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Primary School Clubs. Autumn Term Where do clubs take place? Clubs take place on campus in classrooms, the gym and dance studio.
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1 Primary School Clubs Autumn Term 2016 Extracurricular activities are an integral part of life at BISC South Loop. Children in the Primary School benefit from varied clubs, catered to each year group, that promote sportsmanship, creativity, community and competition. Children may participate in one after-school club each day. When do clubs take place? Clubs for the school year start the first day of school. During the Autumn Term, clubs run Monday, August 29 through Thursday, December 15. Clubs take place before school between 7:15-8:15 a.m. and after school from 3:40-4:45 p.m. Afterschool clubs include time for snack, which children should bring from home. Clubs are not held on the last day of every half-term. Where do clubs take place? Clubs take place on campus in classrooms, the gym and dance studio. What s the cost of clubs? Clubs on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays are included in tuition. Wednesday clubs are run by external providers and cost $30 per week. How does registration work? Registration is first come, first served and is facilitated online. You ll receive an over the summer to register for Autumn Term clubs. Questions? If you have questions, contact Ms. Chloe Robson, Primary Clubs Coordinator, at
2 Weekly Club Schedule Nursery & Reception Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Mini Explorers Be Active Get Creative Math Wizards Techno Tots Dramarama Daring Designers Story & Song Time Years 1 & 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday (Year 2) Movie Makers Paintbrush Kids Music Makers Daring Designers World Explorers Book Bugs Taekwondo (Year 2) Storytellers Little Investigators Dramarama Techno Tots Years 3 & 4 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 7:15-8:15 a.m. Dance Team Dance Team Gymnastics Science Olympiad Mindful Mondays Composers Cheerleading Art Attack Code Club Book Bugs Cooking (Year 4) Taekwondo Homework Club Computer Skills Photography Pros Storytellers World Linguistics Years 5 & 6 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 7:15-8:15 a.m. Dance Team Dance Team Gymnastics Science Olympiad Mindful Mondays Game Design Composers Cheerleading Code Club Mathletes Cooking Taekwondo Homework Club Computer Skills World Linguistics Photography Pros Creative Writing Debate Textiles
3 Club Descriptions A - D Art Attack (Years 3 & 4) How do you see the world? Use your artistic expression to delve into the world of artists and their works. Use a variety of medium to recreate famous works with your own interpretation. BeActive (Nursery & Reception) Get fit and active by playing various games on your own and as part of a team. You ll refine your gross and fine motor skills and learn to relax and unwind at the end of the school day with yoga techniques. Book Bugs (Years 1-4) Mystery, adventure, fantasy and more! We ll discuss the books we love and discover new things to read in this library club. Cheerleading (Years 3-6) Go, Bulldogs! Learn to work as a team to create and choreograph routines using gymnastics and dance movements. You ll perform in front of spectators to support school events throughout the school year, displaying high energy and vibrant school spirit! Code Club (Years 3-6) Discover how to code! You ll develop your computing skills by writing instructions, making objects move, altering worlds and above all, having fun. Composers (Years 3-6) Whatever your experience, if you love to create your own music, this is the club for you. Explore composition and look at the work of famous composers. Computer Skills (Years 3-6) With computers affecting almost every aspect of our lives, it s important to understand how they work. Learn how to create and edit documents, presentations and spreadsheets, and ways to use computers to help conduct effective research. Creative Writing (Years 5 & 6) Do you love books and writing? Do you dream of becoming an author? Plunge into the literary world and develop your creative writing skills. You ll put pen to paper as you learn the skills of strong writing to change and alternate versions of some classic stories, as well as develop your own masterpieces. Daring Designers (Nursery-Year 2) Use a range of materials to design and build everything from marvelous buildings and famous landmarks to creations from your own imagination. You will work independently and in groups, promoting vital skills such as problem solving, communication and teamwork. Dance Team (Years 3-6) Take your dance technique and performance skills to the next level! On Dance Team, you ll learn multiple routines while focusing on personal skills, formation changes and teamwork. Team rehearsals will help develop your flexibility and technique in multiple dance styles such as jazz, hip hop, tap, ballet and contemporary with an introduction to partner work. You will also have a chance to showcase your own skills and tricks, but this is not required. We encourage you to commit for the entire school year, so we can improve and perform multiple learned dances. Debate (Years 5 & 6) Can you express your point in a clear and precise manner? Are you able to counter an argument effectively? Learn how to formulate arguments for and against a range of topics and explore the effectiveness of rebuttals. Dramarama (Nursery-Year 2) Explore the fascinating world of role play and drama through stories and active play.
