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I learned a new acronym recently in an article about girls and technology. “STEM”, which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Here are some disturbing statistics I read in another article from Observer.com: Women own only 5 percent of startups. They earn only 28 percent of computer science degrees. Only 7 percent of partners at … Continue reading Girls and Technology
If you’re a collector like me, sometimes it is hard to keep track of everything. How do you catalog your books, movies, and music? I’ve been using a great app for my books, but when it comes to my movies and books, I don’t know what I have. BOOKS: For books, hands down, the app … Continue reading Best Way to Catalog Your Books, Movies, and Music
Have you been hearing more about Facial Recognition software? I have, especially with the new iPhone coming out. I’ve been wondering how well it works. I’m also wondering about the impact on our privacy. But first, a little history. History of Facial Recognition: Scientists developed Facial Recognition Software in the 1960s. The scientist’s names were … Continue reading Facial Recognition – History and Privacy
Lately Chris has been forwarding articles to me about online and Facebook privacy. Now, if you’ve been reading this blog for awhile, I know you know that I don’t think anything is private on the internet. These articles seem to solidify my opinion. The story that piqued my interest early this week was this one … Continue reading Online and Facebook Privacy – Is It Possible?
We’ve been getting a lot of questions recently about Kaspersky. Is it safe? Why has the US government banned it? Should I keep on using it? In doing a little bit of research to answer these questions, I haven’t been able to find a definitive answer. Yes, the US government has taken the software off … Continue reading Is the Kaspersky Anti-virus safe?