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Tweet From Mountain Lion Notification Center
If this feature was in Mountain Lion Developer Previews prior to revision 4, I didn't notice it, but you can now tweet directly from the Notification Center…
WEIS 2012 :: Best of the Best
Sadly, I could not make it to this year's Workshop on the Economics of Information Security . However, the intrepid conference organizers were quick to post the papers that were presented, and I had a chance to sift through them to pick…
Just Like The Federation
[ @hrbrmstr starts working in javascript again ] The Internets : What do you think? @hrbrmstr : It's vile. The Internets : I know. It's so bubbly and cloying and happy. @hrbrmstr : Just like the Federation. The Internets : And you know…
Slopegraphs in Python – Gratuitous Raphaël Animations
So, I had to alter this to start after a user interaction. It loaded fine as a static, local page but seems to get a bit wonky embedded in a complex page. I also see some artifacts in Chrome but not in Safari. Still, not a bad foray into…
Slopegraphs in Python – Formatting Tweaks
There were enough eye-catching glitches in the experimental javascript support and the ugly large-number display in the spam example post that I felt compelled to make a couple formatting tweaks in the code. I also didn't have time to do…
Slopegraphs Everywhere
Not much progress over the weekend on my latest obsession (been busy enjoying some non-rainy days here in Maine). So, here are some other slopegraph implementations/resources I've found through mining the…
Slopegraphs in Python – Experimental Raphaël Support
In preparation for the upcoming 1.0 release and with the hopes of laying a foundation for more interactive slopegraphs, I threw together some rudimentary output support over lunch today for Raphaël , which means that all you have to do is…
Slopegraphs in Python – Log Scales & Spam Data Analysis
Given the focus on actual development of the PySlopegraph tool in most of the blog posts of late, folks may be wondering why an infosec/inforisk guy is obsessing so much on a tool and not talking security. Besides the fixation on filling a…
Slopegraphs in Python – Exploring Binning/Rounding
One of the last items for the 1.0 release is support for multiple columns of data. That will require some additional refactoring, so I've been procrastinating by exploring the recent "fudging" discovery . Despite claims to the contrary on…
Slopegraphs in Python – Slope Colors
As the codebase gets closer to the 1.0 stretch we now have the addition of slope colors for when values go up/down or remain constant between points. The code still only handles two columns of data, but the intent is for each segment to…