It appears to be still available as a podcast:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0092j0x
At the time I remember being struck by the possibly of her being influenced by Arkwright's 'programmable' spinning machines
On a related note, I have had to learn to watch where I leave my Iphone 4 on my desktop. If it is left covering my lenovo usb mouse cable, I have bother with the mouse jumping all over my screen. Try it! Just unlocking my Iphone causes the browser to scroll all over the place. I wonder if this could be developed to do more.
I have been wondering about this re my utility meters. Currently my teleswitch (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teleswitch) enabled electricity meter is read a few times a year, and these readings are clearly the properly of my provider. However in an IOT world my electricity consumption would be continuously available as part of maximising use of solar or off peak rates etc. But who owns my consumption data? No doubt my provider, who owns the meter, would find somebody to sell it to and equally, various 'security' agencies would insist they had to have full access to it. I am sure that careful examination it of could reveal tons of personal info.
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It appears to be still available as a podcast: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0092j0x At the time I remember being struck by the possibly of her being influenced by Arkwright's 'programmable' spinning machines
On a related note, I have had to learn to watch where I leave my Iphone 4 on my desktop. If it is left covering my lenovo usb mouse cable, I have bother with the mouse jumping all over my screen. Try it! Just unlocking my Iphone causes the browser to scroll all over the place. I wonder if this could be developed to do more.
Far sooner than I thought. I believe this means that ACTA and similar orgs have successfully argued for access to this 'threat' data.
I have been wondering about this re my utility meters. Currently my teleswitch (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teleswitch) enabled electricity meter is read a few times a year, and these readings are clearly the properly of my provider. However in an IOT world my electricity consumption would be continuously available as part of maximising use of solar or off peak rates etc. But who owns my consumption data? No doubt my provider, who owns the meter, would find somebody to sell it to and equally, various 'security' agencies would insist they had to have full access to it. I am sure that careful examination it of could reveal tons of personal info.