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@davidwilkins@mastodon.online (OK, so it's actually a XK150 - but photographed by a maniac hanging out of a DB5)
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Angus Marshall 
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mastodon 4.7.3DF standards and regulation nerd, former (thank you FSR!) "expert witness" in digital evidence, columnist for Digital Forensics mag. Contributor to Absolute Lotus. Herder of interesting cars. Anything you read here is all my own, nothing to do with anyone who pays me. Guaranteed DFIR, classic cars, politics and nonsense.
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@neil@mastodon.neilzone.co.uk Frankly, there is a strong argument for no access without some sort of formal qualification... (and I'm more than willing to write the exams).
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@PoliceStateUK@mastodon.me.uk the propaganda platforms are riddled with fAIke video "nostalgia" pages and worse.
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@GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social So... we can stop being beware?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzHDvzGmmw0
The Blob (1958) - Opening Titles and Theme Song
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@mcSlibinas@mastodon.social @davidwilkins@mastodon.online yeah - but its mine and not eligible for caturday.☹️
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@openrisk The killer blow was when form became more important than function (design overrides engineering). I'd argue that the absence of an "include" tag in HTML underlies a lot of it - much of the rot is caused by techniques to overcome the absence of maintainable modularity in the original HTML itself.
Today feels like a good day to start work on a book that I've been pondering for a few months. #writing #ForensicScience #DFIR
@neil@mastodon.neilzone.co.uk Isn't strangulation/suffocation already covered by the prohibition on extreme imagery ? (CJI Act 2008) [Even if juries disagree with how to interpret it]
(disclosure: I was an expert witness in the case that eventually led to this bit of legislation)
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@radicalabacus@hachyderm.io Prof. Jim Austin would give it a good home at his Computer Sheds https://share.google/WVZZjCkQqEQ0Ue6Jh
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@gamingonlinux@mastodon.social what we really need is age verification for eyes, obviously.
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@brianmerchant@mastodon.social The "social" aspect is the bit that gets lost when these centralised platforms become "media". "Monetised media" would, perhaps, be a better description of their ambitions.
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@darkuncle@infosec.exchange @b0rk@social.jvns.ca and now you're doing it in the wrong shell, by making a single assumption.
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@albertcardona and now, British universities are building overseas campuses so students don't have to come to the UK. Geniuses in management!
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@CppGuy@infosec.space Not all UK. Just bits of it. https://www.saa.gov.uk/central/voter-id/
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@bermudianbrit@mastodon.online For 30 years I have been saying that the answer is not to install filters, or ban access - it's to move the bloody computers into family space, where they can be observed, and proper discussions and education carried out.
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@BBC_News_Labs@social.bbc can we talk offline about this? It relates to a research network I'm trying to build.
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@interpipes@thx.gg It would, however, give the frog-faced fascist yet another excuse to get his loathsome fizzog and opinions broadcast by the mass media. No need to hand opportunities to him so easily.
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@fehrtrade@toot.community That's the problem with all these petitions. Apart from holding a debate, nobody has to do anyrhing as a result of them. They give the illusion of listening without requiring understanding or action.