Chester (sorry, Liverpool) is the Most Popular City in the World (relative to use as password per inhabitant)

February 8, 2019 in data science

<b>Update 2018-02-17</b>: The title of this article has changed reflecting new information I have received since publishing. For mor information, I refer to the last paragraph. A treasure trove of leaked passwords The API of pwnedpasswords.com is quite remarkable. It not only allows you to fetch the results generally obtained by typing in your e-mail into the browser interface and finding out whether or not you've been pwned from the comfort of your shell.

Use Emacs Org Mode and REST APIs for an up-to-date Stock Portfolio

May 11, 2018 in emacs

A couple of weeks ago, I started to work with Emacs, and I grow fonder of it every day. During a very short time period, it has become my go-to editor for nearly everything I do on my computer, including (but not limited to) planning my Todos (in org-mode, to be precise), setting up my agenda (org-mode again), taking memos during meetings writing my (longer) e-mails play around with new stuff write blog posts (this is the first of these…) It is difficult to pin down exactly why Emacs is taking over so much.

Don't Worry: Google Only Checks Your Location Every 10 Minutes

April 15, 2018 in data science

I have a personal Google account, complete with gmail, gdrive and everything else. I first opened it up as a sort of spam email for all kinds of logins, but started to it use more and more due to its convenience. I was always slightly worried about the magnitude of data collected by Google on me, yet I never found a way to pinpoint exactly the extent of my slight worrying.

Chester (sorry, Liverpool) is the Most Popular City in the World (relative to use as password per inhabitant)

Use Emacs Org Mode and REST APIs for an up-to-date Stock Portfolio

Don't Worry: Google Only Checks Your Location Every 10 Minutes

Sebastian Schweer