Web user beware! This “outfit” has their advertisements on a lot of social networking web sites. If their “pop-up” appears on your screen, I would advise that you immediately power-off your computer.
I consider myself fairly web-savvy and have done countless, secure, safe transactions on the Internet for the past 15-years. But this event totally disregarded [...]
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Privacy Matters 1-2-3
Apr 1
Moving to DynDNS
Mar 20
After switching to FiOS, it was time to move my domain, hurst-ri.us, from a solid provider in dotEarth to a new location with DynDNS. The reason for the move is because I would no longer be able to co-locate with my brother’s store, rah-cocos.com, as he prepares to close his store/warehouse — along with [...]
FiOS
Jan 16
My Internet-TV-Phone are now all switched over from a mix of analog/digital copper to fiber optics. What can I say about it that has not already been said before by oh so many others? Wow.
The switchover of our analog phone line to digital was totally seamless, including testing our home alarm system. The only thing [...]
‘Low End’ Computers (1985)
Dec 13
Ran across this info program from that day chronicling what the home computer giants, Atari and Commodore, were doing and envisioning. Of course, Atari got Jack Tramiel, former CEO and founder of Commodore, or even they would not be in this picture. It was cool seeing a glimpse of the (new) Commodore 128 and hearing [...]
Fred Fish
Oct 17
Every once in a while, I stumble upon a web site that hits home to me. Today, I was “fishing” for an update on the latest Amiga emulation developments in the WinUAE project. But their updated web site brought me across a familiar name: Fred Fish. What intrigued me about the link there was [...]
