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    Explore " 201" with insightful episodes like "EP 201: James Pearson — The Full Redemption Story, Proposing the Mythical Grade of E12, and Climbing Harder After Kids", "Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)", "Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)", "Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)" and "Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)" from podcasts like ""The Nugget Climbing Podcast", "Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed", "Chaos Computer Club - recent audio-only feed", "Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed (low quality)" and "Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed (high quality)"" and more!

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    EP 201: James Pearson — The Full Redemption Story, Proposing the Mythical Grade of E12, and Climbing Harder After Kids

    EP 201: James Pearson — The Full Redemption Story, Proposing the Mythical Grade of E12, and Climbing Harder After Kids

    James Pearson is one of the world’s best trad climbers. We discussed a 15-year-old controversy that nearly ended his career, how meeting his wife Caroline saved him, climbing his first 9a after learning how to train, eGrader and quantifying E grades, his decision to suggest E12 for his new route ‘Bon Voyage’, why he was afraid of becoming a dad, what kids taught him, and much more! This was one of my all-time favorite interviews.

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    Nuggets:

    (00:00:00) – Intro

    (00:01:35) – Getting settled

    (00:03:13) – Why I feel like I know James

    (00:05:33) – Introducing the Redemption Story

    (00:08:10) – Internet backlash

    (00:10:05) – Coming full circle

    (00:13:33) – Why it felt important to grade ‘Bon Voyage’

    (00:17:10) – The full story

    (00:28:47) – Compassion for himself

    (00:30:53) – Moving to Innsbruck to work on his sport climbing

    (00:36:05) – Thinking his pro climbing life was over, meeting Caroline, and their trip to Turkey

    (00:41:18) – Learning how to train

    (00:46:33) – 7b+ to 8c+ in 6 months

    (00:52:32) – Fun and performance

    (00:53:23) – E grades

    (00:56:16) – Trying to flash E10 in Pembrook, and falling in love with climbing again

    (00:59:43) – Returning to ‘Rhapsody’

    (01:02:10) – Flashing V13 (8B), and his struggle with projecting pressure

    (01:08:50) – Climbing V15, craving the next level, and living the pro climber dream with Caro

    (01:17:10) – Why he left the UK, and why it felt important to return to ‘Rhapsody’

    (01:24:53) – Searching for his hardest trad route

    (01:25:59) – Making the Redemption film

    (01:29:21) – eGrader, and understanding E12 and beyond

    (01:35:47) – Climbing a 9a right after ‘Bon Voyage’

    (01:37:15) – Talking to Hazel Findlay, and PTSD

    (01:38:58) – Presenting E12 again 15 years later

    (01:45:04) – Backlash about grades, and Anna Hazelnutt’s thoughts about Walk of Life

    (01:49:02) – Breaking down E12 and ‘Bon Voyage’

    (02:00:53) – Finding ‘Bon Voyage’

    (02:08:08) – How dangerous is ‘Bon Voyage’?

    (02:20:23) – Being more scientific about grades

    (02:24:54) – Why give ‘Bon Voyage’ an E grade?

    (02:38:44) – Becoming a dad

    (02:47:47) – What kids taught him

    (02:53:57) – Rules for climbing with kids, and sending without expectations

    (02:58:17) – Tips for climbers with kids

    (03:03:36) – James’ advice for his younger self

    (03:11:15) – Climbing matters

    (03:16:45) – Accepting some selfishness, and Caro’s mom

    (03:23:36) – Training with Ollie Torr for ‘Bon Voyage’, and Caro’s journey back to hard climbing after pregnancy

    Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)

    Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)
    Mit Kreislaufwirtschaft innerhalb der planetaren Grenzen wirtschaften. Kreislaufwirtschaft gewinnt massiv an Bedeutung und ist inzwischen sogar im Koalitionsvertrag verankert. Doch wie genau könnte so eine Kreislaufwirtschaft aussehen die uns ermöglicht, trotz Bevölkerungswachstum gut innerhalb der planetaren Grenzen zu leben? Dieser Frage gehe ich in meinem Vortrag nach. about this event: https://talks.datenspuren.de/ds23/talk/UHRXVF/

    Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)

    Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)
    Mit Kreislaufwirtschaft innerhalb der planetaren Grenzen wirtschaften. Kreislaufwirtschaft gewinnt massiv an Bedeutung und ist inzwischen sogar im Koalitionsvertrag verankert. Doch wie genau könnte so eine Kreislaufwirtschaft aussehen die uns ermöglicht, trotz Bevölkerungswachstum gut innerhalb der planetaren Grenzen zu leben? Dieser Frage gehe ich in meinem Vortrag nach. about this event: https://talks.datenspuren.de/ds23/talk/UHRXVF/

    Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)

    Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)
    Mit Kreislaufwirtschaft innerhalb der planetaren Grenzen wirtschaften. Kreislaufwirtschaft gewinnt massiv an Bedeutung und ist inzwischen sogar im Koalitionsvertrag verankert. Doch wie genau könnte so eine Kreislaufwirtschaft aussehen die uns ermöglicht, trotz Bevölkerungswachstum gut innerhalb der planetaren Grenzen zu leben? Dieser Frage gehe ich in meinem Vortrag nach. about this event: https://talks.datenspuren.de/ds23/talk/UHRXVF/

    Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)

    Kreislaufwirtschaft (DS2023)
    Mit Kreislaufwirtschaft innerhalb der planetaren Grenzen wirtschaften. Kreislaufwirtschaft gewinnt massiv an Bedeutung und ist inzwischen sogar im Koalitionsvertrag verankert. Doch wie genau könnte so eine Kreislaufwirtschaft aussehen die uns ermöglicht, trotz Bevölkerungswachstum gut innerhalb der planetaren Grenzen zu leben? Dieser Frage gehe ich in meinem Vortrag nach. about this event: https://talks.datenspuren.de/ds23/talk/UHRXVF/

    OTT 201: How to Incorporate Christmas into Your Science Lesson: A Look Back

    OTT 201: How to Incorporate Christmas into Your Science Lesson: A Look Back

    Today we are looking back at episode 57 of One Tired Teacher. This episode is all about teaching solids, liquids, and gases using a Christmas theme. So fun! I hope you will join me.

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    04: Surviving the Weeks Before Winter Break

    Reindeer Explore Matter FREE Matter Lesson

    Christmas Symbols 

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    Episode 115: The Lincoln Legacy | Live from SLU 201

    Episode 115: The Lincoln Legacy | Live from SLU 201

    Student Leadership University’s mission is to develop and equip student leaders to think, dream, and lead. We strive to instill future tense thinking; character-driven decision making; ownership of biblical values; and a commitment to influence through service.

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    Single Sign-On: A Hacker's Perspective (MCH2022)

    Single Sign-On: A Hacker's Perspective (MCH2022)
    This talk gives an introduction in how single sign-on protocols (such as SAML, OAuth 2, and Open ID Connect) work. Subsequently, I will talk about the most commonly found vulnerabilities in these protocols. Finally, I will show various ways to resolve these vulnerabilities. Single sign-on remains a hot topic in 2022. Many organisations are in the process of moving identity management and authentication out of of their application, and offload it to an identity provider. By doing so, application owners hope to avoid the challenges that come with identity management. However, the application will still needs to obtain the user’s identity from the identity provider, which is done using a single sign-on protocol. Unfortunately (or fortunately?), single sign-on protocols are difficult to get right. Flaws in the implementation of single sign-on protocols can have serious consequences. In the worst case, such flaws allow hackers to log into the application as an arbitrary user. And this is not just a theoretical risk, but something I encounter in my work as ethical hacker on a regular basis. I will start this talk by giving an introduction to some of the protocols that are commonly used to achieve single-sign on. Such protocols include SAML, OAuth 2, and Open ID Connect. Subsequently, I will talk about the state of single-sign on applications as I encounter them as an ethical hacker. I will demonstrate which vulnerabilities I encounter in the real world, and what the consequences of such vulnerabilities could be. At the end of this talk, you should have a good overview of how single sign-on protocols work, what types of vulnerabilities typically occur in them, and how to protect against such vulnerabilities. about this event: https://program.mch2022.org/mch2022/talk/MTTAXV/

