Due to the Memorial Day holiday the Double Click column in not in the DNR this week. So, as sad as it may be, it will not be here this week either.
Check back next week for, “Firefox Add-ons”.
Thanks for reading!
Ron
W3Schools.com, a great site for coding and statistical information, does a monthly poll on the main operating systems used today and the percentages of users taking advantage of each system. For July, 2012 it rolls out like this: Windows 7-53.8%, Vista-3.4%, Microsoft NT-1.2%, Windows XP-26.1%, Linux-4.9% and Mac-8.2%. It is obvious that Microsoft is currently…
Online Doctors…what? The online medical industry has witnessed significant growth and new developments since Covid-19 started. However, it has also continued growing, driven by the increasing demand for convenient and accessible healthcare services. Major companies in this space have been leveraging technology to revolutionize the way people receive medical care, offering a wide range of…
Welcome to the start of the 16th year of "Double Click." Thanks so much for reading the hundreds of articles that I have spun up over this time. Thanks also for the emails I continue to receive regarding every one. It is very much appreciated so keep them coming. This January (as every year) I…
Since society has changed significantly over the past few years, I have a few suggestions for you. Here are some ways you can protect your physical items, like a bicycle, phone, or car, from theft today, electronically and physically. If you are looking for a way to protect your belongings and keep track of your…
Here are a few more features for Windows 10 that we did not talk about last week. First today is "Cortana." You may already be familiar with some of its ancestors, Siri, on the Apple platform and "OK, Google" on Android devices. It was named after Cortana, for all of you non-gamers out there, an…
You may or may not have a backpack. I (like most geeks) do. I have no idea why they became so popular over the years other than the advent of the notebook computer. When I was a kid in middle school I carried one to hold my books and paper notebooks in and could not…
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