hidden london
Hidden London: Down Street Station
I have already done the Hidden London Charing Cross Station [https://www.leightley.com/hidden-london-charing-cross-tube-station/] tour and it was great fun. I had
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charing cross
Hidden London: Charing Cross Tube Station
Every year London Transport Museum [https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/] in association with Transport for London [https://tfl.gov.uk/] open a number of stations to allow the
KCMHR
Job Posting: Research Assistant - Department of Defense Project
I did not want to use this blog as a platform for advertising, but this is important. I, along with Professor Fear, are looking for a Research Assistant
amazon
Amazon S3 'public' buckets - Still leaking data...
There has been a lot in the news recently about Amazon S3 [https://aws.amazon.com/s3/] buckets exposing large quantities of personal data, which should have been
IONIC
A year using Ionic to develop smartphone apps
It is coming up to a year since I started using the Ionic [http://ionicframework.com/] framework on the InDEx App [https://www.leightley.com/index-ecosystem-optimising-
new blog
Out with the old, in with the new
A little over a year ago I blogged about my move [https://www.leightley.com/its-a-new-blog/] to the Ghost [https://www.ghost.org] blogging platform.
FG2018
Special Session: Face & Gesture 2018 - RGBD-based Kinematic Data Analysis and Evaluation for Clinical Applications
I will be co-organising a Special Session [http://www2.docm.mmu.ac.uk/STAFF/m.yap/FG2018.htm] at next years Face & Gesture 2018 [http://www.
ThinkDirty
Trusting basic https security in health-related smartphone apps
Almost everyone has a smartphone, it is the primary means connection to the world around us. Over the last few years we have seen an exponential increase in
password
Password Strength Meters - misleading sense of security
Passwords are the main weak link in the security chain between a user and any digital platform; they rely on the user supplying a secure, hard to guess
Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics
Automated Analysis and Quantification of Human Mobility Using a Depth Sensor Featured
A while back I posted [https://leightley.com/journal-of-biomedical-and-health-informatics-paper-accepted-and-published/] about the article Automated Analysis and Quantification of Human Mobility