    Single Sign-On: A Hacker's Perspective (MCH2022)

    Single Sign-On: A Hacker's Perspective (MCH2022)
    This talk gives an introduction in how single sign-on protocols (such as SAML, OAuth 2, and Open ID Connect) work. Subsequently, I will talk about the most commonly found vulnerabilities in these protocols. Finally, I will show various ways to resolve these vulnerabilities. Single sign-on remains a hot topic in 2022. Many organisations are in the process of moving identity management and authentication out of of their application, and offload it to an identity provider. By doing so, application owners hope to avoid the challenges that come with identity management. However, the application will still needs to obtain the user’s identity from the identity provider, which is done using a single sign-on protocol. Unfortunately (or fortunately?), single sign-on protocols are difficult to get right. Flaws in the implementation of single sign-on protocols can have serious consequences. In the worst case, such flaws allow hackers to log into the application as an arbitrary user. And this is not just a theoretical risk, but something I encounter in my work as ethical hacker on a regular basis. I will start this talk by giving an introduction to some of the protocols that are commonly used to achieve single-sign on. Such protocols include SAML, OAuth 2, and Open ID Connect. Subsequently, I will talk about the state of single-sign on applications as I encounter them as an ethical hacker. I will demonstrate which vulnerabilities I encounter in the real world, and what the consequences of such vulnerabilities could be. At the end of this talk, you should have a good overview of how single sign-on protocols work, what types of vulnerabilities typically occur in them, and how to protect against such vulnerabilities. about this event: https://program.mch2022.org/mch2022/talk/MTTAXV/

    Unwinnable prizes on the internet (rc3-2021)

    Unwinnable prizes on the internet (rc3-2021)
    Some websites offer a spinning wheel where you, in return for your e-mail address, can win prices and discounts and products. I dove into the code which powers this 'game', and discovered that many prices can't be won, even when altering the probabilities. In this talk I will discuss what I discovered, what I tried, and what the results were. Some websites offer a spinning wheel where you, in return for your e-mail address, can win prices and discounts and products. I dove into the code which powers this 'game', and discovered that many prices can't be won. By altering the javascript code which powers these games it's possible to alter the probabilities, but that does not help to win the interesting prices which lure you into giving your e-mail address. In this talk I will discuss what I discovered, how I did this, and what the results were. Last but not least I will try to find what the law says about this practice. 00:00 Intro 00:16 Herald 00:53 Overview 01:46 How it started 11:56 Conclusion 13:45 Q&A Session 22:43 Outro about this event: https://pretalx.c3voc.de/rc3-2021-r3s/talk/AH8HW8/

    Unwinnable prizes on the internet (rc3-2021)

    Unwinnable prizes on the internet (rc3-2021)
    Some websites offer a spinning wheel where you, in return for your e-mail address, can win prices and discounts and products. I dove into the code which powers this 'game', and discovered that many prices can't be won, even when altering the probabilities. In this talk I will discuss what I discovered, what I tried, and what the results were. Some websites offer a spinning wheel where you, in return for your e-mail address, can win prices and discounts and products. I dove into the code which powers this 'game', and discovered that many prices can't be won. By altering the javascript code which powers these games it's possible to alter the probabilities, but that does not help to win the interesting prices which lure you into giving your e-mail address. In this talk I will discuss what I discovered, how I did this, and what the results were. Last but not least I will try to find what the law says about this practice. 00:00 Intro 00:16 Herald 00:53 Overview 01:46 How it started 11:56 Conclusion 13:45 Q&A Session 22:43 Outro about this event: https://pretalx.c3voc.de/rc3-2021-r3s/talk/AH8HW8/

    PDL #201 – Albert Einstein

    PDL #201 – Albert Einstein
    Fala, Vagabundo! Neste Papo de Louco, vamos falar sobre uma das mentes mais brilhantes que passou pela Terra, vamos falar do físico, matemático, pai da teoria da relatividade e autor de quase todas as frases motivacionais que um coach posta no instagram, Albert Einstein.
    Edição - Luciano Munhoz. Capa - Luciano Munhoz.