4 E - M Game Design (Years 5 & 6) Everyone has a favorite computer or video game. Learn how yours was developed and even create your own. Get Creative (Nursery & Reception) Through fun activities, games and interaction with others, you will develop your creative side. You will explore a number of different activities using various materials and technology. Gymnastics (Years 3-6) Release your inner gymnast by working on technique and skill. You ll take part in floor routines, balances, vaulting and more. If your child registers but does not attend for two straight weeks, their spot will be given to a child on the waiting list. Homework Club (Years 3-6) Work on homework, school projects or reading and seek support from peers as well as the class teacher. (Years 1-6) This club complements our Keyboard Skills curriculum by exploring the keyboard and relevant pieces. We ll also learn about famous piano works and musicians. This club can accommodate a maximum of 15 children, and children may participate for one term only. Mindful Mondays (Years 3-6) Explore different ways to focus on the present moment through mindful body scans, mindful art, mindful eating and mindful listening activities. You ll explore stress and ways to become more aware of your level of stress, as well as brain science. Mini Explorers (Nursery & Reception) Through fun experiments, games and interaction with others, you will learn about the world around you. Explore learning in different areas and develop languages through exciting games and play. Movie Makers (Years 1 & 2) Immerse yourself in and learn the ins and outs of the film industry. You ll learn all stages of film-making, from storyboarding to filming and editing, as you make a short stop-motion film. You ll also have the chance to create your own characters and scene backdrops to make your animation a box-office hit! Music Makers (Years 1 & 2) Do you love music? In Music Makers Club, you ll explore a range of music by singing, moving and playing different instruments. Little Investigators (Years 1 & 2) Dive into the world of math, exploring and investigating a range of concepts. We ll enhance our problem-solving and teamwork skills by unraveling challenging math problems independently as well as collaboratively. Mathletes (Years 5 & 6) Dive into the world of mathematics, exploring and investigating a range of concepts. We ll enhance our problem-solving and teamwork skills by unraveling challenging math problems independently as well as collaboratively. As we journey through the world of number, we will develop a competitive edge and prepare for a range of math competitions. Math Wizards (Nursery & Reception) From dice to dominoes and shapes to snap, take part in a fun-filled hour of math games and activities. You will experience all areas of the math curriculum through exciting, hands-on learning opportunities.
5 N - Z Paintbrush Kids (Years 1 & 2) Get creative! Embrace your freedom of expression through a wide range of art techniques. You will engage in various craft activities designed to stimulate your mind and expose you to new artists and styles, having a go at creating your own masterpieces. (Years 2-6) The BISC South Loop will showcase their talents at events in school and around Chicago. Children who wish to take part are expected to commit for the entire school year. You ll work on a range of exciting and challenging music, often merging with the Secondary. Photography Pros (Years 3-6) See life through the lens! Snap up this opportunity to learn about the history of cameras and photography, how to compose and capture photos, and how to enhance your work with editing software. (Years 1-6) If you play an instrument and can read music, join the! You should have played your instrument for at least one year and know at least eight notes. We ll explore a fun range of music, differentiating the pieces for all children (from beginners to more advanced musicians). If you re unsure of your child s suitability for this club, please Mrs. Rachel White-Hunt, Director of Music, at Science Olympiad (Years 3-6) This club is for children who want to unravel the mysteries of science and commit to being part of the school s inaugural Primary Science Olympiad Team! You ll have the opportunity to compete against other schools at the Illinois Elementary Science Olympiad in May Children are expected to take part in this club for the whole school year. The club can accommodate a maximum of 20 children. Story & Song Time (Nursery & Reception) Embrace your imagination by reading, discussing, exploring and acting out your favorite stories. You ll also use songs to help tell stories and create your own. Storytellers (Years 1-4) Step into the world of your favorite book characters by reading, discussing, exploring and even acting out your favorite stories to develop your imagination. You ll also create your own stories! Techno Tots (Nursery-Year 2) Technology can be exciting and entertaining, but sometimes tricky to use. Find out how ipads and computers can help you learn through technology play and games. Textiles (Years 5 & 6) Sewing, weaving, cross-stitch, tie-dye, and more! Learn and use different textiles to create beautiful crafts and art. No previous experience is necessary. World Explorers (Years 1 & 2) Learn about our world and develop your French and Spanish skills, and awareness of other languages. You ll get a flavor of other cultures and develop new skills and conversational techniques to help you grow in an everexpanding world. World Linguistics (Years 4-6) Build your knowledge of French, Spanish and other languages as you gain a flavor of other cultures and languages from around the globe. Learn new skills and conversational techniques to help you grow and develop in an ever-expanding world. (Years 1-6) Play a range of sports while improving your balance, coordination, agility, speed and power. We ll play soccer, basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, hockey and more.
