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oracuk
13y ago
I hope this isn't unfair but.. Does this mean that Canonical either don't believe enough in Ubuntu Edge to raise the $20m difference themselves or that Canonical do believe in it but are not able to raise $20m? I have to admit I a
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When I started my career I was in the UK civil service. One of the best things I took from that experience was the formal training they gave me in interviewing. The UK civil service used interview boards consisting of a manager of the role,
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oracuk
13y ago
BBC.com is ironically unavailable to Brits due to the fact we fund the BBC but not BBC Worldwide. So whereas the rest of the word can access BBC Worldwide content Brits are not allowed to. Shame, sounds like a moderately interesting article
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Ask.fm unveils changes to safety policy
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New insights in to creating ball lightning in the lab
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Ubuntu sets crowdfund pledge record for Edge smartphone
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Watch_Dogs WeareData
(wearedata.watchdogs.com)
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If you are an organisation with deep pockets (nation state) and are willing to send trusted (armed, diplomatic) couriers to every end point you want to talk securely with (embassies) every month then it can be secure but it will definitely
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13y ago
I thought this was an excellent and thoughtful piece on the new? ethical and moral dimensions of security. I've had to ask myself some of these questions during my career and it was good to see them spelled out and placed into context.
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The White Hat's Dilemma
(docs.google.com)
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The Factoring Dead: Preparing for the Cryptopocalypse
(slideshare.net)
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Coupland absolutely nailed it. I used to get sudden moments of fear that the 'flash' could happen at that particular moment when it struck. I can vividly remember these happening when I was a teenager. Looking back it was a terrib
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Introducing Minion
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Coding skills help geeks get top tables
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Elite hacker Barnaby Jack dies ahead of Black Hat event
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He is (apparently) considering sueing her: http://order-order.com/2013/07/24/should-guido-sue-claire-pe... I am conflicted. I never really liked Paul Staines' style but I am somewhat afraid of the impact
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Cyber dangers and glass houses
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JRR Tolkien trained as British spy
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13y ago
Whenever someone suggests an Internet filter to protect the children as David Cameron is right now I am reminded of this short and very powerful piece of writing by Vint Cerf.
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Truth and the Internet
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Data requests by UK authorities rose in 2012
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Batteries 'not linked' to 787 fire at Heathrow
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Parliamentarians ponder PRISM
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Feminism’s Tipping Point: Who Wins from Leaning in?
(dissentmagazine.org)
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Mass protests planned over web NSA spying revelations
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Zynga: Microsoft executive Don Mattrick takes top job
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Fans braced for Google Reader's demise flock to new services
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They are doing it now with legal standing. (Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000) Specifically chapter 2: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2000/23/part/I/chapter/I... The new legisla
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13y ago
Could you publish a citation referencing these problems?
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oracuk
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Is anyone building a solution to this? Why should you be trusted?
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