Privacy as the Right to Control Your Information
So, if you find yourself or your child pictured on one of our mugs, send a message to delete@koppie-koppie.biz. We’ll promptly remove the mug...
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Women are Leaving the Tech Industry in Droves
According to the industry group Code.org, computing jobs will more than double by 2020, to 1.4 million. If women continue to leave the field,...
Lenovo Shipping PC’s with Adware and Root Certificate
It is bad enough when PC manufacturers add all kinds of crapware on a PC to make money as these programs tend to slow...
Removing the Babylon Toolbar
I sort of got to be Jim Dinkey one recent Saturday evening, when a conversation with a friend led me to fix her computer remotely.
The Babylon Toolbar (BT) is foistware software that is insinuated onto your machine because you overlooked some negative option choice to keep it from happening. What does the Babylon Toolbar do? Basically, it makes itself your search engine, in any browser.
PrezNotes Apr 2012
In April 2014 Microsoft will no longer support Office 2003 and with the cessation in July of 2014, two months later of the support of XP’s anti-virus updating also ceasing, XP will effectively be dead. No one can maintain a computer without a steady stream of antivirus patches – so the combination will be dead.