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Subject: General Tech | January 16, 2017 - 06:13 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: whatsapp, fud, facebook, encryption
By now you will have seen a headline screaming something about the security of Facebook's WhatsApp messaging service, ranging from somewhere between a backdoor purposefully inserted into the app to a complete denial of any security risk at all. The actual issue is much larger than WhatsApp and address a security issue with all applications which depend on public key encryption.
Many applications utilize public keys for their encryption, the encryption relies on keys unique to the sender and receivers devices and which use the public key to verify the authorization of a new device. If your accounts key was permanently attached to a specific piece of hardware you would need a separate account for each device you used, which would be quite onerous.
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Perhaps more worrying is Facebook's ability to take advantage of this, as they can generate a new public key to read messages, if they so choose. If you are concerned about this, you can enable the Show Security Notifications setting under Settings -> Account -> Security to be notified whenever a contact's security code has changed. The Register links to several articles which delve into the technology as well as the media's reactions here, if you are interested.
"The problem – which is "endemic to public key cryptography" – was raised in April last year, and at the time WhatsApp said it wasn't a serious enough design flaw to spend time fixing."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Microsoft's Security Bulletins Will End In February @ Slashdot
- Windows 10 Gets A New Linux: openSUSE @ Slashdot
- Just give up: 123456 is still the world's most popular password @ The Register
- Drone company fails to take off, tells pre-orderers: You can have your $34m back @ The Register
- Microsoft's Surface Studio has Enticing Features @ Hardware Secrets
- McDonald's website insecurity leaves passwords open to Hamburgling @ The Inquirer
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Hack inflight entertainment crashes planes! Ya, not so much ya nutter
Subject: General Tech | December 20, 2016 - 06:04 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: security, fud
You will probably see a headline picked up from the Telegraph warning of how hackers can use the in-flight entertainment systems to cause planes to crash; please ignore it. Pilots do not generally log into a secret part of the interface on your setback screen to control the airplane, they have a separate system which is not about to be overridden by someone screwing with that system. On the other hand they could force everyone to watch a Rob Schneider movie, which might be worse. The Inquirer also suggests playing with cabin lighting or broadcasting fake announcements, as annoying as the teenager chatting away on the phone next to you or the child screaming in the background. There were some reasonable suggestions in the article, which you can see here.
"LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THIS IS YOUR PILOT SPEAKING. It turns out that hackers may be able to fiddle with the in-flight entertainment system on board and take control of the plane."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Why don't people secure their IoT gadgets? 'It's not my problem' @ The Register
- Uber Lost $800 Million In Third Quarter @ Slashdot
- The LG ProBeam is a laser projector in a new, skinny form factor @ Ars Technica
- OpenSSL after Heartbleed @ Linux.com
- SK Hynix and Seagate exploring flash hookup @ The Register
- Linksys MAX-STREAM EA9500 Router Review @ Hardware Canucks
- Nintendo Switch Uses Nvidia Tegra X1 SoC, Clock Speeds Outed @ Slashdot
- TR's 12 days of giveaways: Rosewill's big bag of goods
Simply FUD or a message from the Forced Upgrade Department?
Subject: General Tech | May 18, 2016 - 04:44 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Intel, microsoft, fud
DigiTimes has a doozy of a post title, stating that Intel plans to limit OS support on future processors starting with Kaby Lake and Apollo Lake CPUs. Now this sounds horrible but you may be taking the word support out of context as it refers to the support that major customers require which leads to the so called errata (pdf example), not that the processors will be incapable of running any OS but Windows 10. This may not matter so much to the average consumer but for industries and the scientific community this could result in huge costs as they would no longer be able to get fixes from Intel, unless they have upgraded to Windows 10. That upgrade comes with its own costs, the monstrous amount of time it will take for compatibility testing, application updating and implementation; not to mention licensing fees.
AMD should take note of this, focus on continued legacy support and most importantly advertising that fact. The price difference between choosing AMD over Intel could become even more compelling for these large customers and help refill AMD's coffers.
