Everybody should feel free to communicate with others What can be more normal than that? But, many times, when we want to add more structure, more processes and order into an operation, exactly this order creates communication channels (read: rules) in such a way that prevents people to communicate with the others. This is a […]
I received from the CompTIA Smartbrief newsletter a notification about an interesting article: PayPal security guru: No one is safe from threats This is the article PayPal security chief on Epsilon breach and more written by Elinor Mills of Cnet. I agree with most of the comments of Mr. Barret until this one: Q: Is […]
Amazon Cloud Drive is like a hard drive in the cloud available only through the web browser. You can store your music, videos, photos, and documents on Amazon’s secure servers. It also accepts malware 🙂 Uploading the eicar.com test file produced no warning. Pity… More details and a free account can be obtained here: https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/
I finally found some time to change the website from the old design in dark colors to a WordPress (statical) blog. The new design is simpler and it is only on one single level. I got rid of all the old things and left only what is relevant. Here is the structure with links: Home […]
I recently installed IE9 because it is the latest which Microsoft produced. I was curious how my website looks like so I told myself that wouldn’t be a bad idea to compare this website in various browsers. I took Google’s Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and IE9, the latest version at the moment of writing this post. […]
Five Apple Security Myths — and the Disturbing Truths Five hard lessons With that in mind, here are five Apple security myths — and the brutal truth behind each: Myth: I don’t need antivirus and spam protection because I work on a Mac. Truth: The Mac OS X operating system is targeted less frequently by […]
Porting Linux* Applications to 64-bit Intel® Architecture Porting MacOSX Applications to 64-bit Intel® Architecture Porting Windows applications (32-bit) to 64-bit Intel® Architecture
The direct link to the document is here: Scrum on 1 page The source of the document is here: http://scrum-master.de/Downloads/Scrum_on_a_Page (German)
Have you seen this page : https://www.botfrei.de/decleaner.html#avira Avira has released the long awaited DE-Cleaner, which is a standalone tool intended to scan a PC without installing any drivers and registry keys. But, if the Avira DE-Cleaner detects that an Avira Premium or Personal Product is installed, it will use its drivers 😉 Cool…
I use OpenVPN to be able to connect to the company’s network when I am away. If you ever worked with this tool, you know that it is not so easy to install it on a 64 bit Windows and it is even harder to do this on Windows 7. So, it seems normal that […]
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