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… that’s the message from Jewel Elegance, that medical id jewelry can look nice and still serve the function of alerting people to medical needs in an emergency.
The website offers a wide variety of jewelry ranging from customary bracelets to watches and money clips. They all have the medical alert [...]
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I’m behind on my Slashdot reading again. I just now came across the article about NBC turing on the broadcast flag on certain programs. By doing this, then programs like Windows Media Player and other software (and hardware!) that honor this flag which means it is no longer [...]
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There’s an article on PC World that’s worth reading if you think that your ISP might be interfering with your ability to use BitTorrent applications.
They refer to a couple of tools, one called Glasnost and another from EFF called pcapdiff that they developed to allow people to identify potentially forged, dropped, [...]
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It’s amazing sometimes how far things have come in technology. I remember a time back in the early 1970’s when the first digital calculators came out. Texas Instruments built most of them, HP followed soon after and then there were more. Progress was slow at first, a simple [...]
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www.acnecuresrevealed.net isn’t just another site that’s pushing the latest and greatest from the acne treatment set. This one is actually taking the time to compare several products on a variety of criteria:
Safety, Ingredient Quality, Side Effects, Acne Fighting Power, Customer Feedback and Overall Value
The site provides information on five top [...]
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Here’s a question that I’m sure is going to get under the skins of some… Why bother with Anything made by Apple?
Once upon a time there was a young genius by the name of Steve Wozniak who built the first Apple Computers in his garage. He had a partner by [...]
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There’s a new monitor out that is promising to make possible a 180 degree field of view. What’s cool about this (aside from the obvious applications to games) is the fact that it’s not going to nuke your checking account to get one. They’re talking about a price somewhere [...]
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I remember a time, not all that long ago really, when any mention of a new space mission being launched would get loads of coverage. Everything from all manner of details about the mission to interviews with the astronauts and all sorts of experts that would cover in detail everything [...]
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Microsoft recently released Service Pack 3 for XP, essentially the last big update for XP before they toss XP in the corner and stop supporting it altogether.
The problem comes with a lot of reports of serious problems. People have installed SP3 only to be greeted with computers that no longer [...]
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According to the Information Security Research Team (INSERT), Gmail has a critical flaw in it’s system that allows spammers to use a Man In The Middle attack that allows them to use Gmail’s SMTP servers to send spam while remaining all but undetectable.
This is just the latest in a long line [...]
