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michel verstrepen
from Raspberry Pi
September 3, 2021 2:47 AM
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michel verstrepen
from Freewares
August 30, 2021 2:37 PM
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Geek Uninstaller est un petit logiciel portable qui permet de désinstaller les programmes présents sur votre ordinateur, mais aussi d'effectuer une analyse approfondie pour chercher et supprimer les traces restantes comme des résidus de fichiers ou dossiers ou des éléments de la base de registre, afin de garder l'ordinateur propre.
Via Freewares&Tutos
Si la CNIL ne s’oppose pas à l’extension du passe sanitaire, sa présidente, Marie-Laure Denis, a alerté hier, les sénateurs de la commission des lois. Elle a demandé aux parlementaires de fixer des garde-fous à un texte qui « porte une atteinte forte » aux libertés. Parmi ses inquiétudes, le fichier sanitaire SI-DEP, celui des tests covid-19 qui pourrait être utilisé par les forces de l’ordre.
Via Intelligence Economique, Investigations Numériques et Veille Informationnelle
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michel verstrepen
from Into the Driver's Seat
August 29, 2021 2:24 AM
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Photoshop is amazing, but it can also be pretty pricey. Whether you're a student, or you're just on a budget, not everyone can pay for a Photoshop subscription.
Fortunately, there are other alternatives you can try without spending a dime. Here are some great free Photoshop alternatives you should try.
Via Jim Lerman
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Rescooped by
michel verstrepen
from Raspberry Pi
August 29, 2021 2:23 AM
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Open Hardware: Librem 5 and Arduino Librem 5 Getting Faster With Age – Purism The Librem 5 phone is one of those rare computers that is getting faster and better with age. Find out how we are investing our time and resources to make the whole of mobile computing better. This video compares PureOS 10 Byzantium to an outdated Librem 5 running PureOS 9 from June 2020: Emulate the legendary Altair 8800 on your Arduino Mega | Arduino Blog The Altair 8800 is one of the most important machines in computer history and many consider it to be the first personal computer. But not many computer users today would recognize it as such. At release, it couldn’t even output video and users could only interact with the Altair 8800 through a terminal or the front panel. Now you can relive history by emulating an Altair 8800, complete with front panel, on your Arduino Mega. The front panel on the Altair 8800 contained several status lights and toggle switches. Those are cryptic when compared to our modern graphical interfaces, but the Altair 8800’s front panel was integral for working with the machine. Users would load programs and even key in bootloaders using the front panel. The panel would also give you useful debugging information, such as if data was moving from one memory address to another. Interacting with that front panel is a necessity if you want to get the full Altair 8800 experience. Working Eye of Agamotto from Doctor Strange (excluding time travel) We’ve not released a time travel shield for Arduino yet.
Via F. Thunus
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michel verstrepen
from Into the Driver's Seat
August 25, 2021 5:19 PM
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"If you subscribe to Netflix, you need to know about the service's "secret codes." These are numerical tags used to browse specific genres inaccessible from the main menus.
"Secret Netflix codes make Netflix a lot more usable; given the amount of content available, it's difficult to find stuff you really like without them.
"And the downside? Well, there are hundreds of individual codes, so how can you possibly get through them all?
"Fear not, as we have done the hard work for you. And here's our list of the secret Netflix codes guaranteed to help you find new content." Jim Lerman's insight: This is actually quite helpful. Of course, you need to be on a browser for the codes to work.
Via Jim Lerman
The coronavirus pandemic threw everyone into Walden Pond.
Via LGA
Society bombards us with instructions to be happier, fitter and richer. Why have we become so dissatisfied with being ordinary? | 1843 magazine
Via LGA, juandoming
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michel verstrepen
from NewSpace
August 18, 2021 9:14 AM
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Une étude note une corrélation entre les départs de salariés et les fuites de données internes. Les codes source sont particulièrement touchés.
Via Bruno Renkin
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michel verstrepen
from Into the Driver's Seat
August 11, 2021 4:32 AM
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Mystified by Google Drive's upcoming changes? This blog entry will walk you through the new Drive for Desktop and how to make the most of it.
Via Jim Lerman
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michel verstrepen
from Into the Driver's Seat
August 10, 2021 2:38 PM
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By integrating apps with Google Sheets, you'll make your workflows more efficient and save time. There are a lot of apps that claim to do the job, but we took the time to sort through all of them to find the ones that produce the best results.
