Today I wish to shed some light on the everyday requirement to “remember” passwords. Again, this is aimed at the general layman that is “forced” into having to remember passwords for every system that they need to get access to. In this article you will learn that that password mismanagement has led to wide scale…
After more than 20 years as a primary school teacher in Australia, I have been reflecting on the effects of technology on student behaviour and teacher workload, since the mainstream use of technology (mainly iPads) in and out of the classroom. These are the main changes I have observed: A decline in appropriate social behaviours…
Most people may be aware that there is a tendency for the marketing information that pops up on your phone, seems to be related to conversations you had, or things you looked up in your browser. On smartphones, this happens by design. So while your smartphone is able to make phone calls to anybody at…
Cybercrime in Australia 2022 If we had a physical crime rate that went up 23% annually there would be a mass outcry. Call it “cyber”-crime and it is simply put down to the price of living in this online world. The total heist from Australian citizens for 2022, was over 3 Billion dollars. If you…
3 Years of Unlimited Government Funds vs One Doctor With a $500 Billion fine at stake, this is one of the biggest court cases in history with a result that should have rocked the world. It should have stirred up all medical professionals and should have made headlines in all media. When I heard about…
How The Scientific Method Works For Me I have spent my life, solving technical problems. I can even say, that I have managed to solve problems that nobody else has managed to do, as I have used the Scientific Method is my own work, every day. All too often, I have looked up and found…
I hear this often from people. Fortunately, for all of us, this is true. Sharing is Caring People are generally very open and like sharing their stories, which includes just “loving” platforms such as Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok, etc. as these allow you to do it for free. with very little effort, from anywhere,…
Take a moment to reflect on the following which was published on the Australian Government AUSTRAC website on 29 October 2021. To ensure that you understand that there is no bias in this article, the opening paragraphs are reprinted here: “The issue of de-banking is a complex global problem. Over the past decade, the range…
The distinction between a “Workstation” and a “Server” may be obvious to somebody working in Information Technology (IT), but is not so obvious to a typical home computer user. With Linux running on 94% of all “servers” in the world and used extensively inside so many domestic appliances, you may be wondering why you haven’t…
The term “smart device” is now used prolifically for all of the electronics enabled gadgets in your home. There is no doubt that the devices are “smarter” than they were 30 years ago as they have additional functionality to those of the past decades. Devices are considered “smart” as soon as they have electronic circuitry…
As our lust for technology grows, so does out exposure to an ever increasing amount of EMF sources. There is a mounting body of evidence available, that shows that all aspects of your health are affected, to a various degree, by this increased exposure. Industry pressure placed on researchers, has silenced the research. The risks…
