Superficially Substantial

Looking for “Leave the Candle Burning”? Click here Superficially Substantial There are times in your life when you have to step back and look at your life in a critical way. When you look at where you’ve been, where you are and where you are going, you might see things you don’t want to see. When I was… Read More »

Cloudeight Presents: Genie Timeline Home 2014

Genie Timeline 2014 Makes It Easy To Backup Your Computer Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8.x Works on 32bit and 64bit systems Set-It-and-Forget-It-Simplicity Assures That This Is One Backup Program You’ll Actually Use! The number one reason people don’t backup their computers is because most backup programs are somewhat difficult to use. Most all of the… Read More »

Millions of PCs Could Be Vulnerable Thanks to Computrace

Computrace back door could make millions of PCs vulnerable Almost all recent PCs have Absolute Computrace embedded in their BIOS. It’s a product designed to allow companies to track and secure all of their PCs from a single cloud-based console. But researchers at Kaspersky lab have revealed that it often runs without user-consent, persistently activates itself at system boot, and can be… Read More »

Comcast Does It Again!

Another Comcast call recorded, another Comcast apology Is recording the only answer? Ash Semvalavich/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET This call is being recorded to improve customer service. It’s being recorded by the customer. Perhaps this is the message that every Comcast customer should prepare after another unhappy man decides to record a call with the company’s service staff. In… Read More »

Which States Have the Fastest Internet? Is Yours One of Them?

These States Have the Fastest Internet Virginia tops the list, and Alaska comes in last Virginia tops the list of the states with the fastest Internet, with an average Internet speed of 13.7 megabits per second (Mbps), according to Akamai’s “State of the Internet” report for the first quarter of 2014. Massachusetts and Delaware tied for second at 13.1 Mbps,… Read More »

Hackers Want to Change Email Forever

Hackers Unveil Their Plan To Change Email Forever The creator of an ultra-secure email service once said to be used by Edward Snowden unveiled his next project at a major hacker conference Friday: He and others like him want to change the very nature of email forever. Ladar Levison, creator of the Lavabit encrypted email provider, was forced… Read More »