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Tag Archives: software
Huzzah for the mighty intarweb once again!
A simple web search saved a lot of headache in installing unnecessary software to allow Mac OS X to monitor our new APC battery backup system. Continue reading
Yes we can (improve the security of our e-communications)
Instead of preventing Obama from using e-mail and his Blackberry, we should use this as an opportunity to move the whole country forward in terms of the security of our electronic communications. Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Education, Politics, Science
Tagged digital signatures, electronic communications tools, encryption, government, Obama, president, Research, security, software
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