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Announcing 1.1.1.1: the fastest, privacy-first consumer DNS service
April 3rd, 2018 · No Comments
Category: General · Security · Technology
Tags: DNS
Apple Watch Had Record Year With Estimated 18M Shipments in 2017, Topped Entire Swiss Watch Industry Last Quarter – Mac Rumors
February 17th, 2018 · No Comments
So, are we still calling the Apple Watch a failure? Interestingly, it appears that this growth has resulted in Apple Watch shipments coming in higher than all Swiss watch brands combined for the first time last quarter, according to IDC research director Francisco Jeronimo. In other words, Apple is now the biggest watchmaker in the […]
Category: Technology
Tags: apple, Apple Watch, Watch
A Simple Explanation of the Differences Between Meltdown and Spectre
January 4th, 2018 · No Comments
Explanation of the differences between Meltdown and Spectre: Source: A Simple Explanation of the Differences Between Meltdown and Spectre
Category: General · Security · Technology
Tags: AMD, Intel, meltdown, security, spectre
‘Kernel memory leaking’ Intel processor design flaw forces Linux, Windows redesign • The Register
January 3rd, 2018 · No Comments
This seems to be a pretty significant flaw in Intel processors: Source: ‘Kernel memory leaking’ Intel processor design flaw forces Linux, Windows redesign • The Register
Category: General · Security · Technology
Tags: cpu, Intel, Linux, microsoft, OSX
‘$300m in cryptocurrency’ accidentally lost forever due to bug | Technology | The Guardian
November 10th, 2017 · No Comments
Why I think we are NOT ready for cryptocurrency just yet.
Category: General · Technology
Tags: crypto, cryptocurrency, Ethureum
BlackBerry CEO Promises To Try To Break Customers’ Encryption If The US Gov’t Asks Him To | Techdirt
October 30th, 2017 · No Comments
Just in case you were ever under the impression that BlackBerry was secure. I’ve always told people it isn’t as secure as they want you to believe: Source: BlackBerry CEO Promises To Try To Break Customers’ Encryption If The US Gov’t Asks Him To | Techdirt
Category: General · Security · Technology
Tags: BlackBerry, secure, security
Equifax Deserves the Corporate Death Penalty | WIRED
October 23rd, 2017 · No Comments
Agreed: Equifax Deserves the Corporate Death Penalty | WIRED
Category: Customer Service · General · Technology
Tags: corporate, Equifax, security
Why you need StatCounter if you use Google Adwords – StatCounter Blog
October 8th, 2017 · No Comments
This sort of thing has been going on since the very first ad click was ever clicked, well before Google got into the business. I worked with lot of ad click advertisers throughout the years and would usually have my own separate tracking. Source: Why you need StatCounter if you use Google Adwords – StatCounter […]
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Daring Fireball: Trump’s FCC Commissioner Calls on Apple to ‘Activate’ iPhone FM Antennas That No Longer Exist
September 29th, 2017 · No Comments
What’s absurd is that the FCC commissioner would take his understanding of the iPhone’s technical capabilities from a newspaper editorial rather than from Apple’s own FCC regulatory filings, which I’m pretty sure would show that they’re not capable of acting as FM radios.
Category: Apple iOS · General · Technology
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‘Radical and overreaching’: Bell wants Canadians blocked from piracy websites
September 27th, 2017 · No Comments
The CRTC is not much good for anything. Not that this isn’t a horrible idea to begin with: Canada is a safe haven for internet pirates, Bell Canada says. The telecom giant wants the federal government to fight back by blocking Canadians’ access to piracy websites and stiffening the penalties for violations. Source: ‘Radical and […]
Category: General · Technology
Tags: bell canada, Cable television, isp