Here's a list of the best Google Sheet apps that will make your life easier. Jim Lerman's insight: Some very useful free apps. Definitely work a look.
Via Jim Lerman
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michel verstrepen
from Art of Hosting
August 10, 2021 5:37 AM
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The alternative to mind maps, whiteboards, wikis and note boxes for your knowledge management. Organize complex topics easily in one tool. Software hosted in Germany. Sign up for free now.
Via F. Thunus
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IA et intelligence humaine : la French Tech SEO monte en puissance !
Via Thierry Pires
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michel verstrepen
from Into the Driver's Seat
August 29, 2021 2:24 AM
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"Using an untraceable web browser leads to a much safer online experience. Fortunately, it's easy to start using a browser that prioritizes your privacy.
"Here are a few of the best private browsers that are (almost) completely anonymous.
"Why Use an Anonymous Web Browser?
Private information is big business and everyone is trying to watch you. The secret services, governments, Microsoft, cybercriminals, and your creepy neighbor from across the street all want to know what you're doing, all the time.
"While it's almost impossible to remove yourself from the global grid completely, there are some steps you can take to reduce your information footprint.
"The best place to start is with your browser. It's your main portal to the web, so using a more secure option will make a big difference to your privacy.
"Simply enabling private browsing in your current browser isn't enough. You need a new browser to achieve true anonymous browsing."
Via Jim Lerman
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michel verstrepen
from Into the Driver's Seat
August 29, 2021 2:24 AM
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There's little doubt that YouTube is one of the best video sites in the world. And it's by far the most popular. But there are some fantastic YouTube alternatives available online.
Here are the best other platforms like YouTube on the web. Jim Lerman's insight: The list is worth a look.
Via Jim Lerman
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michel verstrepen
from Freewares
August 28, 2021 9:17 AM
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LazyWeb est un moteur de recherche d'un nouveau genre qui utilise une interface de chat pour effectuer les recherches et présente les résultats sous forme de cartes visuelles. Vous pouvez lui poser des questions, effectuer des recherches et vous pouvez aussi naviguer directement vers des sites web ou des applications .
Via Freewares&Tutos
If you’ve found yourself questioning why you are using technology, or more importantly, how you are using technology to better education in your classroom, then you are not alone. As technology continues to make its way into the classroom, teachers worldwide are questioning its effectiveness.
To ensure that you are using technology to its full potential, you must start with “why.” If your learners understand your technology use, your class will have a purpose, and you can work through any technological issues.
Here are 7 ways that you can implement technology in your classroom for a purpose.
Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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michel verstrepen
August 23, 2021 4:46 PM
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The hype cycle is handy for tech buyers who need to know what buzzword bingo they're about to receive from vendors.
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michel verstrepen
from Into the Driver's Seat
August 18, 2021 9:15 AM
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Jim Lerman's insight: This is an analysis of Jane Hart's famous annual survey for 2020. The 2021 list is due out September 1. "The Top 200 Tools for Learning 2020 was compiled by Jane Hart from 2,369 votes from 45 countries in the 14th annual survey and was published on 1 September 2020. 59% of respondents came from companies, businesses and non-profit making organisations whilst 41% worked in education (although only 6% taught in K12 schools so the tools predominately reflect the situation in higher and adult education).
"The survey took place at an unprecedented time following a period of lockdown where remote working and remote education was the norm, so the list(s) provide a unique look into how learning is being enabled and supported in these times. Here are my observations on this year’s list(s) together with some infographics that visualise the state of play as well as some thoughts on what this means for the “new normal” for personal learning, workplace learning and education."
Via Jim Lerman
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michel verstrepen
from Learning & Technology News
August 11, 2021 9:23 AM
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UNICEF proposes a new model of privacy and security for child data – a children's data governance Manifesto fitting for the 21st century.
Via Nik Peachey
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michel verstrepen
August 11, 2021 4:31 AM
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Web magazine about user experience matters, providing insights and inspiration for the user experience community
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michel verstrepen
from Trucs et astuces du net
August 10, 2021 5:41 AM
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Free & Open Source Airtable alternative. Turns any SQL database into a smart spreadsheet. Supports MySQL, Postgres, SQL server, MariaDB & SQLite.
Via Philou49
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