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by oracuk 13y ago
Which software? Remote Desktop + SSL. I don't know of a good self-hosted combination for that.
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by oracuk 13y ago
I have seen the corporate response of only providing remote desktops via browser and SSL to foreign (US) deployed personnel. Means the data never physically crosses the border. No clear players in this market for consumers though. Where is
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by oracuk 13y ago
The previous UK government under Gordon Brown already apologised for Alan Turing's treatment.
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by oracuk 13y ago
sorry, ignore this submission, forgot I was on the mobile site and as such this is a duplicate.
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Royal pardon for codebreaker Alan Turing(m.bbc.co.uk)
2 points by oracuk 13y ago|2 comments
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London's Victorian Hyperloop: the forgotten pneumatic railway(newstatesman.com)
1 points by oracuk 13y ago|0 comments
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If you thought the Hadoop war of words was over, think again(gigaom.com)
2 points by oracuk 13y ago|0 comments
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by oracuk 13y ago
I still don't see that dropping the foreign language requirement would immediately lead to an increased take up of programming languages. I don't understand why foreign languages are what should be dropped. If there is limited tim
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by oracuk 13y ago
I don't think I was being clear. My point about apples and oranges was based on the view that if the programming languages achievements were as limited as the described foreign language achievements then not much would have been gained
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by oracuk 13y ago
There are a couple of assumptions built into your proposal that I would want to see some data to support: 1: Computer programming competes with foreign languages in high schools and colleges. 2: The economic value of programming languages i
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by oracuk 13y ago
If GDS was the IT department for the whole of government and the departments became a team of policy analysts and ministerial support then you'd be right. Overwhelmingly the core information management and processing is on the local IT
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by oracuk 13y ago
The UK government is a 19th Century 'filing cabinet bandwidth' information architecture. The IT systems as always reflect the organisation structure that produces them. The data redundancy and unnecessary domain separation is fru
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by oracuk 13y ago
The iOS7 waterproof upgrade did make me laugh.
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Warning over 4Chan Xbox One prank(bbc.co.uk)
13 points by oracuk 13y ago|9 comments
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The JSMESS Endgame(ascii.textfiles.com)
3 points by oracuk 13y ago|0 comments
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Waterstones spoof Amazon(prexamples.com)
2 points by oracuk 13y ago|0 comments
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by oracuk 13y ago
Thanks for this, I finally succumbed to the 20th Century and bought the CD off of Amazon.co.uk. Just need to dig out a cd player to rip it. I remain surprised there isn't anyone offering these as paid for MP3 downloads. Seems like the
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by oracuk 13y ago
I'd love to be able to buy MP3s of his lectures for download. I have been unable to find them online, does anyone here have any pointers?
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by oracuk 13y ago
Dan is always worth reading. It seems to take me 6 months an average to process what he's saying and see it in the real world but he consistently adds to my knowledge.
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by oracuk 13y ago
Some of the commentators on the original article also pointed this out. We've been facing domestic and foreign terrorism for a very long time. We found our societal balance for freedom and security some time ago. If anything the Intern
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by oracuk 13y ago
In hindsight I wish I had done more than just read this article before I submitted it. A lesson learnt.
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World Renowned Heart Surgeon Speaks Out On What Really Causes Heart Disease(myscienceacademy.org)
14 points by oracuk 13y ago|14 comments
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The House GOP's Little Rule Change That Guaranteed A Shutdown(talkingpointsmemo.com)
2 points by oracuk 13y ago|0 comments
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by oracuk 13y ago
Agriculture. An aging industry, small margins for the older economic structure of small/medium holdings, little existing use of new technologies at scale. As the industry demographic shifts and as 'new' technologies such as d
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by oracuk 13y ago
This talk completely described why I stopped attending security conferences. As a practitioner trying to build well defended pragmatic systems and organisations they provided nothing for me but entertainment. I got that in the bar much more
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Measuring Black Boxes (Presentation)(slideshare.net)
1 points by oracuk 13y ago|0 comments
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by oracuk 13y ago
A kindle version is a good idea. The PDF is difficult to read on the kindle in its current layout and an auto-conversion by Calibre makes it worse. I'm limited to reading this on my laptop and my phone now. It looks like good content.
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Include these 3 essential elements to measure what matters(securitycatalyst.com)
1 points by oracuk 13y ago|0 comments
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New York Times website down after suspected hacking(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by oracuk 13y ago|0 comments
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by oracuk 13y ago
Not those sort of games: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/skin_in_the_game :)

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