Round up
Links to interesting things:
DDNS Service to block faulty Linksys routers.
Yahoo! IM contains security flaw.
Keeping it fun -Kevin makes a good point!
Lockergnome releases shareware feedreader
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Links to interesting things:
DDNS Service to block faulty Linksys routers.
Yahoo! IM contains security flaw.
Keeping it fun -Kevin makes a good point!
Lockergnome releases shareware feedreader
Follow these topics: Uncategorized
Not that I don’t still like Amphetadesk, but I felt the need to try something new. So I downloaded NewsDesk this morning and it works pretty well. I really like it! Yeah I have a slow day and I go home and look for new freeware to play with, isn’t that always the way? BTW,…
Hmm, now that I read that last post, the thoughts weren’t random at all. I originally started out thinking they would be, but it didn’t last long, I got off on a tangent that wound up being the whole post. I also meant to talk about the fact that I’ve added a handful of blogs…
If you don’t live in Ohio, go ahead and skip ahead in your aggregator. We’ll get back to tech stuff shortly… If you do live in Ohio, and are concerned about possible cuts in the state budget affecting your local library funding, you can go check out these links: If you’re in Columbus, check the…
Don’t just take my word for it though, watch Eva Galperin from the EFF and what she found when she asked people if they had ever been threatened by someone with access to their devices. The response was overwhelming. My takeaways from this: Most of these companies know exactly what they are doing and who…
So this is a problem, right?: Why is it then, that fully 40 percent of companies do not have a formal information governance policy? Half of these have no plan or intention to implement one. And it’s not just a problem in terms of eDiscovery, cost of storage, search-ability, or security. It cuts across all…
Interestingly, Intuit is now saying maybe they were wrong with the anti-piracy stuff they built into TurboTax. It’s interesting though that they claim to want to be very open about the fact that they weren’t installing spyware, but they chose a product that wrote to part of the HD you can’t see. Not the best…