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Building the Perfect Browser
Baby, we’ve come a long way. I remember working with Internet Explorer or Netscape, browsing the web when it was just a matter of “looking for stuff”. Being connected to the internet today means so much more. Recently, I shared my browser with another person who looked at the layout and said “What’s this stuff?”… Continue reading
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The Browser I’ve Always Wanted To Use
On my computer, I’ve always kept the latest copy of Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Chromium, Safari, and Opera – depending upon the computer. It’s not nearly as important now but years ago, it really was important to test your webpages on different browsers as they can render things differently. There’s nothing I find more frustrating… Continue reading
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Good Passwords
Check out the following page. http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-205_162-57539366/the-25-most-common-passwords-of-2012/ This will take you to the 25 most commonly used online passwords in 2012. Are you using any of them? Hmm? @bgrasley and I still marvel that “monkey” is still on the list! I do know some people who have used those in the past. It’s always a piece… Continue reading
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10 worst-case BYOD scenarios (and how to prevent them)
One of my favourite reads when it comes to technology is TechRepublic. Consistently, it provides great insights on topics that I’m interested in. This morning was no different. An article, with the title of this blog post, appeared today and takes on the topic of BYOD. The focus of the article is the business world. However,… Continue reading
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