Tracking Cookies: Much to Do About Nothing I don’t think I’ve ever seen as much to do about nothing as I’ve seen recently over Google’s decision to combine all their separate privacy policies into one. And then there’s the flap over cookies. Cookies can’t identify you personally – no matter what you have read – it isn’t true.… Read More »
The Things We Cannot See The wind howls from the south and rattles the windows. I watch the storm and revel in its power, surrendering to its majesty, and admiring its beauty and strength, I sit mesmerized by the window. It occurs to me that no one really knows where the wind comes from or to where it… Read More »
PaperBackSwap If you’re anything like us, you have lots and lots of paperback books laying around. One of our passions, besides computers, is reading. We both love to read and we both have tons of paperback books. Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to trade some of those old paperback books for other paperback books we’d like… Read More »
Malware Is “Everyware” We have been recommending Emsisoft for about 2 years now, and our confidence in the program and the people behind it has only gotten stronger. Emisoft remains THE ONLY antivirus/anti-malware that protects you from virus, Trojans, rootkits, PUPs and other malware. This is not an ad for Emsisoft…below is an article by ghacks that… Read More »
Worldometers Hey! Hey! What do you say? How many people starved today? Hey! Hey! What do you say? How much food did we toss today? I’ve often thought that the sanest people in the world are the people we lock away and call insane. They may be the only sane ones. The world’s sure gone crazy. Doesn’t it… Read More »
Melancholy Midnight Spring is a week away, but time passes so quickly at my age that I find myself remembering and reliving summers past. Not even spring and I’m dreaming of summer and I can already smell autumn in the air. Time plays tricks on me – and before I know it – I’ll be out of time. Each… Read More »