by wwarren | Feb 3, 2011 | Internet
First of all, he’s more precise with his numbers: 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,456 And he shows us how to say it: 340- undecillion 282- decillion 366- nonillion 920- octillion 938- septillion 463- sextillion 463- quintillion 374- quadrillion 607-...
by wwarren | Jan 26, 2011 | Cloud Computing, Security
Go do this. At least you won’t be able to have your facebook account stolen when you are on public wifi. To turn on your HTTP connection, go to the “Account Security” section of Facebook’s Account Settings page. Facebook offers users SSL...
by wwarren | Jan 26, 2011 | Internet, Security, Security Alerts
If you want to protect your businesses name then don’t use Facebook since they are now going to post ads using your company’s name and posts in ads to others. I can see possible trademark and copyright infringement here. Better go check your Facebook...
by wwarren | Jan 17, 2011 | Security, Security Alerts
As long as you keep the same rules in mind for text messages as e-mail..you won’t get clobbered by this. Keep in mind a text is nothing more than a shortened e-mail send to your phone. Smishing: scary new malware scam – Technology & science –...
by wwarren | Jan 17, 2011 | Internet
Considering my earlier post about Facebook this isn’t unexpected. If you aren’t already paranoid enough to remove your address and cell phone number from Facebook, today might be the day. Facebook has decided to give its third-party app developers API...
