Years ago, I switched to using KeePass fully for my passwords. It allows me to use a unique password for each account longer and more complex than I could remember. Still, you need at least one password to get onto the computer to use KeePass, so this infographic provides some tips on generating a strong password and why it's a good idea. (Credit: Whoishostingthis.com) … [Read more...]

You might have heard of the terms 'Internet of Things', 'home automation', or a 'smart home' and wondered what those things could do for you. This infographic provides a simple list of some of those tasks that might be made easier with a home automation system. Simple examples include turning on the lights when you get close, controlling the thermostat from your home, and … [Read more...]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQGshHOUy8k This infographic was created in the brief and controversial time that Ellen Pao was CEO of Reddit but presents eye-opening numbers of women in the technology industry. There are also some reasons why the industry is skewed how it is and why the industry needs balance and what is being done to increase the female representation in a … [Read more...]

Narcissistic personality disorder involves a preoccupation with self and how one is perceived by others. It wasn't that long ago that front-facing cameras were a rare feature on smartphones and now they're standard. Is it truly the selfie to blame or has this been going on since early forums and instant messaging days? The effect has reached the masses and is available … [Read more...]

This image is a fun stroll through the history of Microsoft Office. I cannot say that I have been involved since the beginning, so it was neat to learn the early versions. I first remember Office 95 in school with much stronger familiarity starting with Office 97 and on. Now, I'm customizing installations and deploying Office 2016 for clients. Crazy! Office started with just … [Read more...]