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Monday, 18 February 2013

Kesalahan dan bahaya ber-email

Menghindari kesalahan dalam ber-email tidak sulit. berikut ada contoh kebiasaan ber-email yang menggangu dan apa saja yang bisa anda perbuat untuk melakukan sebaliknya.

Subjek tidak jelas atau tidak ada

Buat si penerima supaya mudah mengetahui tentang apa e-mail anda.seperti kebanyakan orang pada umumnya, anda bisa merangkum e-mail yang datang berdasarkan tanggal,pengirim dan subjek.bukankah anda akan senang jika bisa mendapatkan informasi yang dibutuhkan hanya dari subjeknya?

Mengganti topik tanpa mengganti subjek

Misalkan anda akan mengirim e-mail ke rekan kerja tentang subjek 1. rekan kerja tersebut kemudian perlu mengirimkan e-mail tentang subjek 2 ke anda. namun, bukannya membuat e-mail baru dengan subjek "subjek 2", ia hanya membalas e-mail anda yang sebelumnya dan membahas subjek 2. dengan baris subjek tetap "subjek 1", mengganggu bukan? pada waktu anda mengirim e-mail pastikan subjeknya sesuai dengan subjek yang sebenarnya. jika anda melakukannya pada waktu membalas ke e-mail, ganti subjeknya sesuai dengan subjek yang sebenarnya.

Sunday, 17 February 2013

Memilih distribusi Linux

Mungkin sampai sekarang masih banyak dari antara kita yang masih bingung dalam memilih distribusi linux. banyak yang berpendapat bahwa masing-masing distribusi sebenarnya sama satu dengan yang lainnya. pada dasarnya memang ya, tapi jika kita berbicara tentang penggunaan sehari-hari maka mereka tidaklah sama. mengapa anda memilih Debian dibanding Fedora atau Ubuntu dibanding Mandriva?

Saturday, 16 February 2013

Layanan Push E-mail

Sekilas Tentang Push E-mail.

Pengertian tentang sebutan push e-mail sendiri cukup beragam. namun dari beberapa sumber,pengertian push e-mail adalah sebuah sistem e-mail yang memiliki kemampuan always on atau menyala terus. dimana setiap e-mail yang masuk ke dalam mail sever akan langsung diteruskan (pushed) kepada e-mail client. yang dimaksud e-mail client disni adalah aplikasi e-mail baik yang ada di dalam PDA,smartphone, ataupun yang ada di dalam PC.

Push e-mail ini sebenarnya sudah ada sejak dulu untuk koneksi wired menggunakan koneksi internet berbasis kabel yang memang juga sudah ada sejak dulu. dimana koneksi ini biasanya digunakan untuk PC dan laptop. dan mungkin anda sedang menggunakannya saat ini.

Sedangkan untuk push e-mail berbasis wireless memang kali pertama dikenalkan dan digunakan oleh device dari Blackberry, dimana produk ini memadukan antara portable device dan wireless sehingga terciptalah ungkapan always on.

Perangkat yang dibutuhkan.

Ada beberapa perangkat yang anda perlukan sebelum anda bisa menggunakan layanan push e-mail tersebut. diantaranya sebuah perangkat PC dan laptop yang dilengkapi dengan port usb. perangkat PC dan laptop ini digunakan untuk mendownload dan menginstal aplikasi push e-mail gratis ke dalam PDA atau smartphone anda. berikutnya adalah koneksi internet juga diperlukan, karena ada beberapa layanan push e-mail yang mengharuskan anda melakukan registrasi terlebih dahulu sebelum anda bisa menggunakan aplikasi tersebut meskipun aplikasi tersebut gratis.

Saturday, 27 October 2012

Stanley Park : Monuments and memories



More than 50 memorials dot Vancouver’s Stanley park. But once you leave the park, will you remember even one?
By Stephen Osborne

In the beginning

A year after Vancouver became a municipality in 1886, the first city council petitioned the federal government to lease 400 hectares of land to the city to be used as a park. Originally a forest of old growth trees that was home to Musqueam and Squamish First Nations, it was then a marine base for the Royal Navy. The British government  handed over the largely logged forest land, and on September 27, 1888, Stanley park was officially opened. Since then, the park has undergone immense changes. In 1937, construction began on the lions gate bridge, which linked the park to north and west Vancouver a year later. And though it took more than 60 years to build, the 8.85 kilometre long  paved seawall that skirts the park was finally completed in 1980. Stanley park is now the third largest city owned park in north America (behind Chapultepec park in Mexico city and the golden gate national recreation area in San Fransisco) and hosts more than eight million visitors each year.

