How to protect backups from ransomware
Ransomware is getting smarter, attacking backups to prevent recovery. Prevent this from happening by taking a few simple steps.
In the Shutdown, the US Government Is Flirting with Cybersecurity Disaster
Network security is an around-the-clock battle. Agency cybersecurity teams are left with skeleton staff, and many furloughed security experts may not come back.
How to turn 360-degree photos into a virtual reality tour
These apps will let you create your own 360-degree photo tour for business or for fun.
New hypergrid group focuses on arts, first trip this Thursday
(Image courtesy Reiner Schneeberger.) There’s a lot of OpenSim stuff out there. Last year, for example, there were 380 different […]
Murder! Mayhem! But what, no tea?
My first piece of fiction, Krim Times, is up, under the pen name “Terry Anders.” You can read it free […]
Kitely’s new private grids aimed at non-techies
Kitely Welcome Center central landing area. (Snapshot by Maria Korolov.) Kitely rolled out their new private grid service yesterday, […]
Kitely announces private grids
Kitely is now offering private grids for organizations, the company announced today. (Image courtesy Kitely.) For more information, check out […]
AnonGrid
1,000 Gloebits (about US $5) per month for a standard region on the hypergrid-enabled AnonGrid. Free land and varregions also […]
How to have a simple but professional-looking website for around $12 a year
If you have a small business, and need a website where you can post your hours and contact information, some […]
10 signs a content offer is spam
As an editor of a couple of different niche online publications, and a writer for some major tech magazines, I […]
My new computer setup
In case you’re wondering what I’ve been doing with myself now that I’m not blogging about OpenSim as much, here’s […]
Online database update — Airtable looks extremely promising
Six years ago, DabbleDB was shut down. It was a major blow, since I had been using their easy but […]