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Computer Fraud and Abuse Act Absurdity
The WSJ recently published an article titled “Should Faking a Name on Facebook Be a Felony?” There are even web pages that help you become someone else. What do you think about this? I’m convinced this computer honesty discussion is getting … Continue reading
Blog Theme Changes
I’m experimenting with new themes for Increa Blog. Feedback appreciated. Connections 1.0 by Patricia Muller, Patricia Muller, has been great, however one thing annoyed me, and a newer feature of other themes attracted me. Specifically, I could find no way … Continue reading
Can Excel 2007 Open an Open Office .ods File ?
DON’T DO IT! Some topics just deserve more coverage. This made me hopping mad today. Microsoft Excel 2007 will peacefully and silently open and edit an Open Office .ods spreadsheet. Saves without making a single complaint. Problem: All the formulas … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, consumer products, excel, microsoft, open office
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False Safety in Cloud Computing
In the WSJ today, an article appeared, titled, “Seeking Safety in Clouds“. Basically, small and medium businesses are flocking to cloud computing or outsourced IT solutions for data security and integrity. News for you all: the risks are not better … Continue reading
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Tagged cloud computing, computers, encryption, jobs, linux, mobile devices, small business
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