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Dust causes equipment failure

Posted on June 29, 2011 by Matthew Slyman

Dust accumulation blocks cooling, causes short-circuits and ultimately causes explosions or electrical fires. Continue reading →

Santander Business Banking

Posted on June 9, 2011 by Matthew Slyman

Review of Santander's FREE UK business banking services. Continue reading →

Prudent use of heat by-products

Posted on May 21, 2011 by Matthew Slyman

Gigawatts of electrical energy are wastefully converted directly into heat! Support scientific research while heating your home, without extra cost. Continue reading →

On retrospective virtue

Posted on March 9, 2011 by Matthew Slyman

LSE students are now protesting about links between their college and the Gaddafi family that have existed for years.  LSE responded by investigating claims of plagiarism of a PhD thesis submitted and approved years ago.  Why the about-face by LSE? Continue reading →

MergeSort VBA Collection

Posted on March 4, 2011 by Matthew Slyman

VBA's Collection object provides convenient ways to handle sets of data, objects etc., but does not natively implement sorting methods.  Here is a VBA MergeSort algorithm for VBA Collections. Continue reading →

Improving login timeout ergonomics

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Matthew Slyman

To prevent brute-force attacks, secure computer systems limit login attempts.  Traditionally, only three unsuccessful attempts are permitted.  This approach disincentivises the selection of strong passwords.  This article presents improvements to login timeout ergonomics that increase overall system security. Continue reading →

ARM to dominate microprocessor architecture

Posted on February 25, 2011 by Matthew Slyman

ARM (Advanced RISC Machine) appears set to dominate microprocessor architecture.  The Intel x86 processor market is facing its most serious threat for over a decade, as Microsoft announces that Windows 8 will support ARM's ISA. Continue reading →

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