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 The WePay Surge: Why They May Dethrone PayPal
Posted on July, 13 2015
The WePay Surge: Why They May...

We’ve reminded you here in this column before of one critical and forgotten truth when it comes to online supremacy: all empires crumble.  As much as we list the Lycos’s and Compuserve’s of the online world, though, this truth...

 The Living Room Convergence
Posted on July, 13 2015
The Living Room Convergence

Back in 2004, we started hearing the words “Living Room Convergence.” This was a marvelous idea that one day all of our data would be easily accessible through a computer, Laptop, etc. This would replace our pile of DVDs and CDs along...

 The New Face of Emplyment: Freelancers
Posted on July, 13 2015
The New Face of Emplyment: Fre...

Since the 2008, market failure and the subsequent problems following it, the face of employment has changed drastically. Employers are trying to develop new ways to lower the cost of doing business, not out of being cheap, but in actual need to k...

 Clickjacking: What is it and How You Can Protect Y...
Posted on July, 13 2015
Clickjacking: What is it and H...

Lately, there has been a lot on the news about this type of computer attack called “click-jacking” where, through the use of web pages, hackers are cheating people out of millions of dollars by setting them up with fraudulent purchases as...

 The Resurgence of Apache
Posted on July, 13 2015
The Resurgence of Apache

Evolution occurs at such a lightning-fast pace on the World Wide Web that almost nothing maintains dominance for very long.  Things like Google as a search engine and Flash as a primary video streaming service are the exception rather than the r...

 Usenet: The Outsiders Guide to the Internet’s Olde...
Posted on July, 13 2015
Usenet: The Outsiders Guide to...

Anyone who has used the internet for more than five years has heard at least once of this thing spoken of in reverent tones called “UseNet.” The problem is, once you find someone who has used this “UseNet” or read a few ar...

Technology
Posted on July, 13 2015
Distributed Computing: What is...

A trend we hear about now and again, mainly in relation to some rather large mathematical projects is ‘distributed computing’. Distributed computing is when you take a large task and break it down into many small parts and have an ent...

Technology
Posted on July, 13 2015
Autism and the iPad: A New Rou...

Over the last year or so, a “quiet revolution” as the parents of autistic children are calling it, has emerged. iPads and their applications are starting to offer new routes to communication for these children who are otherwise locked wit...

Technology
Posted on July, 13 2015
Standing Triumphant: What we c...

Wikipedia is more than just one of the largest and most popular web sites in existence.  It is also a major source of evolution of our understanding of many important cultural concepts.  Wikipedia’s existence alone has forcibly ac...

Technology
Posted on July, 13 2015
A Race to the Top: Streaming V...

Recently, it appears that the entire race has been with streaming video as an entertainment choice for most tech-savvy people on the planet. Netflix has been the trusty old friend who was always available, adding multitudes of new content every m...

Technology
Posted on July, 13 2015
DARPA: The Internet’s Midwife

In the late 1980’s, early 1990’s, DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) of the US began to see how the Internet could become a significant player in the nation’s defense. These exact visionaries were so proud of thei...

Technology
Posted on July, 13 2015
Adobe abandons Flash plug-in f...

Apparently experiencing what Adobe Systems called the “full Web” on mobile devices isn’t so important after all. In what appears to be a momentous about-face, Adobe Systems is scrapping its high-profile effort to bring its Flash...