Tag: facebook
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The Case for Computer Science
This morning Martin Armstrong released a post titled, “Most Schools Do Not Teach Computer Science.” After hearing a few years ago that some schools don’t even offer Physical Education (PE) any more – better known as play time to kids – I’m not surprised one bit! Do you know what Computer Science is and the benefits?…
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Facebook-vorce
Have we stooped to a new low? Do spouses really “hide” from their partners in an attempt to avoid being served divorce papers? I really don’t know what to think about this story, especially since I quit Facebook 4 months ago. According to the NYDailyNews, a judge granted a woman in Brooklyn the right to…
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Zuckerberg Reads
I’m so proud of my oldest niece – she purchased her first set of Christmas gifts this year with her own money. She KNOWS I LOVE to read so my gift was a book, Uncle Tom’s Cabin (book review). I smile every time I look at it. Now, even though I said Bye-Bye to Facebook in…
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Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
It’s been a while since we’ve tackled a heavy technical topic. Two-factor Authentication, a form of security (more important than ever in a Post-Snowden world), has been in the news lately (think celebrity iCloud photo leak), so let’s get right to it! Without 2FA, you enter in your username and password, and then you’re done. The…
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Cyberbullying
October is National Bullying Prevention Month – for kids, teens AND adults. Bullying happens at schools, on the playground, in social organizations and online. The latter is exactly what Cyberbullying means: “willful and repeated harm inflicted through the use of computers, cell phones and other electronic devices.” No longer are people waiting until the next time…
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