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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.

Mobile Integration

Posted on February 4, 2011February 15, 2011 by John Nash

Add Google Calendar to Thunderbird Lighting calendar. Steps and pics.

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Yet Another Microsoft IE Cross Site Scripting Bug

Posted on January 31, 2011February 2, 2011 by John Nash

There is a security advisory issued by Microsoft on the Windows’ MHTML (MIME HTML) protocol handler vis a vis running malicious scripts within Internet Explorer. Microsoft has provided a “Fixit” tool downloadable from their web site.

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Technology News this week

Posted on January 27, 2011January 27, 2011 by John Nash

From ExtremeTech.com news there are several interesting items with write ups this week. NASA has apparently placed a solar sail device in orbit (see here and here). As most of you know, a solar sail is a thin sail which catches solar particles the way a conventional sail collects wind. Extreme Tech says this may…

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Next Smart Phone not a Smart Phone

Posted on January 25, 2011January 25, 2011 by John Nash

According to an article in Network World over half (65%) of persons choosing a new phone will not choose a smart phone, but a less featured ordinary “dumb” phone.

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The Real Reason Open Source is Growing: Paranoid Politicians

Posted on January 11, 2011January 25, 2011 by John Nash

As a consumer advocate and somewhat self-interested business owner, my evaluation of any circumstance or potential change involves the instinctive question as to how it will affect me, or more succinctly, how it will hurt me and what I can do to protect myself. And so the mechanism that is propelling open-source software into global dominance may not be technical superiority, or freedom, or even an elitist attitude: the driving force may simply be the lust for power and control, or paranoia about what someone else could do, or perhaps just reasonable caution.

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