram” on it… Truth, Goodness and Beauty… and in our ignorance, we were captivated by these abstractions, pouring in as fuzzy images on those pot bellied glass tubes. We didn’t know how “backward” we were.. we were ignorant, poor and happy.
Sometimes, they would broadcast this.
I don’t suppose we live in a world where this has any meaning anymore. Things that used to stir deep within, now no longer do.
And I no longer know what I prefer anymore.
The Dancing Cryptographers Problem
Our series on dancing cryptographers continues with some clips from Eurocrypt 2007.
Thanks to Gaven Watson and David Mireles. :)
The Dancing Professor
So cryptographers can shake a leg or two :P. I shall spare any more words. The curious ( possibly non-cryptographers) can navigate to youtube for identities :)
And one more….
V for Vendetta
This is probably one of the all time best entrance scenes in film history, in terms of (an obviously exaggerated yet beautiful) use of the English language. V is obviously voraciously loquacious :P and this keeps me hooked.
See also, with added subtitles for dummies :D
The Veil and More - Turning a Blind Eye
Folding A Shirt For Dummies - er Ph.D’s :)
This is probably the most useful clip that the guys in the department have ever shown me. Thanks to James Birkett and others for this life changing piece
How to fold a T-Shirt - The Japanese way
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