KeePass

I found a great open source password management tool called KeePass which I wanted to share with you.  If you are like me, you have tons of different passwords you have to remember.  KeePass organizes your passwords and encrypts them, which makes storing your passwords very safe and secure.  The other nice thing is it works with Linux, Windows, and Macs.  The above screenshot is the application freshly installed from my home PC running Ubuntu,...

Net Neutrality & The Internet Freedom Act

Net Neutrality & The Internet Freedom Act

Why the misleadingly named "Internet Freedom Act" threatens innovation and open access online Net neutrality ensures a level playing field for all online services and content For most internet users, the term “net neutrality” might sound like technical jargon, but its implications affect everyone who uses the web. Net neutrality represents a fundamental principle that has shaped the internet as we know it: the idea that all online traffic should be treated equally by Internet...

Web 2.0 & Privacy: Gary Vaynerchuck’s View

For instance, I know a lot of people were up in arms about Google Street View. If you are not familiar with Google Street View, it is basically a car with a camera that drives down streets and takes 360 degree images of everything. So if you go to Google Maps you can type in the address of your home, and you may have a Google Street view of your entire street/community, which I thought...

TikiTag RFID Programming Kit

Source >> Thinkgeek.com "Use the power of RFID Tags for good... not evil with the TikiTag RFID Tag Programming Kit. You get a USB based RFID tag reader and 10 sticker based tags. Slap the RFID tags on any object, then swipe them over the reader and trigger actions on your PC. You can open a web page, control iTunes, send an SMS message, shut down your computer, login to a website, dial up your...

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