Re: [Asrg] Computer Security Communication Network

"John Levine" <johnl@taugh.com> Mon, 17 December 2012 05:03 UTC

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> Improving on DCC in distributed systems can be achieved simply with
> Digg.com techniques, with more complex voting systems, and with
> logic-based techniques, such as evidence-based distributed computing
> and uses of machine-utilizable argumentation which include user and
> mechanical observations.

Do you have any basis whatsoever for these assertions?  More bad data
is not better data.

[Asrg] Computer Security Communication Network Adam Sobieski
Re: [Asrg] Computer Security Communication Network Martijn Grooten
Re: [Asrg] Computer Security Communication Network John Levine
Re: [Asrg] Computer Security Communication Network Adam Sobieski
Re: [Asrg] Computer Security Communication Network John Levine
Re: [Asrg] Computer Security Communication Network Adam Sobieski
Re: [Asrg] Computer Security Communication Network John Levine