David Hruska
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Buyer Purchasing Car with PayPal Scam
Selling a car is not the easiest thing to do, especially trying to get the price you want. With websites to buy and sell cars the standard these days, it is always nice to get immediate interest and best when you get a buyer within a few days of posting. … Read More
Malware Detection Team is now Security Research
Please update all URLs from malware-detection-team to security-research.
Facebook and the Nobel Peace Prize?
Here in Oslo Norway, the Nobel Peace Prize announcement will be made at 11 am CET. There is of course plenty of speculation on who will be the recipient this year. Historically, there have been 98 individuals and 23 organizations that have been awarded. So, when there is discussion that … Read More
Facebook Wants to Display Your Life as a Timeline
Facebook is always in the news, whether it is from changes to their layout to changes to their privacy policy. Recent announcements include a new profile design, streaming music service, and headline news feed partnerships. Let’s take a look at the first. Facebook announced their new Facebook Timeline which I … Read More
I Take a Peek at the New Windows 8
Yesterday I downloaded the Windows 8 Preview. It was a very straight forward process even though at first I downloaded the preview with developer tools prior to reading the part of needing a DVD-9 due to the size of the file. So, I proceeded to download the preview version without … Read More
Ford goes open source – may result in 2 ton bricks
Ford is making a lot of noise lately with their cloud connected concept cars. Just the other day, they added to that noise with a press release announcing their partnership with Bug Labs. “joint development project to research, develop and distribute open-source developer tools to advance in-car connectivity innovation” They … Read More
Ford `syncs´ to the cloud
Ford has released some information describing their latest concept car – Evos. Yes, the design is great and seemingly has inherited some design cues from Aston Martin which definitely is not a bad thing.
Expired antivirus leads to false security
One of the biggest risks after not having any antivirus protection is having outdated antivirus protection. Whether the software is trial, pay-for or even free – you must always update the virus definitions to ensure you are protected against the latest threats. These virus definition files are lists of known … Read More
Scan now – receive later
I stumbled upon an article announcing a new “virtual” store launching in Korea. The idea is simple – people scan product bar codes and then the product will be delivered to their home – all from the convenience of their handheld. If you have ever been to Seoul, you probably … Read More
Your car is telling on you
In the beginning there was a car… and it was “dumb”. Now there are a lot of cars and those cars have on-board computers, GPS navigation, blue tooth, hard drives, internet access… some can parallel park themselves and some can even drive themselves. All of this on-board technology is … Read More
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