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Smart Home Technology Isn’t Just For Tenant Convenience

Smart Home Technology Isn’t Just For Tenant Convenience

Smart home technology is no longer reserved for the rich. In today’s real estate market, many homes come with a standard package of smart devices like thermostats, locks, and security systems. This applies to homes for sale and rentals. While smart home devices are convenient, tenants are concerned that internet-connected devices are a threat to …

How to Improve Payment Security on Your Site

How to Improve Payment Security on Your Site

Whether you’re running a full-fledged eCommerce store or you’re simply selling a few pieces of premium content, you’ll need some way to collect payments from customers. That also means you need to keep their payment data safe—and improve the security of your website overall. Website security is not something to take lightly. If your customers’ …

8 Ways to Improve Your Home Working Environment

8 Ways to Improve Your Home Working Environment

In an ideal situation, working from home can boost both your mood and your productivity. Multiple studies, including an oft-cited Stanford study, have confirmed the benefits of a home working environment. Experts disagree about what, exactly, is responsible for this effect. Some insist it’s the sudden lack of interruptions and distractions, while others assert that …

Jonathan Cornelissen Speaks About Data Education

Jonathan Cornelissen Improves Lives Through Continuing Education

Continuing education is an important aspect of career development. Without it, we can often find ourselves in ruts or going down paths that lead to unsatisfactory professional situations. In contrast, people who continually invest in themselves, from an educational standpoint, often find a wide array of opportunities opening up as they move through life. To get …

Get Ready for NaNoWriMo!

It’s never too early to start planning your entry in 2020’s National Writing Month Contest this coming November. Writers tend to put things off until the last moment, and so the first week in January 2020 seems about the right time to begin sketching out that amazing fifty-thousand word novel you’ve been turning over in …

New California Law May Hamper Uber and Lyft Drivers.

The dizzying rise of the technology that has created and fostered such ride-hailing behemoths as Uber and Lyft has left in its wake a continuing frustration and controversy about those who do the heavy lifting in the new ‘gig’ economy — the drivers and other workers who are employed as independent contractors instead of as …

The Updated Dell XPS 13 Debuts Next Week.

The XPS Thirteen from Dell is considered probably the best Windows laptop in the past five years, if not longer. And now that 2020 CES is firing up out in Las Vegas next week it looks like Dell is going to impress consumers and techies once again by updating its star attraction with an amazingly …

How to Stop Smart Home Devices from Snooping on You.

The rise of smart home devices has been nothing but fantastic this year. Home and condo sales, apartment and trailer home rentals — all of them are now offering a basic smart home package as part of the move-in price. The media have had a field day warning consumers that they can’t escape the ever-present, …

Self-Checkout Technology has France in Uproar.

In France Sunday is still considered a day of rest, especially for the laboring class. In fact, it’s a law — after one p.m. on Sunday in France it is illegal for workers to work, whether in a factory or in a store. This puts a bit of a crimp in retail sails, unless, of …

Using Auto Delete on Google.

Over time your tastes and travel routes, and even your opinions, all change — maybe not a lot, but even an incremental change means that the data Google has stored on you is no longer current or timely — and that’s one reason you keep getting those dorky pop ups and cookies for things and …