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Congratulations on finishing your four-year computer science degree in two years with no actual practical software development experience or attending your coding bootcamp! But there are a few more things you should know. And there are a few more things […]
April 12, 2018
Bill Sourour has a great post on Mediumabout code he’s ashamed of from an ethical standpoint. But there are also a lot of technical reasons to be ashamed of your software. Here are the 11 adjectives that describe software you […]
April 5, 2018
MICROSOFT HAS announced a big change in the latest ‘Skip Ahead’ build of Windows. Windows 10 Version 17639 introduces the fully fledged version of ‘Sets’, Microsoft’s new GUI environment based on a tabbed environment, much like a web browser. A […]
April 16, 2018
PC AdvisorWith smartphones and tablets becoming more powerful and more popular each day, it’s important to remember that, like PCs and laptops, it’s possible to come across viruses and malware on mobile devices. There are, however, antivirus apps available for Android […]
April 16, 2018
TheInquirerHACKERS ARE EXPLOITING previously discovered – and patched – IIS 6.0 vulnerability to take control of Windows servers and mine Electroneum cryptocurrency. First identified by two researchers in China in March 2017, the CVE-2017-7269 vulnerability allows hackers to install a […]
April 13, 2018
InfoWorldEnterprises have enough to worry about with the data breaches that seem to occur each week, but now you’re learning that social networking systems are gathering and using all sorts of data about everyone. Not only information about you, your […]
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