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January is always a good month to start something new: a soon-to-be-ignored gym membership, a holistic-detox-cleansing diet you’ll realize is nonsense by Day Three, or, trying new productivity software, sites and services to save you time and headaches…
If you’d like to load up your new Windows computer with new software, check out this list of the 11 most popular downloads of 2011.
Did you get a new Mac computer over the holidays and don’t know where to start? Here’s a look at the year’s most downloaded software — many of which are free to use.
That’s it! Nothing else to add……… the headline says it all folks! Now the reason I put it up this morning is to make a point. This headline will draw more readers than just about anything else I can do on this publication boys and girls! I could write on just about any subject, or [...]
Time magazine named The Protester its 2011 “Person of the Year” because, for decades till recently, most protests “seemed ineffectual and irrelevant.” That’s just silly. You can always find resistance and, depending on how you judge, it’s often relevan…
Read ’2011 Year of the Dupe’ by Global Research. You’ll enjoy it and appreciate some truth for a change. – Syndicated from http://www.exciteddelirium.ca
You think we are done? stratfor was the beginning. Many more whitehats and intelligence targets to go. We are #antisec. We are Anonymous.by “Sabu”As originally posted on: The Real Sabu (anonymouSabu) on TwitterDecember 25, 2011
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If they can’t throttle you, they’ll make you pay
Fans of classic arcade games – such as Ms. Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Joust and Galaga – can now play these and more on their iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. But here’s what you need to know in order to pull it off.
Tory government pulls controversial online security bills, but concerns remain
VICTORIA—It won’t be long before Canadian privacy laws regarding tele…
Before you complain about the cost of media, here’s a look at how much we were paying before the pre-digital revolution.
Some people in the entertainment business would think Louis C.K. was crazy for releasing a video that he expressly stated you could burn to a DVD and share, but that’s exactly what he did. And it paid off, big time.
It’s that time of the year again, when Internet search giants release their Top 10 lists of what we searched for the most over the past 12 months. Here’s what Google Canada has found. And guess what, tech is pretty hot, which makes us happy.
Greenpeace has worked with Facebook to convert Facebook’s coal-powered datacentres to environmentally friends power sources. In April 2011, a Greenpeace report, How Dirty is your Data?, calculated that 53.2% of Facebook’s electricity was g…
Dear Readers; Let this be a lesson to you not to let your guard down for a second when it comes to malicious viruses! I was on a site I trust this morning when a pop-up appeared telling me the site needed to access the Internet. What I didn’t know was that it wasn’t the [...]
Canada’s copyright and digital policies aren’t working. That’s what I’m hearing from artists, independent Internet service providers, and consumers.
Our laws are out of date; they were written before file sharing or Facebook, before iPods or BitTorrent…
The protesters’ arsenal includes a censor-yourself app for Twitter, email and status updates
Language (pre-history) Written Language (circa 3200 BC) The Printing Press (circa 1440 ) (Johannes Gutenberg) Telephone (1861/1875) Radio Broadcasting (circa 1910) Television Broadcasting (1928/1936) The Internet (1969) (ARPANET) Smart Phones (1992) (R…