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19991st edition. Near fine pbk. ISBN 0436204770. 22953. eng
1996Reprint of revised edition. VG paperback. 10226. eng
2006In 8°, br. edit., pp. 334,(2); coll. "Italia contemporanea / 7"; ottimo es.. (L032) (spedizione standard SEMPRE tracciata con raccomandata-piego di libri, eventuale FATTURA da richiedere all'ordine)
2001In 16°, br. edit., pp. 238,(2); coll. "Temi. 116"; timbretto "saggio-omaggio" sull'ultima pag., per il resto ottimo es.. (a011) (spedizione standard SEMPRE tracciata con raccomandata-piego di libri, eventuale FATTURA da richiedere all'ordine)
2016Sehr sauber erhalten. P O S T -G U T E M B E R G ............................................................................................ 11 TEIL I K O S M O P O I I S .......................................................................................... 19 S prache................................................................................................ 19 Kosmopolis.......................................................................................... 33 Cyberspace, CA 94305......................................................................... 35 Der Kampf um die W ortm acht......................................................... 42 Die großen H u n d e.............................................................................. 52 Die großen Katzen.............................................................................. 77 M2 ........................................................................................................ 83 Die Macht der Maus ........................................................................... 88 »Innocence of the Muslims« und die verlorene Unschuld von YouTube.................................................................................. 96 ID E A L E .................................................................................................... 113 Warum sollte die Meinungsäußerung frei s e in ? ............................. 113 Wie frei sollte die Rede sein? Wie sollte die freie Rede sein?.......... 123 Nicht nur per G esetz........................................................................... 125 Gesetze und Normen ................................... 129 Beleidigt? Was soll daran schlimm sein? ......................................... 133 Ein Seminar über John Stuart Mill in Peking ................................. 146 Zu einem universelleren Universalismus......................................... 165 EINE B E D IE N U N G S A N L E IT U N G ..................................................... 1. DER L E B E N S S A F T ...................................................................... In der Lage und befähigt................................................... In der eigenen S prache..................................................... Ersuchen, empfangen und m itteilen............................... Ohne Rücksicht auf G renzen........................................... 2 . G E W A L T ...................................................................................... Das Veto des M örders....................................................... Den Brandenburg-Test m odernisieren............................ Gefährliche R ed e............................................................... Gerechter Krieg? ............................................................... Dem Veto des Mörders entgegentreten .......................... Karikaturen und das Dilemma der Neuveröffentlichung Den friedlichen Konflikt praktizieren ............................ 3 . W I S S E N ...................................................................................... Wissenschaftlich gesprochen........................................... Auf dem Campus Vergangenheit per G esetz................................................... Alles offen für alle? ............................................................. Öffentliche Güter durch private Mächte .......................... Von Babel zu B abble........................................................... Homo Zappiens................................................................... 4 . JO U R N A L IS M U S .................. ..................................................... Medien ................................................................................. Unzensiert, aber nicht unbeschränkt............................... Vielfältig: Medienpluralismus zwischen Geld und Politik Vom Daily Me zum täglichen K io sk ................................. Vertrauenswürdig: Was ist ein Journalist? Was ist guter Journalismus? ......................................... Unterwegs zu einer vernetzten Pnyx...........................5. VIELFALT............................................................................................... 315 Offenheit und robuste Z iv ilität........................................................... 316 Zivilität erzwingen?............................................................................... 326 Warum reife Demokratien Gesetze gegen Hassrede überwinden sollten................................................ 333 Die Schaffung einer Zivilgesellschaft............................................... 349 Kunst und H u m o r................................................................................. 367 Pornografie............................................................................................. 