My head is spinning. Windows 8 is on its way and with it comes something called ‘Secure Boot’. The controversy about this security feature has been brewing for at least a couple of months now and just a few days ago the Free Software Foundation posted a form on their site urging visitors to add [...] → Continue Reading Secure Boot, Microsoft, OEM’s and you.
Online Art Fair Returns February 3-8, 2012 For “VIP2.0″ Augmented Platform Adds New Galleries, Artists, Enriched Social Media, Mobile Interaction and Museum Participation NEW YORK, Sept. 28, 2011 /CNW/ — VIP Art Fair, the world’s first contemporary art fair held exclusively online, announces its second fair, VIP2.0, February 3-8, 2012, at VIPArtFair.com. Top international galleries [...] → Continue Reading VIP Art Fair for 2012 Returns
Just last week the Free Software Directory was relaunched. The directory provides a listing of 6887 different types of free software. If you know what all of them do, you are probably a computer programmer, but even if you aren’t or you haven’t tried free software before you might find a program that helps you [...] → Continue Reading Re-launch of the Free Software Directory
About a week ago news organizations all over the world were abuzz with the news that ICANN (the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) is making changes to the current system of domain name endings; that is your .com, .ca, .org or whatever. Officially these domain name endings are called generic top-level domains (gTLDs) [...] → Continue Reading Domain name endings…