It's early October, 2019. The newest macOS and iOS updates are out. Thinking about updating? READ THIS!
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My take on the current state of iOS vs. Android.
iOS vs Android: No Winner Here
If you’ve been on the internet for more than a few months, you’ve probably heard about a large number of data breaches that have been happening recently. The website HaveIBeenPwned is a great resource that lets a visitor put in an email address and see whether or not that email […]
Monitor Password Breaches with Firefox Monitor
With the newest iPads announced at Apple’s event just a few days ago, I thought that it might be worth updating my tablet recommendations since I first posted about using a tablet as a digital music reader years ago. iPads Although not everyone is an Apple fan, and certainly there […]
Digital Music Reader: Buying Guide [Updated Sept 2019]
Junk mail, spam email, robocalls, and now…spam Google calendar events. I had the delightful experience of getting some of this spam about 2 weeks ago. Basically I just saw a repeating event for “Win a new iPhone” every day at 6-9pm that endlessly repeated. While this is definitely an annoying […]
Google Calendar Spam is 2019’s Junk Mail
While I usually fill this space with some technology news (or something depressing in the realm of security and privacy), this past week I’ve gotten a little sidetracked. It started when I started reading this article on the favorite Ars Technica video games from 1998-2008. That article led to lots […]
So I Got Sidetracked…
One of the most popular ways for people to get infected by malware is through email. One of my first online jobs was working for a company that is involved in email spam filtering. I still work for that company occasionally, and while it’s true that the technology to filter […]
Understanding Email Headers
The Windows Bluekeep vulnerability was already bad. Now it's even worse.