"With Intel planning to have its next-generation processors support only Windows 10, industrial PC (IPC) players are concerned that the move will dramatically increase their costs and affect market demand, according to sources from IPC players."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- The Windows 10 future: Imagine a boot stamping on an upgrade treadmill forever @ The Register
- DIY USB Type C @ Hack a Day
- Updategate: Microsoft said to be auto-creating Skype accounts in Windows 10 @ The Inquirer
- IBM triples the capacity of PCM memory, and that's a big deal @ The Inquirer
- Firefox Tops Microsoft Browser Market Share For First Time @ Slashdot
- Symantec antivirus bug allows utter exploitation of memory @ The Registe
- A million machines enslaved by MitM Google ad fraud botnet @ The Register
- Microsoft To License Nokia Brand To Foxconn, Says Report @ Slashdot
- Arozzi Enzo Black Gaming Chair Review @ NikKTech
- Error 56: Apple's iOS 9.3.2 update is borking iPad Pro tablets @ The Inquirer
- 5 Reasons To Only Use NAS-Optimised Drives In Your NAS @ Tech ARP
- ZFS comes to Debian, thanks to licensing workaround @ The Register
Sure ... it's the filesharing that takes up all the bandwidth
Subject: General Tech | December 8, 2015 - 05:43 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: bandwidth, streaming, fud
The next time you hear someone harping about how the tubes are clogged with filesharing, either legal or illegal, as the reason why your internet is slow or dropping out you should reference this chart. According to Sandvine, who would tend to know this sort of thing, just over 65% of all traffic is media streaming. Chances are that the vast majority of that traffic is legal, coming from Netflix, YouTube, Spotify and the wide variety of other online content providers. Indeed, chances are you pay to use that service so when your connection degrades and you contact your ISP about it make sure to have this handy as a reference.
If those companies want to charge you for a service they should actually provide it and not try to blame their lack of infrastructure or insight on something else. Unfortunately they will probably ignore the data and the only result of knowing this will be a sharp increase in your blood pressure. Still, knowing is half the battle so head to re/code for a look at the charts they have compiled into this article.
"Here's the latest breakdown from broadband services company Sandvine of "fixed access" — for the purposes of this piece, read it as "home broadband" — Internet usage during peak evening hours. That big red bar in the middle is the one to focus on."
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- AMD will bring FreeSync to HDMI early next year @ The Tech Report
- The Radeon Technologies Group Gets Visual @ Hardware Canucks
- Microsoft begins migrating Office 365 SMB customers to new plans @ The Inquirer
- Bare metal is not dead, so Borg goes for SDN assimilation @ The Register
- Apple Swift for iOS, Mac OS X and Linux is an open source hit @ The Inquirer
- Performance-Per-Watt & How The Raspberry Pi 2 + Pi Zero Compare To Old NetBurst CPUs @ Phoronix
- Surface Book and Pro 4 see order delay to 1Q16 @ DigiTimes
- Theremin's Bug: How the Soviet Union Spied on the US Embassy for 7 Years @ Hack a Day
- Nokia, ARM, Enea craft new TCP/IP stack for the cloud @ The Register
Should you fear SilverPush?
Subject: General Tech | November 20, 2015 - 07:22 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: security, silverpush, fud
SilverPush has been around for a while but was recently reverse-engineered so that it could be investigated by anyone with an interest in their phones security. It is software that is often bundled in advertisements or streamed media that takes advantage of your phones the far greater range of audio sensitivity and the fact that you can communicate information via audio signals. This could allow an app to communicate with your phone without your knowledge, to collect data from your phone or even to provide contextual ads on your phone.
However as you can see from the list of apps which The Register links to, there is not much likelihood that you have an app which has SilverPush enabled installed on your phone and that is the real key. If you do not have an app which is listening for audio signals on those frequencies then you will not suffer the effects of SilverPush. The moral of the story is that your phones security starts with you, if you download random free apps and allow them full access to your phone then you should not be surprised by this sort of thing.
"SilverPush's software kit can be baked into apps, and is designed to pick up near-ultrasonic sounds embedded in, say, a TV, radio or web browser advert. These signals, in the range of 18kHz to 19.95kHz, are too high pitched for most humans to hear, but can be decoded by software."
