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BBC News - Post Office paid £600m to continue using Horizon
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BBC News - Post Office paid £600m to continue using Horizon
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No, I don't want to be reminded how you're capturing data on my every move and using it to sell your product.
Can we stop this now please
Thanks to @cameronordsmith.bsky.social for the language lesson!
To Hell With Good Intentions, Silicon Valley Edition open.substack.com/pub/theconvi...
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Did a movie emoji quiz last night. This one stumped people. Fairly recent, very famous movie. Anyone?
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Thanks for calling this out.
Feeling a lot safer to post here than on X, hopefully will say something interesting...
Fantastic episode - a founder who developed a specialist travel insurance company around the needs of people with health issues. 'User centred insurance' isn't a natural phrase...
The orgs quoted in the article are doing great things but must be exhausted from banging their heads on that wall.
Hospital admissions resulting in nutrition-related diagnoses in England increased by more than 39% over the past decade. Malnourished children are being treated for scurvy, bow legs, rickets and heart murmurs."