Interesting Links for 21-6-2011

• Left wing? Want to know who to waste your time hating? Gotcha guide right here...
  (tags: hate politics uk)
• BBC to dramatise Life Of Brian controversy in new film. I remember when it was scandalous!
  (tags: montypython comedy blasphemy uk law religion christianity)
• WikiLeaks Guide/Critical Infrastructure. Visualising which locations around the world the US deems "critical".
  (tags: politics usa wikileaks government globalization)
• We have two sets of working memory - one on each side of the brain
  (tags: brain memory psychology)
• The problem with financial markets is much information is well hidden.
  (tags: economics finance business politics)
• You don't understand something until you think it's obvious.
  (tags: education learning thought)
• Judge Rules Reposting Entire Article Is Fair Use
  (tags: copyright fair_use usa law)
• How an infinite piece of string can be shorter than two inches (told in language a child can understand)
  (tags: infinity length mathematics)
• Cocaine addiction linked to brain abnormalities (the bits that help you make good decisions)
  (tags: cocaine addiction brain)
• Scotland's TV goes entirely digital today.
  (tags: tv scotland digital)
• Linux ARM support - an ugly mess
  (tags: linux arm kernel software linustorvalds)
• The end of cheap labour in China
  (tags: china globalization outsourcing)
• A Game Of Thrones Holiday Special - The Best Christmas Special since Star Wars!
  (tags: funny GameOfThrones)
• Tory-only government would have been tougher on immigration and welfare.
  (tags: conservatives politics uk)
• World's oceans in much worse shape than previously thought
  (tags: environment ocean)
• Head of Equality and Human Rights Commission says that religion is essentail to being human.
  (tags: religion uk EpicFail)

Strength Through Security. Security Through Faith.

[Poll #1754082]

The context being the recent security apocalypses at Sony (repeated breaches, where they were storing credit card details openly, and passwords in plain text), the US Senate (likewise), and now possibly the UK census.