375 Zivilität und M ac h t............................................................................... 381 6. RELIGION ............................................................................................. 385 Das Argument für eine besondere Behandlung der R eligion.................................................................................... 386 Aber was ist eine Religion?................................................................... 391 Zwei Arten von R espekt..................................................................... 396 Per Gesetz oder aus Gewohnheit?..................................................... 406 Das Problem mit dem Islam ................................................................. 413 Toleranz .............................................................................................. 425 7. PRIVATSPHÄRE.................................................................................. 429 Sind Sie je allein?................................................................................ 430 Privatsphäre, Ruf und öffentliches Interesse................................... 434 Schlachtfelder der Mächtigen ........................................................... 443 Von Twitter verurteilt......................................................................... 450 Kampf gegen R ufm ord....................................................................... 454 Ein »Recht auf Vergessenwerden« ? ................................................... 461 Lasst euch nicht verzuckern................................................................. 471 Janus A nonym us................................................................................ 476 8. GEHEIMHALTUNG .............................................................................. 485 Die Sicherheit und das Prinzip der Hinterfragung.......................... 486 Der Preis der Geheimhaltung ........................................................... 493 Auf diesem Gebiet sind Gesetze erforderlich...................................... 501 Wer wacht über die Wächter? ........................................................... 508 Whistleblower und Leaker, eine wichtige Sicherung ....Das Problem mit »gut informierten Q uellen«.................................. 519 Warum es wichtig ist, nicht anonym zu s e in .................................... 525 9. EISBERGE ........................................................................................... 529 Eisberge................................................................................................ 530 Ein Internet, unter wem? ................................................................... 533 Netzneutralität..................................................................................... 540 Privatisierung und Zensurexport ..................................................... 545 Ethische Algorithm en?....................................................................... 550 Die Macht des Geldes (ist zu g ro ß )................................................... 555 10. MUT ................................................................................................ 559 Mut ........... 561 Zwei Geister der Freiheit ................................................................... 565 DIE HERAUSFORDERUNG......................................................................... 573 Anmerkungen ..................................................................................... 577 Bibliografie.......................................................................................... 643 D a n k .................................................................................................... 661 Abbildungen......................................................................................... 665 K a rten .................................................................................................. 667 R egister ISBN 9783446244948
2019Neues Exemplar - Informationsinstrument, Spielkonsole, Quatschbude, Kaufhaus und vieles andere mehr: Das Netz ist die digitale Anderswelt, vertraut – und doch ganz anders. Schneller, direkter sind die Möglichkeiten zur Partizipation, ich kann mich in Jetztzeit beteiligen, widersprechen oder mitdiskutieren. Neu sind leider auch die Möglichkeiten, Menschen bis in ihre intimsten Räume zu orten und zu verfolgen. Das Leben der anderen wird in nie dagewesener Weise durchsichtig. Das Leben in der digitalen Kommunikationsgesellschaft wird zugleich in nie da gewesener Weise undurchsichtig. Was macht das mit uns, mit unserem Denken, unserer Wahrnehmung, unseren Wahrheiten und unserer Wahrhaftigkeit, unseren Bindungen? Johanna Haberer bringt anhand der alten Begriffe Wahrheit, Glauben und Vertrauen Licht in die Unübersichtlichkeit. Sie fragt nach den Machtstrukturen in der digitalen Welt und ermuntert zur mündigen Teilhabe. – Inhalt: Von der Christlichen Lebenskunst in codierten Zeiten. Oder: Die Religion der Nummern – Der mediale Stresspegel – Angst und Aufmerksamkeit – Wahrheit und Bullshit – Liebe – Anerkennung und die Wohlfühlblasen – Lebenskunst und Seel-Sorge. Oder: Warum Glaube Hoffnung und Liebe uns zu Menschen macht. ISBN 9783946905240
370pp., coloured illustrs., orig. cloth, d.w.
1998Book is in excellent condition. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. 38 pages staple bound pamphlet with a great many illustrations, symbols and tattoos used by racists, racist code, "hate acronyms" racist bands, important racist dates, internet sites, etc. Quite graphic
1974Black-Cloth Octavo, xiii, 1105 p. : illus. ; 24 cm. Structural engineering; computer programs.
