Apple chip issues: What devices might be affected
Apple’s M1 chips have a hardware vulnerability that could allow attackers to get through the last line of security. Thus, according to MIT researchers, a security issue with Apple...
7 Steps To Securing Your Linux PC
In a stroke of what I can only describe as pure genius, I had installed a utility to remember all my passwords and passphrases with just one master passphrase (which I could remember...
Ten Reasons why you should be running Linux and other Free Software
If you are still wondering whether your corporate or office network should be Linux driven, don’t think any more. Linux might just fit the bill for almost everything you want...
Surprising Old Technology
In this article you will find a collection of gadget/tech concepts that people feel it to be “current technology”, but has existed for a long time. Of course, this list...
OpenOffice vs LibreOffice
Although there are many others, OpenOffice.org and LibreOffice are the two 800lb gorrillas of the open source office suite world. One or other comes bundled with pretty much every Linux...
5 WordPress Plugins to Enhance Security
WordPress is the most widely used blogging system. It’s the biggest target of some big hackers. Here is a list of some security plugins for WordPress. 1.) Wordpress Security Scan:...
How to Customize the Dock on Your Mac
The Dock is the pop-up menu at the bottom of your screen where you can house shortcuts to different applications. You can customize it by adjusting the size and also by adding and removing...
Can a New Major Player Emerge in the PC Operating System Market?
Since the late 1970s, personal computers have rapidly gained acceptance in consumer markets. Today they have reached a level of ubiquity at par with other consumer electronics items,...
A Brief History of The Word Processor
One of the most used pieces of software among students and professionals is the word processor. It has been around since computers became available for personal use. The ability to...
