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Interesting Stuff 2008-09-23

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Alan Connor | 10:41 UK time, Tuesday, 23 September 2008

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At the blog for ("a two day conference and workshop aimed at making the web a more accessible place"), some slides from :

Jonathan Hassell of the ±«Óãtv did a joint presentation with Phil Teare on the impacts and symptoms of dyslexia on web design and usability. Jonathan goes through the results of a ±«Óãtv research and gives some tips on how to not block out dyslexic users completely.

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electric_proms08.pngSecurity writer Graham Cluley picks up on about spam received by subscibers to the mailing list for Electric Proms and adds:

Long time followers of news on the Sophos website will know that this is not the first time that a ±«Óãtv mailing list has sent an unauthorised message. Five years ago, ardent fans of The Archers, the world's longest running drama serial, were a copy of the Sobig worm.

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Another Interesting Stuff; another interesting conference write-up from Backstage's Rain Ashford [see previous]. This one's from the at Wembley Stadium, with .

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From the abstracts for PyCon UK, by ±«Óãtv Research's Michael Sparks:

Kamaelia is designed as a toolkit for making concurrent software systems that are maintainable using a component based approach very similar to Unix pipelines. It was originally designed for use in a network systems environment and so is designed with systems that are naturally highly concurrent in mind - mainly from the perspective of trying to make it simple to comprehend unknown systems.

Update 2008-09-24: After some with Michael, we can now see the slides:

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programmes_posts.pngFinally, now that everything the ±«Óãtv broadcasts gets its own permanent page, which ones are people about?

Alan Connor is co-editor, ±«Óãtv Internet Blog.

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