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- Windows Turns 30 Today @ [H]ard|OCP
- Western Digital begins navigating the non-volatile memory maze @ The Register
- Video Standards Are More Than Video Signals @ Hack a Day
- BlackBerry-infused tech coalition does not back weakened encryption @ The Inquirer
- Asustek launches Chromebit CS10 @ DigiTimes
- Sony Quietly Adds PS2 Emulation To the PS4 @ Slashdot
- Write Documentation Once, Output Multiple Formats with Sphinx @ Linux.com
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 adds Insights to warn when it's doomed to fail @ The Inquirer
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Subject: Editorial, General Tech | September 29, 2015 - 07:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: trust, security, rant, microsoft, metadata, fud
Privacy of any nature when you utilize a device connected to the internet is quickly becoming a joke and not a very funny one. Just to name a few, Apple tracks your devices, Google scans every email you send, Lenovo actually has two programs to track your usage and of course there is Windows 10 and the data it collects and sends. Thankfully in some of these cases the programs which track and send your data can be disabled but the fact of the matter is that they are turned on by default.
The Inquirer hits the nail on the head "Money is simply a by-product of data." a fact which online sites such as Amazon and Facebook have known for a while and which software and hardware providers are now figuring out. In some cases an informed choice to share personal data is made, but this is not always true. When you share to Facebook or post your Fitbit results to the web you should be aware you are giving companies valuable data, the real question is about the data and metadata you are sharing of which you are unaware of.
Should you receive compensation for the data you provide to these companies? Should you always be able to opt out of sharing and still retain use of a particular service? Perhaps the cost of utilizing that service is sharing your data instead of money? There are a lot of questions and even a lot of different uses for this data but there is certainly no one single answer to those questions.
Microsoft have been collecting data from BSoD's for decades and Windows users have all benefited from it even though there is no opt out for sending that data. On the other hand is there a debt incurred towards Lenovo or other companies when you purchase a machine from them? Does the collection of patterns of usage benefit Lenovo users in a similar way to the data generated by a Windows BSoD or does the risk of this monitoring software being corrupted by others for nefarious purposes outweigh any possible benefits?
Of course this is only the tip of the iceberg, the Internet of Things is poised to become a nightmare for those who value their security, there are numerous exploits to track your cellphone that have nothing to do with your provider and that is only the tip of the iceberg. Just read through the Security tag here on PCPer for more examples if you have a strong stomach.
Please, take some time to think about how much you value your privacy and what data you are willing to share in exchange for products and services. Integrate that concern into your purchasing decisions, social media and internet usage. Hashtags are nice, but nothing speaks as loudly as your money; never forget that.
"MICROSOFT HAS SPOKEN out about its oft-criticised privacy policies, particularly those in the newly released Windows 10, which have provoked a spike in Bacofoil sales over its data collection policies."
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- BlackBerry's tactical capitulation to Google buys time – and possibly a future @ The Register
- Real-Time E-Book Editing With Calibre @ Linux.com
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Bad Lenovo! Don't do anything even slightly fishy for a while
Subject: General Tech | September 25, 2015 - 06:33 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Lenovo, fud
Lenovo Customer Feedback Program 64 is nowhere near the level of SuperFish when it comes creepy behaviour but it certainly shows a lack of insight from the popular company. With SuperFish so recently in the headlines and peoples memory it would perhaps have been beneficial for Lenovo to abandon any and all data collection from their users but it would seem that is not the case. Thankfully this particular one appears in your Programs and can be removed via the Control Panel but you can bet that it will immediately create negative feedback for the company. The Inquirer covers the details here, apparently it was collecting data about Win10 compatibility and user feedback but no matter if it is innocuous or not, there will be fallout.
"SOFTWARE INCLUDED ON LENOVO hardware has been found to be suspicious-looking, and this is not the first time that the company has been caught out like this."
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- BlackBerry to name next smartphone after a toilet @ The Inquirer
- Asustek takes 40% share in global gaming notebook shipments in 1H15 @ DigiTimes
- Official: North America COMPLETELY OUT of new IPv4 addresses @ The Register
- Microsoft puts a bullet in blundering D-Link's leaked key that made malware VIPs on PCs @ The Register
- Smartphone passcodes protected by the Fifth Amendment – US court @ The Register
The Intel SMM bug is bad, but not that bad
Subject: General Tech | August 7, 2015 - 05:31 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: fud, security, Intel, amd, x86, SMM
The SSM security hole that Christopher Domas has demonstrated (pdf) is worrying but don't panic, it requires your system to be compromised before you are vulnerable. That said, once you have access to the SMM you can do anything you feel like to the computer up to and including ensuring you can reinfect the machine even after a complete format or UEFI update. The flaw was proven on Intel x86 machines but is likely to apply to AMD processors as well as they were using the same architecture around the turn of the millennium and thankfully the issue has been mitigated in recent processors. Intel will be releasing patches for effected CPUs, although not all the processors can be patched and we have yet to hear from AMD. You can get an over view of the issue by following the link at Slashdot and speculate on if this flaw was a mistake or inserted there on purpose in our comment section.
