Beautiful Photos Are Just a Click Away

If you enjoy breathtaking photos, you’ll enjoy 500px It’s always nice when a new startup comes along with pockets lined by venture capitalists. We wish our pockets were lined by venture capitalists, but they’re not. But it’s nice to see that venture capitalists help fund some new startups that are worthwhile. In this case, it’s 500px, a gallery… Read More »

Malware Killer — We Kill Malware Dead

DUE TO YOUR EXCEPTIONAL RESPONSE WE ARE EXTENDING THIS SALE THROUGH JULY 14, 2014 Our Malware Killer & PC Tune-up Special! We’ll connect to your computer and: Clean all malware, Trojans, viruses, and malware toolbars from your computer Clean and optimize your computer Remove your current antivirus correctly & completely Install and configure Emsisoft Anti-Malware and Anti-virus (Includes… Read More »

You can run but you can’t hide

The NSA Is Targeting Users of Privacy Services, Leaked Code Shows If you use Tor or any of a number of other privacy services online or even visit their web sites to read about the services, there’s a good chance your IP address has been collected and stored by the NSA, according to top-secret source code for a… Read More »

So…

So So, my name is Pedro. I’m from Mexico and I’m on assignment in Moldova. I’ve taken so many English courses in my life, but I’m so confused by the language. I so need to learn it well. So I’ve been taking remedial English courses here in Moldova (that’s where I have been living for the past 18… Read More »

Wrong Way Windows 8.x

Windows 8.x goes into reverse gear — loses market share as both Windows 7 and XP show growth By Wayne Williams I’ll be honest, although Windows 8.x losing market share is a shocking state of affairs — and a new low for an operating system which has struggled since launch — it’s something that’s been coming for a… Read More »

Could Windows 9’s Killer Feature See It Outsell Windows 7?

Could Windows 9’s Killer Feature See It Outsell Windows 7? If there’s one thing that Microsoft  is keen to achieve with each iteration of its operating system, it’s universal appeal. We last saw this with Windows 7, which admittedly was launched at the start of the tablet and touchscreen notebook craze, but nonetheless, it’s the last operating system I remember that all my… Read More »