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XML IP parser

There is crying need for legacy systems to talk to modern databases. What is needed is an XML parser Analogue to digital Most systems have an analogue output consisting of a straight forward 0/1 wire. All the that is needed is to connect this to a PI/Ardiuno XML parser. This allows the signal to be converted to an XML data signal and connect to the web. This can easily be done by Raspberry Pi OR Arduino. The system is designed to take most signal inputs and output it directly to a push XML signal. This can then either be transmitted via internet to connect to either an existing database or trigger or an action. Uses This is perfect for interfacing legacy technology with new systems or IFTTT systems. Ie for example in the UK there is movement to integrate all vehicle monitoring equipment to online government systems. This can now be done easily. Please feel free to share and comment below. Copyright - Mike Nash 2019

Don't panic! The social digital police is coming

The explosion of user generated content is creating a tidal wave of transgressions in our ever changing society. Whether its illegal activity or deep fake propaganda, the volume will test the integrity of new media technology and its possible risk in destabilising society.  The speed and volume of content is swamping authorities and network providers which are struggling to keep up. The only way to resolve this is to have a universal flagging system to highlight problematic content. This could appear alongside content. If you see an issue simply push the alert button and the content is highlighted to be reviewed. The higher the volumes of alerts the bigger priority. In order to administer this content, vast 'Digital guardian angels' will be created to review this content. Whether they are human or AI police bots, these digital police will play a pivotal roll upholding the integrity of the web as well as minimising exposure to such content. They will be either paid as a