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Quick Update For 05-15-2012

Quick update for 05-15-2012.

I have 2 Million eaves on empire avenue and my stock is at 106.06 and my dividends is at 0.60.

I hope my dividends will start going back up soon.

I also Saw The Avengers movie in 3D and it was great.…

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Added by Sbushfan11 on May 15, 2012 at 10:17pm — No Comments

Fire Safety Rules for your Business

A week doesn’t go by where we see news reports of a single house fire, small or large multi family building go up in flames. Dozens of people are displaced and often, someone dies. But when you think about it, fires in businesses seem to be less common.

This is probably due in part to businesses being more regulated along with having better fire safety rules in place to recognize and prevent vulnerabilities. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Census of Fatal Occupational…

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Added by Robert Siciliano on May 14, 2012 at 8:57pm — No Comments

Identity Theft Still On the Rise

For the 12th year in a row, identity theft complaints top the list of consumer complaints [PDF] received by the Federal Trade Commission. 15% of more than 1.8 million total complaints filed in 2011 involved identity theft.

Javelin Strategy & Research…

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Added by Robert Siciliano on May 14, 2012 at 8:45pm — No Comments

IT Security: Preventing Insider Threat

A “Logic Bomb” isn’t really logical, it’s a virus, designed to take down your corporate network and disable existing systems that may monitor data, protect it, back it up or access it. A logic bomb is designed to multiply like any virus and spread throughout a network multiplying its effects.

In a Wall Street Journal story an example provided, depicts an employee at Fannie Mae, knowing he is about…

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Added by Robert Siciliano on May 14, 2012 at 8:33pm — No Comments

The Mother of All Geek Questions.

I added this question to the forum a couple of years ago, the question was never answered as we couldn't find the answer, however this I am better prepared I think. 

In the Hollywood movie Hackers, Jonny Lee Millers character, Zero Cool; uses a portable computer... what is the model of the computer? I know that some times in movies they use props and not actual computers,…

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Added by Ivor Harrison on May 12, 2012 at 12:58pm — No Comments

The Threshold Bookcast : Chapter 12 : No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed





Chapter 12 : No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed



The twelfth chapter of « 2206 : Window Onto A New World » features Aaren Mayr, the Treasurer of the Alliance of Sovereign Nations.



Flying back to Milagenia, the secessionist reflects on how his official functions have increased the frequency of his…

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Added by Christopher Stewart on May 11, 2012 at 2:52pm — No Comments

The Threshold Bookcast : Chapter 12 : No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed





Chapter 12 : No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed



The twelfth chapter of « 2206 : Window Onto A New World » features Aaren Mayr, the Treasurer of the Alliance of Sovereign Nations.



Flying back to Milagenia, the secessionist reflects on how his official functions have increased the frequency of his…

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Added by Christopher Stewart on May 11, 2012 at 2:52pm — No Comments

Returning back to the Geeks.Pirillo

My Professional Webpage

Been a long time since I logged onto this channel. Been MIA, but here I am. Lately, I've been working diligently to learn new technical skills. I believe its my time to leave my current job to finally embark on something challenging and new. Very grateful for the 4+ years of customer experience but I am ready for more. …

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Added by Shaypoo on May 6, 2012 at 6:33pm — No Comments

Movie time on Avengers

Managed to catch a show for the Avengers. Not a bad show. There are some hilarous moments with the Hulk. Was surprised that the theater was not full. Ok the ticket was a sponsor by my uncle's company but you mean there is not much people in the company interested in the Avengers? I am glad I got the chance to watch it in theater. Since it is a Marvel production, they have the usual end of the show scene where it reveals that the next villain or villains will be the Skrull. These guys in the…

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Added by KnOwMaN on May 6, 2012 at 8:30am — No Comments

Spring Cleaning Your PC

If your PC is bogged down with useless software and your desktop is jammed with icons and documents, then your PC is next to useless as a productivity tool. Even scarier is the increased likelihood that if you have lost track of your files, you could easily have sensitive personal information exposed without your knowledge.

Begin by emptying your trash, since these unwanted files are still taking up valuable space on your hard drive, then follow these tips for a cleaner, faster…

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Added by Robert Siciliano on May 5, 2012 at 7:49am — No Comments

What Is Business or Corporate Identity Theft?

