Re: mail filters
Scunthorpe is always a good one...
Posts by Korev
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A tip for content filter evaluators: erase the list of sites you tested, don't share them on 100 PCs
UK tax authority nudges net 'influencers': You may owe us for those OnlyFans feet pics
White Castle collecting burger slingers' fingerprints looks like a $17B mistake
Intruder alert: FBI tackles 'isolated' IT security breach
If you have a fan, and want this company to stay in business, bring it to IT now
Unplug that Anker battery pack now: House blaze sparks recall
Oracle NetSuite datacenter plunges offline for a day, customers warned of data loss
This app could block text-to-image AI models from ripping off artists
Meet the new Citrix, same as the old Citrix – but hybrid
Intel Sapphire Rapids workstation chips tout up to 56 cores, unlocked SKUs
Uber strikes deals with Google and Oracle to cut datacenter dependence
Wow, so they actually let AI fly an F-16 fighter jet
AWS puts datacenter in shipping container for the Pentagon
Chipmakers threaten to defect to US, EU if UK doesn't get its semiconductor plans sorted
US military spends weekend shooting down Useless Floating Objects
Tuesday 14th February 2023 10:24 GMT 
First question, why are the Yanks shooting down balloons over Canada? Yes, NORAD, but Canada has several squadrons of F-18's. Where the hell are they and why are they not protecting Canadian air space Mr Trudeau?
It's not unheard of for other countries to "police" others' airspace. Ireland pretty much relies on the RAF as it has no fighter jets. I guess it's a top secret if the Irish would order a hijacked passenger plane etc to be shot down over Ireland and if Britain would do it.
UK prepares to go it alone on post-Brexit science plan
Monday 13th February 2023 19:01 GMT
Re: Science vs Politicians
I wonder if eventually Brexit might end up eliminating Politicians on all sides ... replacing them with Scientists might be an improvement.
LockBit's Royal Mail ransom deadline flies by. No data released
Learn the art of malicious compliance: doing exactly what you were asked, even when it's wrong
BOFH: Generating a report the Director can show the Board – THIS is what AI was made for
Romance scammers' favorite lies cost victims $1.3B last year
Friday 10th February 2023 10:46 GMT
In these cases, however, the fraudsters convince their marks to "invest" in cryptocurrency using phony websites. Once a victim transfers money to the crooks, the latter abscond and disappear. The money is never seen again.
Is it really that different when you invest in "legitimate" cryptocurrency websites?
What's up with IT, Doc? Rabbit hole reveals cause of outage
Codebreakers decipher Mary, Queen of Scots' secret letters 436 years after her execution
Google's AI search bot Bard makes $120b error on day one
Arm still strong despite SoftBank loss as shipments pass a quarter of a trillion
Eurocops shut down Exclu encrypted messaging app, arrest dozens
Tuesday 7th February 2023 08:58 GMT 
Exclu made it possible to exchange messages, photos, notes and other communications with users, of which Dutch police said there were around 3,000 prior to the service's seizure, 750 of whom were Dutch speakers.
If they'd have spoken Double Dutch then there would have been no need for the encryption...
Private company set up to oversee UK's prototype fusion reactor
Monday 6th February 2023 16:28 GMT
The government wibbles muchly about STEM, and there's probably even an app for it. But physics is kinda hard, especially if career options are still limited
If you're bright enough to be a physicist then there are much more lucrative jobs in finance available. Most of which won't get the planet out of its climate predicament or make better cancer treatments etc. though...
Cat saves 'good bots' from Twitter API purge
Eager young tearaway almost ruined Christmas with printer paper
Guy accused of wrecking crypto exchange now hauled into court
Another RAC staffer nabbed for storing, sharing car crash data
Saturday 4th February 2023 10:06 GMT
Re: Bingo time
Hard to see how you get 100% protection against people who are required to have access to the data as part of their job.The very fact that they were able to pin it down to an individual firmly enough for the ICO to get a search warrant suggests pretty tight controls.
It does look like the RAC have done everything right here and should actually be applauded.
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