{originally written for a paralegals publication} With the advent of the computer in every home and business, paper was declared obsolete. But people in the real world found otherwise, and some even had more paper than before, thanks to the ability to produce the written (and therefore printed) word at record breakneck pace. Requirements for [...]
{written for Western New York Paralegal Association newsletter, 2007-08} WiFi and Wireless Networks Simplified- Kenneth Stuczynski, KENTROPOLIS Internet All techno-jargon aside, we all know that computers, phones, printers, and other devices communicate without wires all the time in today’s offices and cities. The two main ways are Bluetooth and WiFi. They use different signals and [...]
The battle between Windows and Linux was as intricate as an war could possibly be. And the fighting will continue as isolated skirmishes in chat rooms, bulletin boards and the occasional court battle. But the fate of the consumer computing market is sealed. The whole time since IBM’s culture of computing empire was passed to [...]
Below is an advertisement for Honda from an old technology magazine (copyright 2002). I have been saying for years that the bridge between occasional and pervasive computer technology is not just quantitative, but qualitative, as in actively compter-controlled peripherals that are capable of interacting with the environment. I don't mean a thermostat telling the heater [...]
Dear Senators: If there were to be an attack on America, one that would disrupt the economy and the lives of countless millions of people, resulting in billions of dollars in damage to American businesses and governments, would you want to know? What if I was to tell you that it’s too late? As you [...]
The year 2000, like every year in our living memory, has brought us wondrous new ideas and inventions. However, in a span of mere Springtime, several notable advances have taken place, almost completely unreported by the media, that are serious benchmarks in the advancement of human civilization. These three things alone I am proud to [...]