Home Wireless Networks – What You Should Know
By Mike Dailey
[21 Jun 2010|7 Comments]
Wireless networks at home offer several conveniences that make them an attractive option for the home computer user: multiple computers can share a broadband connection without the need to run network cabling throughout the home, and laptop computers can be carried around both indoors and outside on the deck or patio to provide “anywhere” connectivity.
Protecting Your Personal and Financial Identity Online
By Mike Dailey
[21 Jun 2010|No Comment]
Identity Theft is a crime in which an impostor obtains key pieces of personal identifiable information such as Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers and uses them for their own personal gain. It can start with lost or stolen wallets, pilfered mail, or even the use of a credit card at the local mall. If you think no one would be interested in your personal information, you should think again.
Scripting for Pay in Second Life: Virtual Business or Hobby?
By Mike Dailey
[21 Jun 2010|No Comment]
If you are a programmer by profession or hobby, and you just happen to have an account in Second Life, you’ve probably already considered using your talents in-world to earn an income. Like the thousands of other scripters churning out code using Linden Scripting Language (LSL), your goal is to use this limited script API to create the next “got to have it” functionality that will make you a virtual millionaire. Sound easy? One piece of advice: don’t quit your day job just yet.
Defending Your Digital Privacy
By Mike Dailey
[17 Jun 2010|One Comment]
Whether you blog, social network, or simply browse a multitude of websites on a daily basis your personal information is at risk online. While it may be difficult for someone to violate your privacy in the real world, the Internet offers many ways for us to unwittingly hand over personally identifiable information about ourselves.
Protecting Your Personal and Financial Identity Online
By Mike Dailey
[21 Jun 2010|No Comment]
Identity Theft is a crime in which an impostor obtains key pieces of personal identifiable information such as Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers and uses them for their own personal gain. It can start with lost or stolen wallets, pilfered mail, or even the use of a credit card at the local mall. If you think no one would be interested in your personal information, you should think again.
Home Wireless Networks – What You Should Know
By Mike Dailey
[21 Jun 2010|7 Comments]
Wireless networks at home offer several conveniences that make them an attractive option for the home computer user: multiple computers can share a broadband connection without the need to run network cabling throughout the home, and laptop computers can be carried around both indoors and outside on the deck or patio to provide “anywhere” connectivity.
Scripting for Pay in Second Life: Virtual Business or Hobby?
By Mike Dailey
[21 Jun 2010|No Comment]
If you are a programmer by profession or hobby, and you just happen to have an account in Second Life, you’ve probably already considered using your talents in-world to earn an income. Like the thousands of other scripters churning out code using Linden Scripting Language (LSL), your goal is to use this limited script API to create the next “got to have it” functionality that will make you a virtual millionaire. Sound easy? One piece of advice: don’t quit your day job just yet.
New Griefing Tactic Has Second Life Users Buzzing
By Mike Dailey
[26 Jun 2010|2 Comments]
News is spreading through the Second Life community of a new form of griefing, a term used to describe when a player does things in a game to deliberately cause annoyance to other players. This particular form of griefing has the potential to cause some major headaches for virtual land owners and operators who do not have a good handle on their land permissions.