The World Wide Web turned 25-years-old this year. The Web, all due respect to Al Gore, was created by a man named Tim Berners-Lee. When he first thought of the idea his boss at time called it “vague but exciting”, and allowed Berners-Lee to develop his idea for a World Wide Web on the side. But how much… Read More »
Many of you have Gmail accounts, and because you do, you also have Google Drive, Google Calendar and many other free Google services. And though Google backs up your data seven ways from Sunday, and then backs up the back ups and stores them in several different data centers, you might feel even more comfortable about the safety… Read More »
What? You don’t know why you’d want to do this? Hey, I don’t know why you’d do it either, but it seems that animated gifs have come a long way since the animated smiley days. Besides we’re going to show you the real EB chasing kids around trying to get their candy, where to find a real, honest-to-goodness… Read More »
I sure hope most of you have a good sense of humor — there’s no better humor than absurdity when it’s true. What Earl has to say about TV weathermen is essentially true, although embellished with Earl’s “colorful” language. Anyway, why not share this with you. If you don’t like it? “Wake up, America!”
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ATMs will still run Windows XP –but a bigger shift in security looms The vast majority of bank ATMs around the world currently run on Windows XP. Come April 8, when Microsoft cuts off support for Windows XP, the vast majority of those bank ATMs will still be running XP. While there’s some cause for concern, it’s much… Read More »