1994Grey-silver octavo; xii, 438 p, b&w illus ; 24 cm. Contents: The first experimental cryptanalysis of the Data Encryption Standard / Mitsuru Matsui -- Linear cryptanalysis of the Fast Data Encipherment Algorithm / Kazuo Ohta and Kazumaro Aoki -- Differential-linear cryptanalysis / Susan K. Langford and Martin E. Hellman -- Linear cryptanalysis using multiple approximations / Burton S. Kaliski, Jr. and M.J.B. Robshaw -- Hashing with SL[subscript 2] / Jean-Pierre Tillich and Gilles Zemor -- Design of elliptic curves with controllable lower boundary of extension degree for reduction attacks / Jinhui Chao, Kazuo Tanada and Shigeo Tsujii -- Cryptographic protocols based on discrete logarithms in real-quadratic orders / Ingrid Biehl, Johannes Buchmann and Christoph Thiel -- Designated confirmer signatures and public-key encryption are equivalent / Tatsuaki Okamoto -- Directed acyclic graphs, one-way functions and digital signatures / Daniel Bleichenbacher and Ueli M. Maurer.; An identity-based signature scheme with bounded life-span / Olivier Delos and Jean-Jacques Quisquater -- More flexible exponentiation with precomputation / Chae Hoon Lim and Pil Joong Lee -- A parallel permutation multiplier for a PGM crypto-chip / Tamas Horvath, Spyros S. Magliveras and Tran van Trung -- Cryptographic randomness from air turbulence in disk drives / Don Davis, Ross Ihaka and Philip Fenstermacher -- Cryptanalysis of the Gemmell and Naor multiround authentication protocol / Christian Gehrmann -- LFSR-based hashing and authentication / Hugo Krawczyk -- New bound on authentication code with arbitration / Kaoru Kurosawa -- Multi-secret sharing schemes / Carlo Blundo, Alfredo De Santis, Giovanni Di Crescenzo, Antonio Giorgio Gaggia and Ugo Vaccaro -- Designing identification schemes with keys of short size / Jacques Stern -- Proofs of partial knowledge and simplified design of witness hiding protocols / Ronald Cramer, Ivan Damgard and Berry Schoenmakers.; Language dependent secure bit commitment / Toshiya Itoh, Yuji Ohta and Hiroki Shizuya -- On the length of cryptographic hash-values used in identification schemes / Marc Girault and Jacques Stern -- Incremental cryptography: the case of hashing and signing / Mihir Bellare, Oded Goldreich and Shafi Goldwasser -- An efficient existentially unforgeable signature scheme and its applications / Cynthia Dwork and Moni Naor -- Bounds for resilient functions and orthogonal arrays / Jurgen Bierbrauer, K. Gopalakrishnan and D.R. Stinson -- Tracing traitors / Benny Chor, Amos Fiat and Moni Naor -- Towards the equivalence of breaking the Diffie-Hellman protocol and computing discrete logarithms / Ueli M. Maurer -- Fast generation of provable primes using search in arithmetic progressions / Preda Mihailescu -- Attack on the cryptographic scheme NIKS-TAS / Don Coppersmith -- On the risk of opening distributed keys / Mike Burmester.; Cryptanalysis of cryptosystems based on remote chaos replication / Th. Beth, D.E. Lazic and A. Mathias -- A Fourier transform approach to the linear complexity of nonlinearly filtered sequences / James L. Massey and Shirlei Sercouek -- The security of cipher block chaining / Mihir Bellare, Joe Kilian and Phillip Rogaway -- A chosen plaintext attack of the 16-round Khufu cryptosystem / Henri Gilbert and Pascal Chauvaud -- Ciphertext only attack for one-way function of the MAP using one ciphertext / Yukiyasu Tsunoo, Eiji Okamoto and Tomohiko Uyematsu -- Pitfalls in designing substitution boxes / Jennifer Seberry, Xian-Mo Zhang and Yuliang Zheng -- A randomness-rounds tradeoff in private computation / Eyal Kushilevitz and Adi Rosen -- Secure voting using partially compatible homomorphisms / Kazue Sako and Joe Kilian -- Maintaining security in the presence of transient faults / Ran Canetti and Amir Herzberg. || Computers; Technology.
2005Black multicolored folio (black spine) in slipcase; 191 p, color illus ; 30 cm. This book showcases the work and technical skills of: Linda Bergkvist, Philip Staub, John Wallin, Rob Chang. || Computer graphics; Art.