Business or corporate identity theft occurs when a thief uses an existing business’ name to obtain credit, or bills a business’s legitimate clients for products and services. Often, but not always, a Social Security Number of a company officer is required to commit business identity theft. Other identifiers, such as Federal IDs or Employer’s Identification Numbers are readily available in public records, dumpsters, or inter­nally, and the relative ease of access to these identifiers…

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Added by Robert Siciliano on May 5, 2012 at 7:40am — No Comments

Your New Best Friend May Not Protect You

Your mobile phone may arguably be your new best friend. There are few people, places, or things in our lives today that get as many hours of attention as your mobile phone or is with you as often (and for some of us, that means 24/7). Four out of seven people on the planet have mobile phones, because a phone really is a great companion that brings us into contact with all the actual people we love, media that entertains us, music that makes us feel good, and finances that help us…

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Added by Robert Siciliano on May 5, 2012 at 7:34am — No Comments

The Threshold Bookcast : Chapter 11 : The Preacher The Teacher





Chapter 11 : The Preacher The Teacher



This week's instalment of The Threshold Series revolves around Bernard Sturn and features Veshtar, the almost barren land also known as the radioactive planet.



As the chapter begins, the illustrious physicist is enjoying a cup of green tea in his office, reviewing the events…

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Added by Christopher Stewart on May 4, 2012 at 11:09pm — No Comments

Industry-Standard Programming For Beginners: Lesson 4 (A Simple Program III)

In our previous lesson, we developed a simple program which can determine the depth of a well, given the time taken for a stone to hit the bottom, and the gravitational field constant.

 

But why stop here? We could scour the country looking for wells and the time that stones take to hit the bottom of the bottom. Whenever a new well and time is found, the program…

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Added by Jonathan Gorard on May 4, 2012 at 1:16pm — No Comments

comics not just for juniors

Comics today, as well as some cartoons are certainly not for children. Most of these materials are written by adults for adults. The plots and the texts are sometime quite hard to understand and certainly not for children. So how would one knows which are for children? You will have to look at the art. If the art is drawn very childish, simple story, everyone are friendly and it is a happy ending with everyone smiling that should be the one. Somehow the publisher wanted to earn their dollars…

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Added by KnOwMaN on May 4, 2012 at 12:08am — No Comments

Industry-Standard Programming For Beginners: Lesson 3 (A Simple Program II)

This tutorial is a continuation of the explanation of the example program introduced in the previous lesson.

 

Now that you know roughly what the program does, you may be wondering why it is written in this elaborate way. The result could be worked out with a calculator in much less time than it takes to read the program and certainly less time time than it…

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Added by Jonathan Gorard on April 30, 2012 at 12:38pm — No Comments

Industry-Standard Programming For Beginners: Lesson 2 (A Simple Program I)

The very simplest kinds of computer programs are introduced in this post. Even so, there is much to learn – the basic structure of a program, how to feed in data and lay out results, but most of all how to get the computer to do what you want it to do, and, perhaps more importantly, find out what’s going wrong when it doesn’t.

 

Computers, much like the Delphic Oracle, are used to answer questions, but, as with the Oracle, you need to be careful how you phrase your request, or…

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Added by Jonathan Gorard on April 30, 2012 at 5:14am — No Comments

Consumer Banking Security Products & Services

Today’s banks aren’t your “Dads’” bank. Having been around for hundreds of years, banks are a significant part of our everyday lives. Traditionally, banks haven’t been known for their “thought leadership” in technology, but today’s banks have to be cutting edge to compete, and stay secure.

All the conveniences of digital banking have its set of risks which requires upgrades in card technologies and authentication. In response banks have provided numerous methods for protecting your…

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Added by Robert Siciliano on April 29, 2012 at 7:51pm — No Comments

Merchants at Greatest Risk For POS Skimming Fraud

Over the past 5 years a scam known as electronic funds transfers at the point of sale (EFTPOS ) skimming. People commonly swipe both credit and debit cards through the in-store machines to pay for goods and services and hackers have figured out how to skim customer cards.

BankInfoSecurity reports “The news is just one in a growing line of POS skimming fraud schemes. From the Michaels POS PIN pad swapping scam, which hit in May, to the Save Mart Supermarkets self-checkout breach…

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Added by Robert Siciliano on April 29, 2012 at 7:23pm — No Comments

How Does Your Bank Protect Your Data?

Consumers tend to be oblivious to the various layers of security financial institutions utilize to protect their bank accounts. But having a better understanding of what occurs behind the scenes can help consumers adapt to influential new technologies.

The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council responds to innovations and increases in cybercrime with updated security guidelines…

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Added by Robert Siciliano on April 29, 2012 at 7:07pm — No Comments

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