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What we've been up to:
- Podcast brought forward by a few days as Kyle is away on holiday
- Six learning sessions successfully completed last week by Lauren
- Google Success Story submitted
- The dangers of liquorice
New content:
- Why You Should Use Out Of Office In Google Calendar
- How To Setup SPF, DKIM And DMARC In Google Workspace
In The News:
- The codes helping visually-impaired people shop
- A new, colourful kind of barcode technology, developed by a Spanish firm, is being adopted for the first time in food packaging in the UK.
- These colourful ones can be detected at a distance of up to three metres, and in low-light conditions.
- Robotaxis: have Google and Amazon backed the wrong technology?
- “There was this general fear that the entire auto industry was going to get taken over by tech — and that totally didn’t happen,” says Austin Russell, chief executive of Luminar, which began as a supplier of visual sensors but now offers a highway autonomy solution for partners such as Volvo
- Embrace remote work or prepare to lose more than top talent Fast Company
- Millions—literally millions—of workers out there who just discovered that their jobs can, in fact, be done from anywhere. And they’re determined to keep it that way
- People are selling up in Home Counties and moving to UK seaside resorts. Many will have no mortgage because of house price differences, this is compelling for people who after a pandemic want to “live life”.
- Tesla to open up global charging network to other EVs later this year
- Looks like Europe will be the first continent to open up the Tesla Supercharger network. In Europe, there is a standardised charge port. Everywhere else Tesla uses a proprietary port needing an adapter to be used for non-Tesla cars.
- 16-Year-Old HP Printer-Driver Bug Impacts Millions of Windows Machines
- Researchers have released technical details on a high-severity privilege-escalation flaw in HP printer drivers (also used by Samsung and Xerox), which impacts hundreds of millions of Windows machines.
- Some Windows machines may already have the vulnerable driver without even running a dedicated installation file, researchers warned, since it comes with Microsoft Windows via Windows Update.
Recommendations:
- How To Become A Tyrant - Netflix
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By James Kimbley & Kyle HeathWhat we've been up to:
- Podcast brought forward by a few days as Kyle is away on holiday
- Six learning sessions successfully completed last week by Lauren
- Google Success Story submitted
- The dangers of liquorice
New content:
- Why You Should Use Out Of Office In Google Calendar
- How To Setup SPF, DKIM And DMARC In Google Workspace
In The News:
- The codes helping visually-impaired people shop
- A new, colourful kind of barcode technology, developed by a Spanish firm, is being adopted for the first time in food packaging in the UK.
- These colourful ones can be detected at a distance of up to three metres, and in low-light conditions.
- Robotaxis: have Google and Amazon backed the wrong technology?
- “There was this general fear that the entire auto industry was going to get taken over by tech — and that totally didn’t happen,” says Austin Russell, chief executive of Luminar, which began as a supplier of visual sensors but now offers a highway autonomy solution for partners such as Volvo
- Embrace remote work or prepare to lose more than top talent Fast Company
- Millions—literally millions—of workers out there who just discovered that their jobs can, in fact, be done from anywhere. And they’re determined to keep it that way
- People are selling up in Home Counties and moving to UK seaside resorts. Many will have no mortgage because of house price differences, this is compelling for people who after a pandemic want to “live life”.
- Tesla to open up global charging network to other EVs later this year
- Looks like Europe will be the first continent to open up the Tesla Supercharger network. In Europe, there is a standardised charge port. Everywhere else Tesla uses a proprietary port needing an adapter to be used for non-Tesla cars.
- 16-Year-Old HP Printer-Driver Bug Impacts Millions of Windows Machines
- Researchers have released technical details on a high-severity privilege-escalation flaw in HP printer drivers (also used by Samsung and Xerox), which impacts hundreds of millions of Windows machines.
- Some Windows machines may already have the vulnerable driver without even running a dedicated installation file, researchers warned, since it comes with Microsoft Windows via Windows Update.
Recommendations:
- How To Become A Tyrant - Netflix