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Altspace, we hardly knew ye

Mark Lyndersay - March 27, 2023

Microsoft began laying off 11,000 workers in January and the refocus of the company’s business has also brought doubts about the corporate version of Altspace, Microsoft Mesh.

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Some things, from somewhere, nowish

Mark Lyndersay - March 20, 2023

Today's trend to explorations of inner-space instead of outer-space began all the way back in 1979 with Octavia Butler's Kindred.

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Bringing equity to women in ICT

Mark Lyndersay - March 13, 2023

"The conversation needs to be focused on young girls who aren't necessarily pushed into some fields."

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Will ChatGPT fuel a Bing boom?

Mark Lyndersay - March 6, 2023

The version of ChatGPT that’s being offered online by Open.AI is subtly different from the one that’s implemented on Bing.

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Strengthening cybersecurity for your business

Mark Lyndersay - February 27, 2023

"It's stunning to me. Organisations that I go into and the password is password. Some of them get really clever, and they do uppercase P."

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The essential tensions of Carnival

Mark Lyndersay - February 20, 2023

The State’s hand on the balance of Carnival is heavy, and its lazy insistence on spending taxpayer money to foster pointless rivalry is demonstrably destructive.

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Engaging youth in digital transformation

Mark Lyndersay - February 13, 2023

A Pew Research Centre study has shown that more than 60 per cent of young people, mostly teenagers, apply very specific filters to control who can see their information.

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The Philadelphia mistake

Mark Lyndersay - February 6, 2023

On September 28, 1918, 200,000 patriotic Americans gathered along a two-mile stretch of Broad Street to view floats, horse-drawn heavy artillery and marching bands.

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