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There was no valedictorian and other observations on the way to my graduation
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Last month I graduated from the Criminology Department of the University of Leicester with a Master of Science degree in Security and Risk M...
Life after the University of Leicester, pronounced Lester, plus academic bang for bucks
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(In which the author gets back to his blog after a virtual expedition to a place called Leicester...) I was going to start this blog post wi...
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50 Shades of White Privilege: #1 Birth and #2 Education
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[ Update : I originally published this post in October of 2014 when public discussion of "White Privilege" surfaced in mainstream ...
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Talking cybersecurity futures at TEDx San Diego
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What can we do to ensure a better future for technology? A future with less cybercrime and more trust in digital technology? I addressed the...
The ethics of faking it until you make it
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The advice to "fake it until you make it" has popped up several times recently in my online meanderings, raising some interesting ...
Privacy for Business
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I published "Privacy for Business: Web sites and email" in 2002. Much of the content about privacy principles in business is still...
How to fix your Google Chrome bookmarks if you can't stand the new "enhanced design"
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Has Google messed up your Chrome bookmarks with its "new, improved" bookmark system? Don't panic! You can fix it and go back t...
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Taxes, Lady Godiva, Coventry, privacy, and the first Peeping Tom
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Naked Woman on Horseback might sound like a porn video but it's also a timely topic for the month of April, the month when taxes are fr...
Complacency is the curse of comfort
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A writer once wrote: Complacency is the curse of comfort. I think what he means is that a comfortable life can lead us to become complacent ...
Crossing the North Atlantic: 1 plane, 3 ships, and a guitarist
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I came to America on a ship. That statement, which is true, can be useful in conversations. For example, when I want to emphasize my age. At...
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