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  • In this first episode of the OTT, Jeffrey talks with Alec Marshall from Peel.com – a phone application that lets you discover what is on terrestrial TV with the programming you want. Alec was one of the original team members of iTunes. Alec also worked for Adobe, then on the Roku team before joining with his Apple friends and starting Peel.com. He is currently...

    OTT #1: Alec Marshall – Peel.com

    Posted on February 14, 2011 | 1 Comment
    In this first episode of the OTT, Jeffrey talks with Alec Marshall from Peel.com – a phone application that lets you discover what is on terrestrial TV with the programming you want. Alec was one of the original team members of iTunes. Alec also worked for Adobe, then on the Roku team before joining with his Apple friends and starting Peel.com. He is currently...

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  • I don’t concern myself too much with browser cookies, because I’m pretty conservative in my browsing habits. I spend most of my browsing time at legitimate news sites and blogs–I don’t care if the Denver Post or Project Gutenberg leaves footprints behind on my browser and my hosts file blocks most of the sites that like to drop tracking cookies. Also, since I moved...

    Zombie Cookies

    Posted on July 30, 2010 | No Comments
    I don’t concern myself too much with browser cookies, because I’m pretty conservative in my browsing habits. I spend most of my browsing time at legitimate news sites and blogs–I don’t care if the Denver Post or Project Gutenberg leaves footprints behind on my browser and my hosts file blocks most of the sites that like to drop tracking cookies. Also, since I moved...

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  • This week on the 5 Tech Things You Should Know: A Big Meteor came across the Midwest sky. Looking upward for the next few days to see if there are others… Twitter talks about their new pay model in 2 Pillars – Ads and Commercial accounts. Apple revises Section 3.3.1 – JavaScript and C variants on programming are only allowed. Adobe might be suing....

    5 Tech Things: Meteors, Microsoft KIN, Twitter Pay Model

    Posted on April 15, 2010 | 1 Comment
    This week on the 5 Tech Things You Should Know: A Big Meteor came across the Midwest sky. Looking upward for the next few days to see if there are others… Twitter talks about their new pay model in 2 Pillars – Ads and Commercial accounts. Apple revises Section 3.3.1 – JavaScript and C variants on programming are only allowed. Adobe might be suing....

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  • If you get a lot of business cards, you might want to take a look at this. It’s a scanner that really is a camera which takes a picture at 600 dpi. Both the document scanner and the business card scanner fold down to be portable, but then you open them up and get your information scanned. The HoverCam is a full document and...

    The Hovercam lets you scan documents and Business Cards at CES 2010

    Posted on February 2, 2010 | No Comments
    If you get a lot of business cards, you might want to take a look at this. It’s a scanner that really is a camera which takes a picture at 600 dpi. Both the document scanner and the business card scanner fold down to be portable, but then you open them up and get your information scanned. The HoverCam is a full document and...

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  • The fun of Banking that almost made me loose my spirit of the Podcast – 1 month to Blogworld. Day in Tech History Try GoToAssist free for 30 days – No CC needed: GoToAssist.com/techpodcasts. GoDaddy for $7.49 domains use podname150 – 10% off hosting use pod150 Click here for Free Industry Resources! All Geekazine Podcast Show Notes are also on Delicious Hotline – 608-205-4378...

    Geekazine Podcast Ep 104 – The day that almost made me stop podcasting

    Posted on September 15, 2009 | No Comments
    The fun of Banking that almost made me loose my spirit of the Podcast – 1 month to Blogworld. Day in Tech History Try GoToAssist free for 30 days – No CC needed: GoToAssist.com/techpodcasts. GoDaddy for $7.49 domains use podname150 – 10% off hosting use pod150 Click here for Free Industry Resources! All Geekazine Podcast Show Notes are also on Delicious Hotline – 608-205-4378...

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  • The Guardian reports that there’s a new kid in town, and he’s breaking windows via the Google. The story is here. A computer virus that targets Google users is mutating rapidly, turning it into what some are calling the biggest threat to online security today. The worm, known as Gumblar, attacks computers through vulnerabilities in some version of Adobe’s PDF reader and Flash player...

    Gumblar Virus

    Posted on May 23, 2009 | No Comments
    The Guardian reports that there’s a new kid in town, and he’s breaking windows via the Google. The story is here. A computer virus that targets Google users is mutating rapidly, turning it into what some are calling the biggest threat to online security today. The worm, known as Gumblar, attacks computers through vulnerabilities in some version of Adobe’s PDF reader and Flash player...

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  • From the New York Times: Major League Baseball and Microsoft square off on the relative virtues of Adobe’s Flash Player and Microsoft’s Silverlight in a darkly humorous exchange. Read the full story here.

    A Flash of Silver Light

    Posted on April 7, 2009 | 1 Comment
    From the New York Times: Major League Baseball and Microsoft square off on the relative virtues of Adobe’s Flash Player and Microsoft’s Silverlight in a darkly humorous exchange. Read the full story here.

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  • Judging by this description from McAfee, when Koobface infects a computer, it connects to the net and downloads additional malware. Here’s one item it attempts to download. The worm uses social engineering to spread. It sends users bogus messages posing as an invitation to watch a video and prompts the user to download malware disguised as an Adobe flash plugin.

    Koobface Worm Invades Social Networking Sites

    Posted on March 3, 2009 | No Comments
    Judging by this description from McAfee, when Koobface infects a computer, it connects to the net and downloads additional malware. Here’s one item it attempts to download. The worm uses social engineering to spread. It sends users bogus messages posing as an invitation to watch a video and prompts the user to download malware disguised as an Adobe flash plugin.

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