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	Photovoltaic Ink-Jet Cells and Printable Electronics by Alexandra Pereira
	Design and Change in Highly Secure Corporate Settings: A brief reflection by Linda Lane The question posed was how do you design and develop in highly secure corporate settings, are there standards? What do you do when the corporate environment makes it too difficult to mee
	Security for Secure Sites, HIPAA (US) by Linda Lane Experience in HIPAA compliance with Web applications The most basic risk factor in secure software applications is cost, and the s

	Damned computers by Mike Jennett One day Bill Gates and his partners in this miserable existence we call the computer age will be called to task. No heaven for them. They off down below, to the place of everlasting warmth – and I don’t mean Florida.
	Spam by Joseph Gatt Ever since I first opened an email account about ten years ago, I received tons of spam. I’ll share their contents with you.I have accumulated around 2,000 years of good luck ahead of me for forwarding spams. I also g
	Father Bill Gates by Thanos Kalamidas The European Commission announced two more anti-competition investigations against Microsoft while there are already a couple against the same company going on and some millions the company pays for penalties month a
	John Searle on the Human Mind and the Nature of Intelligence by Dr. Emanuel Paparella Modern rationalists whose paradigm of reality is Descartes’ philosophy and its idea that we are nothing but so much matter extended into space and complicated biological machines are fond of pointing out that o
	IP & Creative Commons by Sofia Gkiousou There are more updates coming but for the benefit of my Creative Commons supporter friends in Greece here is a question I just posed in the WIPO International Conference on IP and the Creative Industries. I asked if the panel thinks t
	International Conference on IP and the Creative Industries by Sofia Gkiousou This Monday and Tuesday (October 29 and 30) I will be at the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) conference in Geneva on
	PC Paranoia by Mike Jennett Forgive me if I sound biased or even a tad paranoid, but I’m convinced that computers are out to get me. Just me. Not a single 24-hour period goes by
	The DVD Drive by Mike Jennett My DVD drive is one of those do-everything-all-singing-all-dancing gizmos displaying a multitude of acronyms, all followed by pluses and minuses and R’s and W’s, which shows how many types of wonderful new tech
	OS, Windows or Linux? by Thanos Kalamidas I don’t know who created Earth, but at the moment I’m angry with the one who created three environments for my digital life and a couple of more sub-environments to make sure that I am in really deep shit! To give
	Alexander Mikhaylov's Digital Art by Alexander Mikhaylov Alexander Mikhaylov presents a growing exhibition of his digital art and computer drawings. For the full Exhibition, click
	New Moon's Senior ADvisor on Removing Bio-InfoExtremists by Linda Lane Compiled from Several Sources by Wonderlane CNNBCMS, Monday, July 15, 2205; Posted: 47:08 post meridian, NMSGST (10:08 NWT)
	Lighter fluid on a flame by Linda Lane A while back when working for a local software firm, I heard a ruckus when an upset woman phoned into the support line and later got more than she bargained for. She screamed so loud into the p
	Garages, Wozniak and my son by Jan Sand Just the other day I heard an interview with Steve Wozniak on a National Public Radio Science Friday broadcast. He and Steve Jobs were the two Steves that innocently slipped that tiny wedge under civilization around
	Get creative by Thanos Kalamidas Every time you are facing the name Adobe there are two programs coming to mind: Photoshop and Reader. Over the last three years Adobe followed the competition by selling the programs as a packet and selling them all together in a more economic for
	ROMantic comedy by Thanos Kalamidas In an issue about computers we needed a film, a book or something about computers and I don't know why I remembered that somewhere I have a film with a computer in love. I think what came to my mind first was the musical beat that was part of
	iMac it easier by Thanos Kalamidas When you buy a program for your Mac or your PC computer, or even the computer itself, you always get the manuals as well. Now I know very few men who like ironing, I know even fewer who read a manual of any