This is pretty cool, over 200 YouTube videos created by a Princeton professor about networking. You could do worse than keep these bookmarked to learn about computer networks!
Watch More Than 200 Free Videos To Learn About Computer Networking
Here’s a good question regarding Trillian from Mumble Daily : If it can handle some connections through a proxy server and others not that’ll be real cool. We’ll see, though, how flexible it is. Now since I’m not using a proxy at home, and it would violate the security policy I wrote to install Trillian…
Like I didn’t have enough to do after spending 5-days almost entirely disconnected from the Internet, and having work projects pile up on me while we were gone, when I finally did connect my laptop to the Internet this morning, I was prompted about version 7.5 of Grisoft’s free anti-virus tool, and informed that the…
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This is the idea behind Presntation.io, which I saw this post about this week. In a nutshell: Presentation.io does this by allowing the members of your audience to see your slides on their laptops, iPads, and Android tablets and watch them change when you advance your slides. This ensures that everyone is on the same…
I have been concerned about the idea of trusting “crowd-sourced” data to influence how decisions are made with technology for awhile now. Mostly, it’s been with social media and “reporting” tools, which seem to me to be very easy to influence. For example, fake news reports, or harassment reports are an all-too-easy way to simply…
” We might be working longer simply because we’re so unproductive.On our mobile devices, we’re doing two damaging things constantly: Multitasking Context switching Multitasking destroys our productivity, our brains simply can’t handle it, and context switching makes us constantly lose what we were doing and restart.” This sounds about right. Even working from home without…
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