Did you know there's a great way to save time when searching the internet or calling up bookmarks every day? Because we geeks search so often, the minutes sure add up.
In case you might be thinking, no, not the cumbersome and bulky toolbars companies are pushing these days. Nor do I recommend using the search bar shown by default on the major browsers. All any of them really accomplish is to waste valuable screen real-estate, space that could be much better allocated to whatever new fetish you're into this week.
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
2010-01-10
Indispensable Software
Below is a list of some of the best free and open source software available. Software that has become indispensable in professional life. I've chosen those that are cross-platform; learn them well, and you can use them on every PC (w/ Win/Mac/Lin) you come across.
For students, these are an amazing set of resources and tools to learn, use, experiment on, hack, disassemble, and contribute to. Anyone with determination can be come an expert in any of the areas below and many, many more. It's sure a great time to be a geek.
Why, back in my day, free(dom) software was almost unknown and there were no tools that made experimentation and research as straightforward as today. ((shakes cane))
For students, these are an amazing set of resources and tools to learn, use, experiment on, hack, disassemble, and contribute to. Anyone with determination can be come an expert in any of the areas below and many, many more. It's sure a great time to be a geek.
Why, back in my day, free(dom) software was almost unknown and there were no tools that made experimentation and research as straightforward as today. ((shakes cane))
2010-01-06
Why I don't allow Internet Explorer to run on any of my machines
In this our first article on Security, I thought it would be a good idea to help readers close the biggest vector (direction of vulnerability) through which they can be attacked by malware.
What I am referring to of course is the Internet Explorer (IE) browser, which is installed on every Windows machine.
What I am referring to of course is the Internet Explorer (IE) browser, which is installed on every Windows machine.
"Using IE is like driving a car without brakes."Looking at the issue a bit more objectively, we see IE's problems are three-fold, partly of its own making, partly because of its popularity, and partly the fault of Windows itself.
—ator1940 on zdnet.uk
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