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15 years ago @ Scott Granneman's... - The (really scary) sol... · 0 replies · +1 points

Wow! On a scale of 1 to 10, I give this article a 29! Nanotechnology is transforming our world. Military weapons are now invisible to the naked eye. There was a time when the ability to see an enemy from afar and intercept the threat was paramount. We developed systems like radar to detect an enemy threat before he could strike us at our core. Now with nanotechnology, weapons can strike us at our core...at our very being and existence.

This article is reminiscent of the T.V. series Bionic Woman starring Michelle Ryan. I loved that series.

15 years ago @ Scott Granneman's... - The OSI Model, by Paul... · 1 reply · +1 points

Wow. For an artitcle this technical, it was funny and easy to understand. I loved the "ID10T" label for the guy who "didn't do anything."

So, I'm curious as to how many servers are actually out there?

15 years ago @ Scott Granneman's... - 10 Reasons Why High De... · 1 reply · +1 points

Great comment. I concur.

But, I disagree with the authors statement, "High definition is headed for a niche market at best, not an industry takeover."

I believe HD has taken over.

15 years ago @ Scott Granneman's... - Why you should boycott... · 0 replies · +1 points

I agree on this one. I never bought into the Blu-ray product. I thought the resolution was great...but not enough to switch to a new system.

This article is a little old; nevertheless, it is still true. Blu-ray has not taken hold. On the other hand, just about everyone has HD T.V.s. One can't purchase a television now days unless it is H.D..

15 years ago @ Scott Granneman's... - Using Everyday Technol... · 0 replies · +1 points

I really don't mean to bust anyone's bubble...and some are in a bubble because IE has a Pop-up block feature that works fine. I really think we ought to learn how to use the technology we have before we say it doens't work.

15 years ago @ Scott Granneman's... - 10 Principles for the ... · 0 replies · +1 points

I agree that the video gaming rating system could use a lot of work. It used to be that some games came with the option of muting foul lanquage or graphic images. It is hard to find games with those options now.

There is a device called TV Guardian that allows you to block all foul language on your programming. They should create such a device for video games.

Another problem I find with most video games is that many are created for "one player" only without the option for co-op play. This, in my opinion, isolated kids from one another and forces them to stay at home and lock themselves into a cyberworld. It used to be that kids would come over and play with one another on the gaming consoles. Not any more. They meet up online. Our kids need more human interaction.

15 years ago @ Scott Granneman's... - Stealing your ID can b... · 0 replies · +1 points

My wife was robbed last year. She was loading groceries into the back of the car when someone came up and snatched her purse. All of our information was in her purse. It was a horrible ordeal to go through knowing that someone is out there with sensitive information about your life.

15 years ago @ Scott Granneman's... - Virus Underground · 1 reply · +1 points

Sickening. Just as creating a weapon of mass destruction ....not to set it off or sell it...but just to see if it could be done...is criminal, so too should creating a "weapon of cyber destruction" be classified as criminal. Because of the potential harm it could cause to many, governments should codify cyber terrorism and leave these individuals with no place of sanctuary.

Although if there is talent of this sort out there, by all means give them a job with homeland security or the NSA. But whatever you do...don't allow them to become bored.

15 years ago @ Scott Granneman's... - Googling Up Passwords · 0 replies · +1 points

Your statement, " I often use this trick..." is interesting.

I find this article to be useful if someone is doing research on a particular topic. But, if someone uses this information to spy or stalk people...that is sick.

15 years ago @ Scott Granneman's... - Spyware developers net... · 0 replies · +1 points

Bag em and Tag em. Round the scum up and throw em in jail. Hopefully, someone will invent strong enough technology that allows you to see when something or someone is accessing your computer.

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