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    Login To HELL: The nightmares of an infosec professional in South America (rc3)

    Login To HELL: The nightmares of an infosec professional in South America (rc3)
    This talk is about the story of the first hacker in Uruguay that served time in prison. It's about the story told by Linus Neumann 2 years ago in the 35c3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBtynT_dhJc "In 2014, Alberto Daniel Hill, an expert in cybersecurity, found a security issue in a medical provider’s website. In reporting the issue, it led him to become the first person imprisoned in Uruguay for a computer-related crime—a crime he didn’t commit, and one that probably never even happened. Alberto, a hacker, was the perfect target for a judicial system that doesn’t understand cybersecurity or cybercrimes. Through police misconduct and incompetence, his life was thrown into upheaval, and he is still recovering from a system where there are no guarantees of a fair trial. Rife with injustice and anguish, Alberto’s story doesn’t have a fairy tale ending. It is a lesson for Uruguay and the world to implement fair processes for prosecuting cybercrimes. Alberto’s tale will stand as a stark reminder of the dangers of a judiciary system that hasn’t caught up to the technology of the 21st century." Stephanie Holland, Editor of the book "Operacion Bitcoins: Login To Hell" This talk is presented by Alberto Hill from his view and features a lot of Q&A from the live audience. https://twitter.com/ADanielHill My story featured in the Darknet Diaries podcast: http://darknetdiaries.com/episode/25 about this event: https://pretalx.rc3.studio/rc3-channels-2020/talk/VUJ78N/

    Login To HELL: The nightmares of an infosec professional in South America (rc3)

    Login To HELL: The nightmares of an infosec professional in South America (rc3)
    This talk is about the story of the first hacker in Uruguay that served time in prison. It's about the story told by Linus Neumann 2 years ago in the 35c3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBtynT_dhJc "In 2014, Alberto Daniel Hill, an expert in cybersecurity, found a security issue in a medical provider’s website. In reporting the issue, it led him to become the first person imprisoned in Uruguay for a computer-related crime—a crime he didn’t commit, and one that probably never even happened. Alberto, a hacker, was the perfect target for a judicial system that doesn’t understand cybersecurity or cybercrimes. Through police misconduct and incompetence, his life was thrown into upheaval, and he is still recovering from a system where there are no guarantees of a fair trial. Rife with injustice and anguish, Alberto’s story doesn’t have a fairy tale ending. It is a lesson for Uruguay and the world to implement fair processes for prosecuting cybercrimes. Alberto’s tale will stand as a stark reminder of the dangers of a judiciary system that hasn’t caught up to the technology of the 21st century." Stephanie Holland, Editor of the book "Operacion Bitcoins: Login To Hell" This talk is presented by Alberto Hill from his view and features a lot of Q&A from the live audience. https://twitter.com/ADanielHill My story featured in the Darknet Diaries podcast: http://darknetdiaries.com/episode/25 about this event: https://pretalx.rc3.studio/rc3-channels-2020/talk/VUJ78N/

    S2 E1-2: "Behold a Dark Horse" & "The Opposition"

    S2 E1-2: "Behold a Dark Horse" & "The Opposition"

    Welcome to Season 2 of Welcome To You Are Doom: A Frisky Dingo Podcast, with your hosts Bryan Dressel, Graham "Dell's Dracula" Mason, and Matt "Super Hip" Dykes. This is the season that doesn't do what you think it's going to do; it's going to do even more. The episodes this week are "Behold a Dark Horse" and "The Opposition." Have you even prepared for what's to come? Too late. It's happening now.

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    NFL 2020 Division Playoff Predictions

    NFL 2020 Division Playoff Predictions

    The i80 Sports guys break down the 2020 Division Round playoff matchups.  

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