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Author: John Nash

Mr. Nash is an experienced systems analyst/programmer and business manager who believes in giving back to the community through producing open source software.

Windows 10 Upgrade Change

Posted on July 1, 2016July 1, 2016 by John Nash

The opportunity to get Windows 10 for free is ending this month, July 2016. Windows 10 will be the Microsoft OS from now on, being updated or upgraded not replaced by a new Windows version. Those who miss this opportunity will have to buy Windows 10 for $119 instead of getting it for free.

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Sociopaths Don’t Care

Posted on June 29, 2016June 30, 2016 by John Nash

Your implanted pacemaker or insulin pump could be the next base for spamming the world. Medical devices often lack modern security measures, and are the new target of choice for sociopaths. See the article atĀ Information Week’s Dark Reading.

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Ransomware

Posted on June 25, 2016July 1, 2016 by John Nash

Computer users are not normally technically adept: to them their computer is just a thing they use to get work done or for entertainment, and they treat it like a radio, television, or coffee maker. This naivety makes businesses an easy target for sociopaths looking for fun and profit. These criminals exist because of other people’s laziness. Please don’t be the next business that rewards and encourages these sociopaths by providing them with more easy profit.

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Anyone see a way to improve this?

Posted on June 20, 2016June 20, 2016 by John Nash

php code section with opportunity to comment

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Tax-Free: settlements for wrongful incarceration

Posted on June 16, 2016June 16, 2016 by John Nash

WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today released guidelines on how wrongfully-incarcerated taxpayers can take advantage of the new retroactive exclusion from income for any civil damages, restitution or other monetary award received in connection with their incarceration. The guidelines are contained in a set of frequently-asked questions, posted today on IRS.gov. According to the…

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