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My name is Dan and this is where I share tips and thoughts on computers and development. I've been a computer enthusiast for 20 years, working as a computer/network technician as well as a games, software & web developer. Currently I'm a SharePoint specialist at Bool. In my spare time I also make PC utilities that can be downloaded from www.rlvision.com. You can read more about me here.-
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Tag Archives: internet
How to send Exe files with GMail
As a software developer I often need to send exe-files by mail. Typically I send beta versions or bug fixes of my programs for people to try out and report back to me. But a lot of people use GMail … Continue reading
Why Google isn’t my default search engine anymore
When I began using the Internet, web search technology was still in its infancy. The first search engine I can remember using was WebCrawler, mostly probably because they has a cool logo. Then I switched to Wired Magazine’s HotBot for … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion & Thoughts
Tagged alta vista, big brother, critical perspective, duckduckgo, freedom, google, internet, privacy, search bubble, search engines, search results, tracking
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How much do you dare putting in the cloud?
A story I found on r/technology highlights the dangers of tying up your life in “the cloud”; more specifically to trust a company with your personal data. Google, without explanation, shut down a user’s account and all associated services. The … Continue reading
The fantastic Google
Most of us use Google to find things online. The reason is simple: Google delivers the best search result. Or do they? How do you know? Because honestly, when was the last time you tried another search engine? Each search … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion & Thoughts
Tagged critical perspective, google, internet, seach engines, search bubble, search results
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