If you have ever worried about the security of your documents on your computer then I have just the thing for you. It's called True Crypt, and it will put anything on lock down you don't want prying eyes to see. True Crypt accomplishes this by creating a virtual drive on your computer that is only seen when you log in the program. It uses a very hefty AES with 14 rounds and a 256-bit key. Now I know you are saying "what the hell is that", but to break it down the US National Security Agency has verified that it is strong enough to protect classified material up to Top Secret Level.
Which is more than enough to protect your personal documents. You can also use it for encrypting data on your USB thumb drive, or Ipod as well. As always my favorite theme is that it's free. So check it out and let me know what you think. Also don't worry they give you a step by step guide to set it up. It only took me about 10 minutes to complete the process.
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Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Saturday, February 2, 2008
Chris Berman Goes Off
Now this is a little off the blog topic, but I was shocked to see Mr Berman go off like this. He always seems to have it together. It is funny though.
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Online Word Processors
Here is a short list of online word processors that can make life a little easier. Online platforms have really taken off over the last 3 years. Most are compatible with Microsoft Office products like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint but they give you the flexibility of accessing your documents online.
Plus you get the benefit of not being restricted to just one Operating System. College students have been using these for a while, because their price (free) and accessibility. Which is great because we all know how much Microsoft Office products cost. I picked these because I believe they are the best of the many that are online.
1.Google Doc's
2.Zoho
3.ThinkFree
Plus you get the benefit of not being restricted to just one Operating System. College students have been using these for a while, because their price (free) and accessibility. Which is great because we all know how much Microsoft Office products cost. I picked these because I believe they are the best of the many that are online.
1.Google Doc's
2.Zoho
3.ThinkFree
Cloud Computing
With the continuing advancements in internet technology new ideas and systems are popping up all the time. Today I want to tell you about Open Office(click on the link for detailed info). I know some of you tech savvy folks and college students will be familiar with this program, but add it with Ulteo and you just made it that much better. For those of you that don't know. Open Office is a free program that is similar, and compatible with Microsoft Word and it's free.
Ulteo uses Java to give you the same feel as if you were using Open Office on your desktop, but online. What does this mean? You don't have to download the program, which frees up more hard drive space and keeps your computer running a little smoother. The big picture here is in the near future you will be able to access an online operating system, which not only helps your computer, but gives you access anywhere with internet connection.
Ulteo uses Java to give you the same feel as if you were using Open Office on your desktop, but online. What does this mean? You don't have to download the program, which frees up more hard drive space and keeps your computer running a little smoother. The big picture here is in the near future you will be able to access an online operating system, which not only helps your computer, but gives you access anywhere with internet connection.
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Cool Websites
Here are a few things you might find useful in your everyday life. When I'm looking for sites the first thing I want is something free(don't we all). I don't hesitate to buy things I really though. Below is the list and let me know which ones you like.
1.Portable Apps- This allows you to take along applications, browsers, games and more all on the comfort of your Memory Stick without leaving your personal info on the computer your using.
2.YouMail-The spoof video explains it all. Sorry Sprint customers, but you are charged 20 cents a minute to forward calls. This seems to be the only provider that does this.
3.Jott- A safe way to text and email while driving.
4.Mozy Online Backup- Is a service that gives you 2GB of online backup space for free or for only $4.95 a month unlimited which is a deal compared to some of the services out there.
5.Qipit- Do you wish you could turn your cell phone into a scanner? Well this gets you close. With Qipit you can take pictures of whiteboards, notes or documents and send them to your Qipit account. From there you can print it out in a PDF format. This can also be used with your digital camera.
6. Bugmenot- Ever want to checkout a website that makes you subscribe, but not give up your email address. With bugmenot you can use there service to set up a quick fake address and the will hold the response for 24 hours.
7. Widgetbox- If your into Widgets then this is the site for you. They have tons of them and even allow you to make your own. The Pacman game you see to the right came from there.
8. iTrackr- Where you out this past Christmas trying to find a Wii? Well iTrackr saves you time by sending you a text message or email when your favorite items hit store shelves.
9. MakehitSongs- Think your the next Puff Daddy? With this site you can make and sell your own songs and beats.
10. GIMP- is kinda similar to Paint Shop Pro and allows you to edit and manipulate your photos and of course it's free.
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1.Portable Apps- This allows you to take along applications, browsers, games and more all on the comfort of your Memory Stick without leaving your personal info on the computer your using.
2.YouMail-The spoof video explains it all. Sorry Sprint customers, but you are charged 20 cents a minute to forward calls. This seems to be the only provider that does this.
3.Jott- A safe way to text and email while driving.
4.Mozy Online Backup- Is a service that gives you 2GB of online backup space for free or for only $4.95 a month unlimited which is a deal compared to some of the services out there.
5.Qipit- Do you wish you could turn your cell phone into a scanner? Well this gets you close. With Qipit you can take pictures of whiteboards, notes or documents and send them to your Qipit account. From there you can print it out in a PDF format. This can also be used with your digital camera.
6. Bugmenot- Ever want to checkout a website that makes you subscribe, but not give up your email address. With bugmenot you can use there service to set up a quick fake address and the will hold the response for 24 hours.
7. Widgetbox- If your into Widgets then this is the site for you. They have tons of them and even allow you to make your own. The Pacman game you see to the right came from there.
8. iTrackr- Where you out this past Christmas trying to find a Wii? Well iTrackr saves you time by sending you a text message or email when your favorite items hit store shelves.
9. MakehitSongs- Think your the next Puff Daddy? With this site you can make and sell your own songs and beats.
10. GIMP- is kinda similar to Paint Shop Pro and allows you to edit and manipulate your photos and of course it's free.
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