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Alex Campbell

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Okayest #energy economist. Recovering tech journo. Energy systems MS. Marine vet. Has #ADHD. Father of huskies. Shitposts. Speaks #Python. Demi 🖤🤍💜 He/him.

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Alex is our resident Linux geek. If there's a PC sitting around, chances are he's just itching to install Ubuntu or Arch on it. Alex came to Maximum PC after graduating with a degree in journalism from Cal State Long Beach and working for PCWorld. Before that, Alex served in the U.S. Marines for five years. And before that, he was studying computer science in community college.

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The Visibility Challenge Nobody Asked For

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By Alex Campbell
| security.com
Today, nearly all web traffic is encrypted, making SSL/TLS inspection critical for detecting threats within encrypted channels. The performance tradeoffs that once limited inspection are becoming harder to justify as encrypted traffic continues to grow. Modern visibility tools help organizations inspect encrypted traffic at scale while maintaining performance, privacy, and compliance. Encryption is the bedrock of digital trust.
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Bindbridge raises $3.8 million to develop next-generation crop protection using targeted protein degradation

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By George T. Crane, Alex Campbell, Simeon Spasov
| Agroempresario
UK-based agtech startup Bindbridge has secured $3.8 million in funding to accelerate the development of next-generation crop protection products using a technology known as targeted protein degradation. The investment, led by Nucleus Capital and Speedinvest, will support early laboratory testing of its first compounds and partnerships with major agrochemical companies, according to AgFunderNews.
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Software and copyright: key takeaways from Edozo v Valos

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By Alex Campbell
| Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions
In brief The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court has struck out claims alleging indirect copyright infringement of computer source code through copying of software functionality, confirming the boundaries of software copyright protection. Developers remain free to create functionally equivalent software through independent programming, provided they do not copy (whether directly or indirectly) the source code of competitors' products.
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