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Goodbye, Learn to Code with Us!

In 2011, I made a career change into the tech industry. By 2012, I had had it. In those two

Back on November 20th, Michelle kicked of the Civic Engagement Survival Guide with the Who’s My Representative Mini Hackathon. She not only

I’m the weirdo that loved diagraming sentences, so this next part makes me nerdily happy. Time to take one of

CRASH Space is within California’s 37th Congressional District, and our representative is Congresswoman Karen Bass. You can see more info

like many projects, this is a tale of knowing HOW, WHEN, and WHERE to start. i’m never quite sure. HOW does

In the early 2000’s I marked some time as a Usability and Human Factors Professional, drawing on neglected novelist within to

Option 1: You know something can go wrong. “They” can get you …THEM…today it will be in some new way that

TL;DR Use ImageOptim or one of their recommendations to remove EXIF data off pictures before they go up on the

December 7, 2016 carlyn 0 Comments

TL;DR – Protonmail, Tutanota rank as the easiest to use “secure” free email as service options. Might also consider Fastmail in conjunction

TL;DR If a device has a connection to a network, it needs a frequent update schedule. Computational devices on

TL;DR: Set StartPage or DuckDuckGo as the default search on your browser. Put the other in the bookmarks bar. Search engines know what we look for,

TL;DR: A VPN is a narrow tool. Use them accordingly. Virtual Private Networks evolved to connect remote workers into their organization’s network