The other day I was subjected to one of the more clever malware scams that I have seen. While browsing for some information my screen did a series of flickers and changes as if something was trying to take control of my screen. It was as if a war was being waged for control when […]
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Distance learning has quickly become normative as the pandemic has forced students and teachers alike into quarantine. Though distance learning certainly has its drawbacks in terms of the lack of socialization with peers and the occasional technical glitch, it has the potential to supplant traditional learning as time progresses. The benefits of distance learning greatly
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Distance learning has proven so successful that some school districts and colleges are likely to consider permanently shifting to this form of learning after the pandemic ends. However, for all the good that comes from distance learning, there is also plenty of bad. Until the following challenges of distance learning are ironed out, it will
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If you have been working from home or if you pay attention to the stock market, you have likely heard about Zoom. This on-trend video streaming service provider has become seemingly ubiquitous now that white-collar workers are videoconferencing from home and families/friends are interacting with one another through screens. However, there are several other videoconferencing
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We could all use a bit of inspiration right about now. Right on time, here\’s some good news about the stuff people buy, courtesy of the European Union. The EU and Britain now follow the Circular Economy Action Plan, which gives Europeans a \”right to repair\” — so companies must fix people\’s broken phones, tablets, laptops and printers. Launched in March 2020, the
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Take a moment to think about the many places you drive or walk to in the typical week. Most people go to work, the grocery store, the gym, restaurants, and a couple other places in any given week. Though few know it, their image is captured while driving and walking to and from each of
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It\’s easy to get absorbed in panic, social media speculation, hyperbole, or outright lies and deception as we fight through this epic time. However, it\’s time to educate yourself about the science around us. In these times of STEM proselytizing let\’s take time to investigate the science behind this pandemic. In fact, there\’s enough science
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There are seemingly countless smartphone apps to wade through. Some smartphone apps provide utility while others are more focused on entertainment. However, the vast majority of these apps are not worth the time it takes to download them and familiarize yourself with their unique user experience design. Let\’s take a look at the best of the
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Nearly seven years ago, Sony announced the development of a quirky new game dubbed Dreams from Media Molecule, an offbeat British studio responsible for the popular Little Big Planet series. Fast forward to 2020 and Dreams is finally here. If you are looking to break into the gaming industry, Dreams just might be your foot in
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has decided to take a closer look at the acquisition practices of several large technology companies. When the DC Voice ran “What the Tech Giants Will Learn from Standard Oil and AT&T” in December of 2018 we highlighted the fact that there were “over 300 combined acquisitions over the past
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