"Security researcher Christopher Domas has demonstrated a method of installing a rootkit in a PC's firmware that exploits a feature built into every x86 chip manufactured since 1997. The rootkit infects the processor's System Management Mode, and could be used to wipe the UEFI or even to re-infect the OS after a clean install. Protection features like Secure Boot wouldnt help, because they too rely on the SMM to be secure."
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- Millions of Android devices pwned in single text attack ... again @ The Inquirer
- Mozilla Issues Fix For Firefox Zero-Day Bug @ Slashdot
- Microsoft plays down playing fast and loose with Windows 10 privacy @ The Inquirer
- Ransacked US OPM wins Pwnie Award for 'Most EPIC Fail' @ The Register
- Hacking Team brewed potent iOS poison for non-jailbroken iThings @ The Register
- Tesla Model S Has Been Hacked @ Slashdot
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Who gets Windows 10 love and who doesn't
Subject: General Tech | June 23, 2015 - 07:44 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: windows 10, microsoft, fud
The Inquirer was nice enough to compile a list of requirements to get a free upgrade to Windows 10, based on the rather confusing information which is being provided by Microsoft. Windows XP and Vista users as well as any and all Enterprise customers will have to pay; prices are expected to be similar to previous releases. If you run Win7 then you have until 27 July 2016 to click that little upgrade icon to reserve your copy for installation once the new OS is released. If you are running Win8 then you must upgrade to Win8.1, from there you are qualified. If you ran the beta, as in you were a member of the Windows Insiders Programme, it depends on your current Windows license, the fact that you tested will not grant you a free copy of Windows 10. If you pirated or have lost your key then you are SOL, as are those running Linux as The Inquirer amusingly points out.
"MICROSOFT has been a little less than helpful in clarifying the terms of the free Windows 10 upgrade offer, and The INQUIRER is here to help."
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- Facebook SSD failure study pinpoints mid-life burnout rate trough @ The Register
- Microsoft looking to charge extra licensing fees for high-end notebooks @ DigiTimes
- Incoming! Linux 4.1 kernel lands @ The Register
- Hackers Exploit MacKeeper Flaw To Spread OS X Malware @ Slashdot
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Hold the phones there Hola, you are making a profit off of my bandwidth?
Subject: General Tech | June 11, 2015 - 05:18 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: security, vpn, hola, fud
If you are using the free VPN service from Hola you really need to find a different solution. Not only has it been plagued with security vulnerabilities, some of which they have addressed and some of which even they admit still exist, you will also unwittingly be providing exit nodes and bandwidth for anonymous surfers. To add insult to injury, those users pay $20/GB to Hola for use of your bandwidth and you will never see a penny of that. Hola's ILuminati service allows you to surf the net anonymously by directing their traffic over anyone using the free VPN, or as they refer to it an unblocking service, so not only is your bandwidth being used, you have no idea what traffic is actually exiting through your VPN.
That is pretty much the exact opposite of a private network and depending on what is being done and how well the traffic is monitored you could well find yourself embroiled in an investigation you had no idea you were opening yourself up to. Check out more on this story at The Register.
"Embattled "free" VPN provider Hola is facing criticism over its practice of turning its users into exit nodes in a paid-for anonymisation service which can easily be used for nefarious activities. Hola's software is also claimed to include "unpatchable" vulnerabilities allowing takeover of user machines."
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A fantastic little hotel in the centre of Mostar , near the old bridge Excellent staff , very friendly . The old school hospitality was brilliant and you are made to feel very welcome Breakfast was excellent and the room was extremely clean . Fantastic stay
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No credit cards accepted to pay for room Do not recommend getting laundry done by the hotel as the charge was quite expensive Door lock on room needs to be repaired immediately for guest security. I spoke to the restaurant staff about this upon check out. She said the owners were aware of this. Rooms need definite upgrade including the mattresses. Sttaff were very friendly and helpful. Overall the location is great but be aware of the noise at night from the nearby bars
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