Email Encryption in Windows

I don’t have anything to hide. At the same time, I don’t care to make everything of mine public. I like my privacy. Whether I’m talking about the latest Seattle Mariners game, an article in the latest Software Developer magazine, or the stupidity of politicians, the only person who needs to know what I’m talking …

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SSH to Linux from Windows

After my transition to Windows 7 about 8 months ago, I needed some method for connecting to my numerous Linux based machines. I have multiple machines both physical and virtual that I use on a daily basis. I prefer to keep my machines headless and I appreciate low electricity bills, so I have chosen to …

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The Problem with Google’s Android System

Here is the problem the way I see it. Apple built 3 devices using their operating system iOS. iPod Touch, iPhone and the iPad. Apple controls the software and the hardware. The software is relatively stable as only a few changes have been introduced and I do not know for sure, but I believe an …

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