Collaborate Disseminate
Going online has several risks, ranging from identity theft to theft of cash and other items. Some privacy is important as you surf the Internet. You have a choice of two technologies- VPN and SSH to help enhance some protection and privacy. These two … Continue reading SSH vs VPN – What’s The Difference?
If you like to rely on the web to do your electronics and computer math, you’ll want to bookmark FxSolver. It has a wide collection of formulae from disciplines ranging from electronics, computer science, physics, chemistry, and mechanics. There are also the classic math formulations, too.
When you first hit the page you’ll see a message that your solver is currently empty. There’s a sidebar on the left and a search box. To start, try searching for a few things you know you’ll want to use. We did Ohm’s law and a voltage divider, winding up with a custom page …read more
Your eyes pop open in the middle of the night, darting around the darkened bedroom as you wonder why you woke up. Had you heard something? Or was that a dream? The matter is settled with loud pounding on the front door. Heart racing as you see blue and red lights playing through the window, you open the door to see a grim-faced police officer standing there. “There’s been a hazardous materials accident on the highway,” he intones. “We need to completely evacuate this neighborhood. Gather what you need and be ready to leave in 15 minutes.”
Most people will …read more
Continue reading Ask Hackaday: What’s in Your Digital Bugout Bag?
TLS 1.3 is nearly upon us, and with it comes a more secure way to do business online. We look at some of the changes coming into force soon.
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Kat Lo is studying the largely thankless job of unpaid content moderation so we can make open and safe online communities. Continue reading The Reddit Moderator Getting a PhD in Online Moderation
Three 1 oz. packets of sauce sold on eBay for $848. Continue reading Let’s Examine the ‘Rick and Morty’ McDonald’s Szechuan Sauce Debacle
The U.S. military has gotten better at countering ISIS’ digital operations over the last six months, according to Lieutenant General Paul Nakasone, commanding general of Army Cyber Command. “I think what we are learning is in terms of being able to counter a message, being able to attack a brand — in this case the brand of ISIS — and then, the other thing is, how do we do this with the speed and accuracy that is able to get at an adversary that six months ago was moving uncontested in cyberspace,” Nakasone said during a Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearing. “I think we’ve learned those things over the last six months. I think we as a department have done much better.” ISIS shares propaganda, communicates with allies and spreads other messaging via the internet. In the past, the group’s successful use of social media has been linked to terrorist […]
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A recent Atlantic story set a daily traffic record, but most people read it in bits and pieces, while eagerly sharing. Continue reading How Does an 8,000 Word Story Go Viral?
A recent Atlantic story set a daily traffic record, but most people read it in bits and pieces, while eagerly sharing. Continue reading How Does an 8,000 Word Story Go Viral?
Take a closer look at all the options that are available for deploying Windows 10 in your organization and learning about support the OS under the Windows as a Service concept.
read more Continue reading Mark Your Calendar: Technical Deep Dive on Windows 10 Deployment (Online Class)