How about the Big Softie?
It incorporates the size, employee nicknames etc
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I agree with "Pete 2" and think that The Register is running a badly written article. Home secretaries have done and said some pretty stupid things in the past, but to check for content when you submit is, potentially, perfectly reasonable. I didn't actually even see a suggestion that it would be vetted before you typed, which is what the article is implying.
Pleased to report that this has been fixed. There are lots of Linux users inside Microsoft also working with the product teams to make things better (Disclaimer - I work for Microsoft, opinions my own).
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/msoffice_onedrivefb-mso_o365brs/onedrive-for-business-open-is-very-slow-on-linux/3d33dc1b-3cc3-4c24-9998-9ab96bad31fc
DarkTrace protects against internal threats so pointless to imply it was failing. DDoS comes externally and needs to be deal with upstream. I'm guessing William Hill didn't do practice runs with their upstream providers which you really need to do from my past experience... Or they may not have even paid for DDoS protection.
Ovi maps / Nokia Maps also didn't cater for trains and I don't know if they do yet either.
This was due to TfL not publishing the train data for a long time and they released around a year ago from memory. It is a separate data feed from tubes though and so Nokia has to write the software. Obviously they haven't yet.... Google took a few months to write as I recall.
What would be lovely is if there was a standard format for public transit info and then any operator in the world could easily integrate rather than each one needing to be done...
We're using these (well actually the Samsung Skype TV) as a low cost alternative to Tandberg/Cisco/Polycom video conferences in our business. Works great.
Yes it doesn't work with old clients but that will be sorted in a few months. Do agree it is for early adopters at this stage.
I've used this service since it first launched as no Vodafone coverage inside the house. In the first monthly it was only usable about 20% of the time. It is now usable about 90% of the time and is relatively stable. Would love it to be 100% but great to be able to do work from home now!
One minor quirk is that the A-GPS gets confused by it, so all location based packages stop working...