The online world is both weird and wonderful. It’s safe to say that the internet has opened us up to so many possibilities, it’s incredible. We can connect with family around the world, do business deals from our bedrooms, and shop for just about anything, from anywhere – all before…
Last night I saw a respected security professional I follow on Twitter mention the Brave web browser, and how good he thought the mobile version is. Brave was started by the Mozilla Project co-founder Brandon Eich, and is based on Chromium, the open-source base that Google Chrome is constructed upon.…
The concept of sending an email to multiple people the right way seems to have eluded the populace as a whole lately. I’m looking at you, schoolteachers, soccer coaches, and party invitation senders. I write to you today because, in recent months, it seems I’ve been included on more and more…
Shimmers are the new skimmers. I’m sure it’s only a matter of time before they become as difficult to detect by the average person pulling up to an ATM. http://thehackernews.com/2016/08/hacking-chip-pin-card.html
I got a promotional email from Walgreens. I tried to unsubscribe, but this is what happens: How on Earth am I supposed to unsubscribe? I think Walgreens needs to check the CAN-SPAM Act requirements.
More than you probably thought possible. A recently released study shows that computer-based personality judgements are more accurate than those made by humans. This study compares the accuracy of personality judgment—a ubiquitous and important social-cognitive activity—between computer models and humans. Using several criteria, we show that computers’ judgments of people’s…
