This article, which contains “R” rated content, is a continuation of my trip that began in Bonn for academic purposes, and continued forth to Berlin, and later, Oświęcim to visit Auschwitz. I distinctly recall an ex-girlfriend (can’t remember which, unfortunately) scrunching her face in confusion at my mentioned desire to visit such a death churn; […]
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This year, my first paper, co-authored with my research partner and best friend Anis Lounis, was accepted at DFRWS EU 2023 (Digital Forensic Research Workshop). Perhaps not a great deal for veteran academics, this was a milestone for us. We worked for a year, side-by-side, in our empty lab during COVID-19. When the paper was
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I outline a thought that struck me recently; in the duality of production and consumption, efficient production does not necessarily cause efficient consumption. What do I mean by this? As humans, we are to work efficiently to produce objects efficiently, and then others consume them. We must come to realize this; what we consume turns
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Mostly, this article is written for the student wanting to understand how to leverage inspired and uninspired instruction of a skill of their interest. It isn’t just for the university student, but the student of any new skill. In the university environment it is often the case that, aside from lectures held by a professor
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I write this post to shed light upon my deep appreciation towards Dr. Hanna; my mentor, PhD co-supervisor, and the one who keeps me afloat in life. About two years into my undergraduate degree, I was a quiet and shy software engineering student who would sit-in on his infamous lectures, taking notes, and soaking in
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We often wonder as we work – should we listen to music, with lyrics, solely instrumental, happy or nostalgic, classical or modern pop, nature sounds, binaural beats, trance music, new songs, old songs, favorite songs, podcasts of educational nature, or comedic relief? I am not here providing answers… With a settled mind none of these
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On the long weekend of March 4th – 6th, I took a quick trip to Quebec City to hike at the Sentier des Caps, La Faille trail. Accompanying me was my trusty side-kick, who took all the photos that I’m in. Upon arrival Friday night, we checked ourselves into a self-check-in “loft” called Les Lofts
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The intent of this article is to contrast computer and real inheritance. Computer inheritance involves a construct that inherits the data of another – thus it is much like going from a Free to Premium version of some software service, in-that the Premium should inherit all the useful traits of the Free account without re-defining