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by rakkhi 16y ago
I would respectfully disagree. You can buy a phone outright and go on a pay monthly plan without a contract. That is what I am currently doing with my iPhone - I paid ¬£440 for the phone outright and pay £20/month on O2 for 300 minutes, unl
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Seems like we are a bit more lucky in the UK. You can buy virtualy any model android that is not carrier locked on pay as you go or just signup to a pay monthly plan with any of the 5 major carriers: http://www.carphonewarehouse.com/mobile
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Thought it was well written. Would like to see a bit more focus on risk i.e. liklihood and impact explored a bit more. On specific vulnerabilities like this I like the CVE format: e.g. http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/38615/info informati
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by rakkhi 16y ago
I use blogger because I'm a bit of a google fanboy. It is a bit old fashioned but solid as a rock. Simple to add in whatever I want via html/java gadget. Still though I was thinking of moving my blog ( http://www.rakkhis.com ) to Tumblr or
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Thanks I really appricate your advice. Being familier with Archer and obviously the B2B Infosec / Risk market - if you were a buyer price would you pay for a SaaS security risk assessment software that is lot simpler to setup and use than A
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by rakkhi 16y ago
It replaces some of Archers functionality in that 2 of the Archer modules are: risk management and threat management. However Archer is the rolls royce, it ties to be all Governace Risk and Compliance (GRC) to all people. It is also a lot b
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by rakkhi 16y ago
nice site, good idea. I use todo applications like Done on my iPhone to document and keep track of long term goals and Omnifocus to tick off tasks against projects but this could be slightly different and work well with these tools. Thumbs
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Some really great advice in this post, I am going through the same thing trying to price my security application SaaS, have settled on £20/month at the moment. It is currently in development and I would love some feedback on the frontpage:
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Cost will be way too high for the student target market, weight of two screens will also be a major challenge - maybe carbon fiber or other lightweight materials? But this will raise the cost even more. Hope they at least use Android or Chr
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by rakkhi 16y ago
Totally agree the unknown unknows make human prediction ability particularly poor in non physical fields. Humans are spectacularly bad at guaging probability of future events, especially using only past evidence Such presise figures are no
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by rakkhi 16y ago
very cool love it, html5 I assume?
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3 Million reasons to encrypt your Blackberry(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Hackernews detail to Instapaper
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Social location privacy - what is the fuss?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Implementing email encryption: lessons learned(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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by rakkhi 16y ago
I'm really interested in the opinions of those that read Hacker news. I'm challenging one of the highly accepted views in information security, please let me know if you agree or disagree and why. Thanks
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How real is the insider threat?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Virtualization security - what is the fuss?(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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Making DRM practical(rakkhi.blogspot.com)
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