Through the Eyes of a Child One of the most endearing aspects of children is their dependency on their parents and adults. They actually – unlike older kids and adults – love to be told what to do, where to go, when to get up, what to wear, etc. Everything is new to them – the world is… Read More »
Europe files anti-trust charges against Google Source: CNN Money The European Commission said Google (GOOG) is promoting its own shopping comparison services over rival products. “The Commission is concerned that users do not necessarily see the most relevant results in response to queries — to the detriment of consumers and rival comparison shopping services,” it said in a… Read More »
All Kinds of Google Chrome Privacy Settings You Probably Never Knew Were There Here’s a tip that fits in the DIDJA KNOW category. There are many privacy settings that are hidden in Chrome that you probably never knew were there. So we’re going to show you have to find them and tell you about some of the settings… Read More »
Teen Changes Wallpaper On Teacher’s Computer; Gets Charged With A Felony By Sheriff’s Office from the CFAA:-Teen-Edition dept Change a teacher’s desktop wallpaper? That’s a felony. (Tampa Bay Times) The Pasco County Sheriff’s Office has charged Domanik Green, an eighth-grader at Paul R. Smith Middle School, with an offense against a computer system and unauthorized access, a felony. Sheriff… Read More »
Spring Cleaning A lot of you live in the northern hemisphere where Mother Nature is now attempting to make spring – and actually this year, she’s doing pretty good job – at least in our neck of the woods. The grass is getting emerald green and I’m staring at my lawn mower wondering just how many more days… Read More »
Why You Should Turn Off Recommended Updates Now Once upon a time, maybe 10 or so years ago, you could just leave Windows Update with its default settings and forget about it. But not so anymore. Microsoft has been using Windows Updates to push unnecessary driver updates, and other things like Bing Bar (several years ago) and now… Read More »