vendredi, septembre 26, 2014
vendredi, septembre 19, 2014
- Stay connected with your friends at home!
- Its use during workshops or professional meetings
- The invitation of a remote presenter for your conference or school
- The last-minute substitute for the person who can no longer travel to your event
- The « Frequent Business Traveller », who wishes to stay in contact with his family
- A child on a foreign language trip
- A child who can no longer get to school due to illness or to an accident
- Surveillance and presence for the aged
- Remote museum visits
- Remote house viewings
jeudi, août 28, 2014
vendredi, juin 08, 2012
Change your LinkedIn password immediately!
This morning, I logged into LinkedIn and the following message was displayed on my LinkedIn homepage... thanks guys for screwing up my password.... anyway, thanks for reminding me that when I read a security threat about a service I use, I should immediately react and take appropriate steps to secure my data privacy.
I have prepare some kind of rule/algorithm (not written anywhere, except in my mind), which I use every time and every where I need a new password. Providing me all the time different passwords easy to remember, but difficult to guess. Last but least, if I forget it, I can get back to my rule/algorithm and regenerate it without any problem!
Of course, I am not going to explain how I have prepared my rule/algorithm, so think about yours, try to be creative and chose something you can easily remember to generate/calculate your passwords in case you have a bad memory. Be careful, not only letters or numbers, but rather a combination of letters, numbers and symbols!
Call me schizophrenic if you want, but today, I know that even if I have been a bit lazy not to change my LinkedIn password yesterday, hackers wouldn't get much more out of it by now!
More about this security threat at LinkedIn.
vendredi, juin 01, 2012
WE CAN LIVE on mars, remember everything's possible!
mardi, mai 15, 2012
Solving Gmail IMAP empty inbox in Apple Mail 5
When creating the account, I had briefly seen my messages in my Google Apps account's inbox, but then the rest of the account folders were displaying the messages, I couldn't see the messages anymore neither in the account's inbox folder nor in the All accounts' combined inbox...
I had found several instructions how to setup the Gmail account and also others complaining about this issue, but nothing to solve it. Of course, start with the following instructions to setup Apple Mail 4, they are the same for the version 5. Nevertheless, if you cannot see the messages in the inbox, despite showing in your gmail account through your favorite browser, check this:
- Check in Apple Mail whether you have sub-folders below the inbox (you will have a small little triangle on the left of the inbox icon).
- If you have those sub-folders, go to gmail directly and check whether you have label's names which start with inbox/something.
- If that's the case, in many cases, they have been created out of previous migration from another client e.g. Outlook migrated to Gmail... they are considered as sub-folders in IMAP and it seems that Apple Mail is lost and cannot retrieve the inbox content in the such case.
- So from Gmail, select all related messages tagged with this label and move them to another folder.
- Once done, get back to Apple Mail, and select the menu Mailbox - Rebuild
- Your inbox should start displaying your messages and same for the combined inboxes
- Enjoy!
dimanche, mai 13, 2012
Switching for Apple
Last Friday, I have took the decision to move to Apple... instead of buying my traditional PC laptop to run Windows and Ubuntu Linux, I have acquired a MacBook pro 17"! What a change...
Of course, it will better synchronize with my iPhone, might make me a bit nervous with my Asus tf201 tablet (yes, still on android), but overall, should be a good decision.
- powerful laptop and most likely longer life than my previous PCs...
- nice and big screen to work on many apps, such as spreadsheets and project plans.
- didn't need an ultrabook, given that I have my tablet when being on the road.
- should play nicely within my cloud services and devices
- nicer than all the other PCs design that I have seen ever, while asus might step by step come in the right direction.
So now, I need to get the software I need to run my business...
- a project management application
- a scrum project management application
- a visio-like application
- a small CRM
- an accounting and business management application suite (applicable to the Swiss legislation and best practices)
And of course, the CRM solution should sync with my contacts on Google apps. Best will be to have both PM and Scrum apps working on my Android tablet....
Stay tuned and of course if anyone has any feedback or recommendations, will be greatly appreciated!



