herghost

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   by herghost 13y ago

   In my industry (info sec, UK) most people consider 2 years to be the (permie) line. The farther below this you go, the more of a liability you start to look (it costs a lot of money, time, and effort to recruit - I don't want to be in
2. 152.▲
   by herghost 13y ago

   My MP (Jonathan Reynolds, Lab) is entirely content to play party politics over the issue. I wrote to him some years ago when Labour were proposing something very similar, and he responded defending it. I wrote to him again recently, now the
3. 153.▲
   by herghost 13y ago

   I don't think the content of the article was particularly good. The advice on how to protect yourself from being spied on is essentially: "stop using the internet; or use HTTPS - which is probably compromised anyway; or encrypt -
4. 154.▲
   by herghost 13y ago

   This cuts against the nature of real life. I regularly speak with groups of high school pupils about privacy and one of my main points to them is that once they commit their latest brain-fart to the internet, there is a very real chance tha