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Security Part I: Your home computer | May 26th, 2012
Security Part I: Your home computer
Keeping your home computer secure can be a daunting premise to a lot of users. These days it can be very easy though and there are lots of solutions available at different price ranges, and to fill different needs. It might seem confusing with so many options but it doesn’t have to be. Lets take a quick...
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Grammar relevant – Study claim...

Many people – even some in academic circles – might claim that teaching grammar is a waste of time and perhaps outdated. Some of them even refer to earlier studies in the late eighties and early...
Posted by on Aug 5th, 2005 | 0 comments

iTunes versus the big idea

It turns out that the current iTunes model might be detramental to musicians trying to push conceptual albums and works with ideas or themes larger than a single track. The Los Angeles Times is discussing this...
Posted by on Aug 5th, 2005 | 0 comments

Organic farming strikes back

A while back we were reading the Cornell study which indicates that organic farms produce the same yeilds as non-organic ones, yet in a more efficient manner. They of course consume less energy amungst other...
Posted by on Aug 4th, 2005 | 0 comments

Reviewing the Reviews

It is not uncommon for online stores to allow customer reviews of products, but ofcourse a company trying to sell you something can not nessecaraly be trusted to let you hear all about what their selling you....
Posted by on Aug 4th, 2005 | 1 comment

The Cardboard Chair Company

The Cardboard Chair Company
Now you could have a Frank O Gehry wiggle chair without the pretence of having his name associated with it. You might be forgiven for thinking this website is selling Gehry chairs, but look closer and they...
Posted by on Aug 3rd, 2005 | 0 comments

Wolfenstein83

Wolfenstein83
If, like me, you’ve ever wished you could use your calculator to shoot Nazis and perhaps even the occasional zombie you’re in luck. Peter Bucher brings us Wolfenstein83. It might be prohibited to...
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