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Category Archives: World Wide Web
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Would you want to hire these consultants to work for you? [Image]
Website of consulting firm has a bunch of spam displayed.
How to successfully sell something on Craigslist [Comic]
Comic provides step-by-step guide on how to successfully sell something on Craigslist. Sort of.
Australia-based email service FastMail claims to be safe from NSA
Since all the madness with the NSA spying on Americans and other folks around the world, we’re confident some of you have been seeking out more secure ways to traverse the Internet. Well, until John McAfee grace us with $100 NSA b...
AVG and Avira antivirus websites are hacked by Palestinian hacktivists
The websites of web and PC security software manufacturers AVG and Avira were hacked by Palestinian hactivists earlier this day, courtesy of a major DNS breach into Avira and AVG. When users visited the websites of both of these s...
Adblock Plus says 90% of ‘Acceptable Ads’ are shown for free
It’s been long known that the advertisement blocking Adblock Plus has been providing some advertisers with the option to have their ads shown while Adblock Plus is functional (known as ‘Acceptable Ads’ by Adblock Plus)...
Tweets now affect TV show ratings by Nielsen
Twitter has certainly matured over the years to become something more than just a place where celebrities bully one another every passing day. Believe it or not, but Nielsen is using Twitter to affect the rating of TV shows. When ...
Bank forces customers to have passwords between 5 to 8 characters… [Image]
Apparently, that is the website of a "a major bank, one of the biggest in Canada, and well known for their security". Yet they force people to use a password of 8 characters or less. WTF?
Apple wants to sell you an “undefined”, who is buying? [Image]
Sign me up. After all, it is Apple so it will just work.
What if the email promising you $1,000,000 is real? [Comic]
And you deleted it thinking it is spam.
Instagram catches advertising fever, aims for business growth
Facebook acquired photo sharing service Instagram has now caught the advertising fever, which was most likely. We bet this fever is long lasting as Instagram has already cleared that the adaption to advertising is for its own busi...
Breaking Bad series finale pirated over 500,000 times within 12 hours
Breaking Bad has finally come to an end after 5 years and 5 seasons on the air. And it went out with a bang — and I’m not talking about the chemistry type of bang. According to TorrentFreak, the final episode of Breaki...
Wi-Fi in airplanes is safe to use during takeoff and landing, according to FAA panel
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the U.S. has been doing the rounds on trying to loosen the type of electronics that can be used while in-flight. Recently an FAA panel recommended to allow flyers to use their smartphon...
Beware of ObamaCare phishing scams, says McAfee
Anti-virus software creator, McAfee, has come out with a warning to computer users to beware of phishing attacks by hackers who want to take advantage of the rollout of ObamaCare exchanges. Phishing attacks is one of the most dang...
Microsoft resurrects Windows 95 game ‘Hover’, now playable in your browser
Do you remember that special little game on Windows 95 called ‘Hover’? It’s a game that has been long forgotten by many, but Microsoft did the unthinkable and brought it back to life as a browser game. The game is opti...