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I recently came across a software program that allowed me the opportunity to make a quiz that plays on an iPod. The free software program allows a user to build simple quizzes that can then be imported into iTunes, and synced with an iPod so that a user can then take the quiz on the actual device.
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According to a Reuters article 1 in 3 IT staff have snooped on colleagues email, or other electronic data. Surprisingly over 40% of those IT staff polled stated that they had peeked at confidential data to include emails that was not part of their professional role.
As I read the article further, one item struck me as a worthy note that IT personnel should consider. IT professionals that leave an organization maintain knowledge of sensitive passwords. Hence someone that has left your organization could potentially be looking back into your network, even after they have left employment. According to this article less than 9% of organizations ever change critical system passwords, thus exposing a potentially serious security risk.
Are you a heavy Internet User? Someone who has a plethora of gadgets at home that utilize the Internet, such as Xbox 360, PS3, Skype, Vonage, and or Media streaming boxes. If so Internet Service Providers are moving towards setting Internet usage limits on subscribers. Just like standard home service utilities, such as water, gas, or cable, ISP’s are going to start charging for the amount of Internet you use. Yes, it has come down to charging for the bandwidth that a person uses at home.
According to a recent article by the Associated Press the Internet is becoming increasingly a dangerous place to surf. The web surfing threat has increased in recent years due to infected domains created in foreign countries, where Internet domains are created easily without much regulation.
The Internet Security Software Company McAfee conducted a study recently that determined that domain names with the .hk for Hong Kong, .cn for China, and .info for Information posed the most serious threats to Internet users.
Picasa has become a better product as a result of a recent release and a new web addition that have given this free application more juice. First of all I’d like to say that if you’ve used Picasa before and you enjoyed its easy UI and its ability to process images and then load them onto your favorite store to have them printed, you more than likely were satisfied with what you could do. I enjoyed the external printing options because it has always been more economical to have them sent out for printing by a commercial entity than to print them myself.
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