Give them a new game: Give them a mac and tell them: Be creative, use our photo camera or video or whatever, and Build your own game. Teach them to think...
Today I entered an official administration for my non-profit organisation yearbook delivery...
While in talk I asked him if I could use his computer to downoad one missing paper from my.mac email account.
I tried but soon I realised his computer was a dangerous machine (not for me directly, but...). It seemed badly corrupted , unable to go to the site I wanted. I tried some other links, but I got directly to some kind of viagra promo site... The man seemed to not understand his machine was full of apparently bad viruses or spyware - corrupted anyhow. Probably he did'n tell his superior, maybe he was infected while visiting a site he should not, I don't know . But I was wondering how many of these governement computers ARE badly protected. Any figures? We wo't know for shure - but they are dealing with our information about our organisations etc, so this is not good don't you think?
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Give them a new game: Give them a mac and tell them: Be creative, use our photo camera or video or whatever, and Build your own game. Teach them to think...
Today I entered an official administration for my non-profit organisation yearbook delivery... While in talk I asked him if I could use his computer to downoad one missing paper from my .mac email account.
I tried but soon I realised his computer was a dangerous machine (not for me directly, but...). It seemed badly corrupted , unable to go to the site I wanted. I tried some other links, but I got directly to some kind of viagra promo site... The man seemed to not understand his machine was full of apparently bad viruses or spyware - corrupted anyhow. Probably he did'n tell his superior, maybe he was infected while visiting a site he should not, I don't know . But I was wondering how many of these governement computers ARE badly protected. Any figures? We wo't know for shure - but they are dealing with our information about our organisations etc, so this is not good don't you think?