Honda sends a message through a great story and emotionally animated short film. Written and directed by Michele D’Auria.
My fav now. Motivation for those who need.
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Just saw a news on Wired today about possible iPhone’s security breach. Basically iPhone users must know that when they press the home button, there’s a shrinking effect of current window that becomes disappeared. In order to create that effect, iPhone has to take a screenshot of your current window and store it in the memory. Should those images be deleted right away, hackers and forensic experts could manage to restore them - just like there’s no such thing as “permanent delete” on your hard drive even if you thought you have deleted your files for good.
This privacy breach seems to help the authority find criminal traces. On the other hand, it allows hackers to exploit your privacy. Let’s say the screenshot is the email you are replying to your spouse as she asked for password for a photo sharing site that you both have the same account. Bank account, work data, anything you can think of could be exploited this way.
iPhone is great, fantastic, and fun to use. Many of us have put more trust on this device and similar things than our home computers. However, it’s not only a simple phone with voice function, it’s a mini-operating system device and hackers will find way to exploit it just like they are doing now to our OS.
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After a few trials and errors, it’s profit calculation time.
Last night we sat down and did the math. I swear to God that I took a course in cost accounting before, but it was long enough to almost forget everything. We discussed and brought everything into consideration, but the final goal was to keep cost as low as possible.
It’s not an easy math though. We’re still working on that. I’m glad that we’re making some progress.
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Matt, the videos, the making, and his traveling are absolutely awesome.
His very first dance was in Hanoi, Vietnam, which then took off to a sequence of dances in different countries . Find out more information about him at http://www.wherethehellismatt.com/about.shtml. You can also watch more of his dances at this channel.
Don’t forget to turn on your volume as well. Great music there!
Filed by Tran Nguyen at 1:41 am under Daily thoughts
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