Life is short: get hacked. A bad day for cheaters.
So, a group of hackers calling themselves the Impact Team have followed up on their threat to release the personal
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Windows 10 For Dummies by Andy Rathbone (book review and computer software analysis part 1).
Irrespective of not having Windows 10 to hand, I immediately started reading ‘The Windows 10 For Dummies’ book when it
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G is for Google: W is for World Conquest.
Possibly as part of its plans to take over the world with it’s own private army of killer robots while its
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Editorial – August 2015: I’m beginning to think of August as computer month.
There are times when being first isn’t an advantage. Hello everyone Before I change to a different subject, for
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The Geek’s Guide To Having A New Computer by GF Willmetts
or The List And Reasons For Doing Certain Things With Your Computer Periodically, we all have to change our
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Pixels (film review by Frank Ochieng)
Nostalgia can be something to revisit as a decent form of escapism from one’s current worries. It feels so refreshing
Read MoreEditorial – July 2015 : Is your computer your closest friend? (editorial)
Hello everyone Although tablets and mobile phones are close contenders, even if I don’t use them myself, the closest bit
Read MoreEditorial – June 2015 : What and who do you trust?
Hello everyone Ever had one of those months? Meet mine. One day happily typing on my laptop, the next an
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Help save humanity from asteroid extinction with a single download.
A software application based on an algorithm created by a NASA challenge has the potential to increase the number of
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The Glass Cage by Nicholas Carr (book review).
Computerised driven machines are making us complacent is probably the strongest message from Nicholas Carr’s book ‘The Glass Cage’. It
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