Articles
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Understanding the intelligence cycle offers key benefits. It provides a structured approach to data analysis, enabling informed decision-making and better anticipation of challenges and opportunities and enhances critical thinking, fostering an analytical mindset for complex situations.
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In a world where our phones are smarter than us, ICT revolutionizes life, leaving us blissfully illiterate. Legislation like GDPR ensures our data is ‘fairly’ handled—like a toddler with a cupcake, but with a better outcome!
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So, the whole “show don’t tell” thing in writing is about mixing action and emotions instead of just stating them, making stories more engaging. It’s about creating atmosphere without overexplaining or boring readers.
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La Haine is a provocative exploration of urban disillusionment, depicting three friends navigating violence, justice, and societal decay in Paris. Its characters personify archetypes that challenge traditional narratives, exposing the harsh realities of marginalized youth…
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Some 550 refugees arrived in Shannon Airport on the 26th of November 1956, nearly all of which were housed at an army camp in Knockalisheen, Co. Claire. In 2022, the Hungarian population of Ireland was around 8,500. In this intercultural snapshot, I take a quick look at the history of Hungarian immigration to Ireland and…
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Creating a new function or assignment in Haskell means creating a new scope. A scope in programming terms relates to the context in which data and code are used – effectively what your program “sees” when typing in named functions and variables…
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One of the biggest headaches when working in JavaScript is that it has no implementation of namespaces or modules – custom functions you define may accidentally overwrite existing functions in your code or in any of the libraries that you use, making it easy to accidentally declare global variables, mess up your scope, and introduce…
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In this article we look at the DH process, its uses, and the mathematics behind it.
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Passwords are the proverbial bread & butter to any sound security strategy aimed at protecting access to our digital data and consequently, one of the most prominent threat vectors potential hackers will target.
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Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a culmination of the principles of Zero Trust to provide secure remote access to networks, data, and devices by providing granular control to specific resources and ongoing security checks of connected devices.
Giuseppe Gillespie Writing 