[LINK] Triple Zero Call Access for All Australians

... “This is not just a country versus city issue,” she said. “No matter who you are, you drive through mobile blackspots all the time.” ... -- David Boxall

[LINK] National Black Spot map

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Re: [LINK] How fast is the NBN?

Hello all May I add the following. - Even a single mode fibre can do Tbps. Limitations are the cost and availability of the electronic equipment to extract the data at the end points. The latter will evolve with innovation. The reason why fibre can do Tbps is because of the available

Re: [LINK] Cyberwar: Hypothetical Scenario for Teaching ICT Ethics

On Sat, 2016-02-27 at 10:18 +1100, Tom Worthington wrote: > will be happy if they think about: "Is it ethical to be involved in > planning such an attack?" It's a fascinating question. Watch out for, and point out to the class, the tendency people have to construct hyper-detailed watertight

[LINK] Nissan Disables Its Smartphone App After Hackers Use It to Control Leaf Electric Car

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Re: [LINK] Cyberwar: Hypothetical Scenario for Teaching ICT Ethics

On 25/02/16 09:55, Roger Clarke wrote: Presumbly you want 'softer' alternatives to emerge, rather than lead them by the nose? The class includes undergraduates with limited experience, so some "scaffolding" is needed. With the new Australian 2016 Defence White Paper, proposing 800 new jobs

Re: [LINK] How fast is the NBN?

At 05:07 AM 27/02/2016, Frank O'Connor wrote: >And no matter what you say … the range of radio frequencies (and hence >cchannel and data carrying capacity) is vastly limited compared to it’s >electromagnetic cousin, light. And that doesn’t even begin to look at >problems of scalability,