E-mail Privacy? Sometimes we take for granted that our email is somehow private. We use a password to get in and nobody else can see it, or so we think. Many of us know the truth about email privacy (or lack thereof) and still our brains “feel” like it’s still safe. Well, I’m here to… Read More »
Update 08/28/2011 After doing some research, it seems that FirePGP is no longer an active project. That means that you cannot use all of the method shown in that tutorial. But don’t worry because much of the other process is still valid. I’ll be posting a full tutorial on how to create your own… Read More »
Google has an encrypted search page at https://encrypted.google.com/webhp?hl=en. For an explanation of what and why you would want this, visit the SSL Search learn more page at Google.
Comet Elenin is coming and NASA wants everyone to think it’s no big deal. On March 1, 2011 (before the Japan Earthquake), NASA posted on their ask-an-astrobiologist website: One of the worst examples is a video that someone posted on the NASAbuzzroom website that claims that the magnetic field of the comet will cause a large… Read More »
Going through the line that approaches the security check at Seattle airport, I asked a TSA guard lady if I have to go somewhere else if I want to avoid the scanners. She said, “Just tell them when you get up there. You might want to get used to radiation because Seattle airport will not… Read More »
I am the proud new owner of a Feng Office. What the heck if Feng Office, you may be wondering? It’s an amazing collection of modules that organize all of your records, correspondences, emails, documents, and tasks. I won’t get into “what is it” on this post as much as mentioning a few security suggestions… Read More »