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I don’t usually subscribe to conspiracy theories, and the last thing I would ever want to do is create one.
That being said, I have often wondered to myself whether the antivirus software companies could be creating malware and spreading it over the Internet in order to perpetuate the demand for their products.
In our modern world it is essential to recruit the best developers in your team because the skills of talented people can radiate your project far beyond your current expectations.
In addition, in an area as complex and fast as IT, the importance of differentiating your company from the competition is still to have the best assets in your team. That’s why the recruiting process of developers in Poland is constant.
Thanks to new technologies, there are a lot of services and collaboration tools available today. It’s becoming easier to find the right person for any position in IT. This market is currently very competitive, with demand far superior to supply. [Read more…]
WordPress is one of the most popular tools bloggers and companies around the world use to build their websites. It comes with many features, but it is also easy to use and quite intuitive.
It is one of the most well-known tools used by people worldwide, which makes it a great choice for students and universities around the world. [Read more…]
First of all, I want to thank everyone who has been keeping up with my daily Tech Tips and “Pictures of the Day” on Facebook and Twitter.
I’m truly honored that you are willing to take time out of your busy day to check out the things I have to share. Thank you all so much!
After long and careful consideration I have decided it’s time to stop posting the links to my tips and daily pictures on social media and share them via my email newsletter instead. Here’s why…
Germany’s Friedrich-Alexander University conducted a study to determine how many Facebook users click on links without knowing the people who posted them.
To say the least, the results are shocking.
The study found that approximately 40% of all Facebook users click on links that were posted by people they don’t even know, let alone trust.
What’s more, they also found that a whopping 56% of email users click on links in emails from unknown senders, the vast majority of which are likely phishing emails sent by hackers and online crooks. [Read more…]