1969Orange-cloth octavo; 95 p, b&w illus Signed & inscribed by author. || Education; Computers. || No records found on WorldCat.
1988Grey octavo; xx, 612 p, b&w illus ; 24 cm. Computers; Software.
1985Octavo in tan illus wraps; 144 p. : forms ; 23 cm. Uncommon early Apple material. Paperback original. || Apple computer -- Programming.
1980Large quarto in orange, yellow and red pictorial wraps; iii, [128] p. in various pagings : ill. ; 28 cm. Scarce. || "TRS-80 Information Series -- Volume 1." || TRS-80 computers -- Programming. Early microcomputing. Personal computers.
1985Octavo in prange printed boards xii, 276 p. : ill. ; 24 cm; index, bib. From the library of Apple Computer Inc., with their logo stamp to title page and fore-edge. Interesting association copy. || Computers; Software ; Image processing -- Digital techniques.
2006Quarto in pale yellow-green illus wraps; (various pagings) : col. ill. ; 24 cm. DVD unopened, sealed in rear pocket. In Chinese. Many of the techniques in Flash remained unchaged. || Computer animation. Web sites -- Authoring programs. Title Subject: Flash (Computer file) Note(s): Accompanied by a DVD-ROM entitled: Si fang jiao shi Flash 8 shu wei xue xi xi tong./ "Xian liang you hui ban"--Cover.
2006Small quarto in dark blue color illus wraps; 1 v. : bu fen cai tu, biao ge ; 23 cm. + 1 zhang guang die pian. CD unopened in rear pocket. In Chinese || Computer animation. Web sites -- Design. Flash
2000Purple octavo; xvii, 253 p, b&w illus ; 24 cm. Contents: Register Transfer Level --; What is It? --; Verifiable RTL --; Applying Design Discipline --; The Verification Process --; Specification Design Decomposition --; High-Level Design Requirements --; Block-Level Specification and Design --; RTL Implementation --; Synthesis and Physical Design --; Functional Test Strategies --; Deterministic or Directed Test --; Random Test --; Transaction Analyzer Verification --; Chip Initialization Verification --; Synthesizable Testbench --; Transformation Test Strategies --; Coverage, Events and Assertions --; Coverage --; Ad-hoc Metrics --; Programming Code Metrics --; State Machine and Arc Coverage Metrics --; User Defined Metrics --; Fault Coverage Metrics --; Regression Analysis and Test Suite Optimization --; Event Monitors and Assertion Checkers --; Events --; Assertions --; Assertion Monitor Library Details --; Event Monitor and Assertion Checker Methodology --; Linting Strategy --; Implementation Considerations --; Event Monitor Database and Analysis --; RTL Methodology Basics --; Simple RTL Verifiable Subset --; Linting --; Linting in a design project --; Lint description --; Project Oriented --; Linting Message Examples --; Object-Based Hardware Design --; OBHD and Simulation --; OBHD and Formal Verification --; OBHD and Physical Design --; OBHD Synthesis --; OBHD Scan Chain Hookup --; A Text Macro Implementation --; RTL Logic Simulation --; Simulation History --; First Steps --; X, Z and Other States --; Function and Timing --; Gate to RTL Migration --; Acceleration and Emulation --; Language Standardization. || Integrated circuits -- Very large scale integration -- Computer-aided design.
2006Red-grey octavo; xix, 526 p, b&w illus ; 24 cm. Computers; Computer Science.
2010Large octavo in a grey DJ (yellow spine) ; 246 p., [8] p. of plates : illus ; 25 cm Computer scientists -- United States -- Biography -- Technology
2007Grey octavo (green spine) ; 287 p : illus ; 23 cm Blogs -- Social aspects -- Mass media -- Citizenship
2006Large quarto in a black DJ ; 313 p : illus ; 25 cm Computer engineers -- United States -- Biography -- Inventors
2011Black octavo ; 1044 p ; 24 cm Advanced Reader's Edition with letter from the publisher laid in // Computer games -- Fiction -- Virtual reality -- Money laundering -- Science Fiction