When Ypsilanti resident and community activist Gail Summerhill hears a politician tell constituents, “Register and go vote,” she says it makes her feel like cussing. “It’s like a knife every time I hear it. All you ever hear is ‘register and go vote,’ but you’re assuming that a person’s […]
Day: October 6, 2020
PCGS Embeds NFC Technology in Coin and Bank Note Holders
PCGS-graded coin and banknote holders now feature an NFC symbol on the obverse of the label. Coin holders also feature this symbol on the front bottom left of the holder. (Image courtesy of Professional Coin Grading Service) Professional Coin Grading Service will begin embedding Near Field Communication (NFC) technology […]
10 things you should never do on a work computer
Work computers are for one thing: Work. And anything outside of work could jeopardize your career. While you might assume that clearing the history log in your computer is enough to get rid of any evidence that you’ve been shopping, tweeting or searching for new jobs, IT departments are still […]
Good journalism is not always enough, it must also be accessible | DW Freedom | Speech. Expression. Media. | DW
When only the state television program is broadcast, when there are no more oppositional newspapers and demonstrators are forced off the streets – then the Internet remains. It offers access to free information. Dissenters can express themselves in blogs and social media without restrictions, and foreign information providers like DW […]
‘Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’ multiplayer is free this weekend
Smitten by Call of Duty: Warzone, but not sure if the rebooted Modern Warfare is worth the price of admission? Good news: for three days, the multiplayer portion of Infinity Ward’s latest shooter is going free-to-play. Download Warzone (if you haven’t already) and Modern Warfare‘s multiplayer offerings will unlock at […]