Stuart

@David_Cameron If a British citizen with an iPhone purchased in France and roaming in Germany iMessages a Chinese citizen … (1)

— Stuart Shelton (@srcshelton) July 31, 2015

@David_Cameron … communications by Apple: an American company legally based in Luxembourg? (3)http://t.co/j8Y2eCuu15 from @TheRealRevK

— Stuart Shelton (@srcshelton) July 31, 2015

@virginmedia Well, it's not really, is it? Safari's auto-generated passwords are classed as "Too long" and than "Invalid" due to hyphens 🙁

— Stuart Shelton (@srcshelton) July 31, 2015

… @virginmedia Worse, why impose such a short max. length unless you're storing the password rather than hashing it and storing the result?

— Stuart Shelton (@srcshelton) July 31, 2015

@watfordjc @virginmedia Wow – there aren't separate passwords for online and telephone? Shouldn't telephone auth. come from other factors?

— Stuart Shelton (@srcshelton) July 31, 2015

@watfordjc @virginmedia I guess "Yes I do know it – but do you, too?" could have been the start of an …interesting conversation 😉

— Stuart Shelton (@srcshelton) July 31, 2015

@watfordjc @virginmedia That's gotta be a (rather poor) attempt at social-engineering, right? Surely? 😮

— Stuart Shelton (@srcshelton) July 31, 2015

Microsoft's Wi-Fi Sense feature in Windows 10 is a terrible idea: https://t.co/5Nats4YEAM

— Brian Mastenbrook (@bmastenbrook) July 31, 2015

This is pretty good evidence that free museums are a good thing. Sad day, @sciencemuseum http://t.co/vCZfSjLlrN https://t.co/S76OGxE5LQ

— Ben CatchYourCough Goldacre (@bengoldacre) August 1, 2015