Thursday, 25 October 2012

Apple introduces 13-inch MacBook Pro

 


Today who is not familiar with Apple products? If there is, it means that people miss the news about the technology. Apple is not a fruit but computer technology, the work of Steve jobs and Steve Wozniak. This year Apple launched the iPhone 5, Apple announced that it has sold over five million of its new iPhone 5 just three days after launch on September 21, and more than 100 million iOS devices have been updated with iOS 6, the latest version of the world’s most advanced mobile operating system. iPhone 5 is available in the US, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, and the UK, and will be available in 22 more countries on September 28 and more than 100 countries by the end of the year.



After the successful launch of the iPhone 5, Apple today introduced a new version of its popular 13-inch MacBook Pro, featuring a stunning Retina display, long 7 hour battery life is impressive for any notebook. But for high performance notebook with an ultra high resolution display, top of the line processor and graphics and superslim design. It’s absolutely remarkable, the built in battery gives you up to 1000 full charge and discharge cycles and up to 30 days of instant on standby time, next with a dual core Intel corei5 or Intel corei7 processor, the 13-inch MacBook Pro with retina display lets you take your most performances hungry apps on the road, the 13-inch MacBook Pro with retina display also featuring Intel HD graphics 4000, perfect for both everyday tasks and graphics intensive creative apps and all flash storage in a compact design. At a mere 0.75 inches and 3.57 pounds, the remarkably portable 13-incehs MacBook Pro. Its available today through the apple online store and apple retail stores, starting at $1,699 (U.S). so what are you waiting for?






Wednesday, 24 October 2012

The best comic book store you should visited




comic is fun reading material, reading comic we can imagine that we want to be a superhero, this is a dream of a child. where can we buy comic? surely we can come to the bookstore to buy it but sometimes the comic book store does not provide the entire edition or incomplete. so how to find a store that is complete with the entire issue of the comic? If you comic geek,my advice and not have to think long you can go to Midtown comic. why midtown comic? comic is very complete and you can all day in this store to select and search for your favorite comic. It’s not just about comics! Midtown Comics offers a vast selection of comic book related action figures, statues, movies, books, collectibles, t-shirts & apparel and so much more.



Midtown Comics opened its first shop in 1997, and has become the leading comic book retailer in the U.S., with its online store as well as at three landmark NYC locations: Times Square, Grand Central and Downtown. The hottest titles are all here: DC The New 52, Batman, Green Lantern, Avengers, Captain America, Thor, Flash, Fear Itself, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Hellboy, Spider-Man, X-Men, Superman, Fantastic Four, Wonder Woman, Animal Man, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Wolverine, Ultimate Comics and more. Midtown offers the best independent, or alternative, comics selection as well, including Persepolis, Maus, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Scott Pilgrim, Love and Rockets and so many more. If you are outside of America, just like the midtown say “The best online comic book subscription service is also found at Midtown's online store, with no deposit and no commitment”. So what are you waiting for?





Tuesday, 23 October 2012

Passwords is easier to steal than ever


Companies rely on passwords to protect sensitive info from hackers. But unfortunately, passwords often aren't given the attention they deserve, leaving data barely more secure than it would be with no password at all. Here are some of the worst mistakes users make:
Keeping it simple - A recent analysis of stolen passwords revealed that too many users come up with passwords with fewer than six characters, only use lower-case letters, or choose a name, dictionary word or consecutive numbers (like '12345?).
Using the same password over and over again - For many users, if one of their passwords is stolen, not only is all of their personal data at risk, but so is any company protected by the same password.
Not using the full keyboard - Using numbers as well as letters can make a password a lot stronger. But few users take the next step and incorporate special characters such as!@#$%.
Writing the password down - As we wrote about recently, an alleged Russian spy recently learned that a strong password does no good when it's written down and attached to the user's computer.
Staying logged in - Users may have strong passwords committed to memory and not written down anywhere - but then give prying eyes easy access to sensitive data by staying logged in to databases and applications when they get up from their desks. As companies that have been hit by inside hackers know, you can't always trust everyone you work with.
Companies often try to use password policies to keep those mistakes from hampering security. But policies must be done right in order to have an effect. Here are some common password policy mistakes IT departments make:
Going overboard - Requiring users to have a new and extremely complex password every 30 days may only encourage folks to ignore the rules or keep passwords written down.
Getting lax - Some companies require strong passwords for users for their initial log-ins, but then get lax on other levels of security. That gives potential hackers only one tough password to crack, rather than several.
Not staying updated - Password policies don't always get looked at and revised very often. So even companies with good password policies might not be including all necessary systems.