Jared's Technology Podcast Network

Jared's Technology Podcast Network

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  • tech podcast 324: Scott Schober's new book, one I finished, and two interesting articles
    Welcome to podcast 324 of the technology blog and podcast. On this podcast, we've got two different books that are talked about. The first is one that I've already read, the second is one that I'm going to read and preordered through Amazon. Finally, I've got two articles that I talk about. One is in regards to a school system teaching the parents of their students the dos and don'ts of social media. Finally, an article which wasn't tech related, but yet it was bullying. What would have happened if this turned to online bullying and the same type of injury took place because of some cyberbully(s) who wanted to cause him harm? The only issue is that this child was 8 years of age. All of this, on this edition of the tech podcast.
    • The book Scam Me If You Can the Tech blog and podcast September 22, 2019
    • Scott Schober writes new book, will be out October 1 The Tech blog and podcast September 22, 2019
    • Are your kids being safe on social media? A school district is teaching the dos and don’ts of social media The Tech blog and podcast September 22, 2019
    • 8-year-old Texas boy suffers brain injury after attack by bullies Fox29 news (no date given)
      • One thing I should mention is that Scott's book is available on Amazon as a non-kindle purchase, Kindle will be released October 1. He offered to send me a released copy, but since I can't read print, I'll wait for the digital version. Thanks Scott for offering to send it, it was appreciated. Thanks for reading the notes, and feel free to leave those comments! Contact information is available at the end of each and every podcast.
      1 hr 7 min
    • Tech podcast 323: Ecuador gets owned, Philmore, and Braille
      Welcome to podcast 323 of the technology blog and podcast series. On this podcast, we've got several segments for you.
        Blog Post
    • What do you see when you hear or see the words "heat stroke?" It isn't anything to do with the sun, and this I saw while working on the prior podcast. blog post
    • Three items in one, dealing with the company Philmore Productions. Have they learned anything? Two messages and an accompanying blog post on the subject indicate probably not. I'll be caucious and indicate that things better change, or it will more than likely be the end. We'll have to see. Please read the blog post, as well as listen to two messages in his own words. Let me know what you think of this one.
    • In two segments, I cover the transcription course as well as talking about braille in general in regards to paper braille VS display braille.
      • I hope you enjoy the program as much as I have, and thanks for listening!
      1 hr 18 min
    • Tech podcast 322: Philmore and tech gone wrong, braille transcription, and more
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhishingWelcome back to the technology blog and podcast, this is podcast 322 of the continuing series covering everything tech including assistive tech, self driving cars, the security landscape and more. This podcast is packed and even three articles that are on one topic, Phishing. Lets take this opportunity and give you the breakdown of today's program, and I hope you'll consider contacting me with your thoughts and comments on these topics.
      • Philmore Productions has had it bad with the technology as of late. I put a senario in place as a thought piece. Let me know what you think.
      • An unofficial report on assignment 15 was released, where I knew I had to fix some things, and yet I have read everything. Its going to get interesting once I'm ready, and I've sent my official assignment. Still pushing through.
      • A self driving car has had it bad. This isn't the first for this make and model, and I have a hunch that this can be fixed. The strech of highway, according to the article I read, is to blame, where something wasn't fixed, and the car got in to an accident. Multiple cars got in to an accident at the same spot. California highway barrier not repaired before fatal Tesla crash from blog The Technology blog and podcast is the article, and it links to the article of the same name where you can read more.
      • In our Phishing segment, three articles come together with some alarming statistics. Its not going away any time soon. The first article which caps off this segment is entitled Why Social Media is Increasingly Abused for Phishing Attacks. Just take a look at this stat: "In 2018 we found that the abuse of social media increased by near 200%" and if thats not enough, Phishlabs expects this to increase. I am not surprised, and this article is linked to other material. In another article Cybersecurity: 99% of email attacks rely on victims clicking links which means we need to continue to teach. Its OK to be curious, but yet, you should know the signs and we need to make sure we slow down and look at what we're clicking on. Finally, to cap this off, Techwarm, a contributer to the blog, posted What is Phishing: Learn How to Protect Your Company which also links to some things and a great article to boot. All of these articles are put together in a nice package and tied up with a bow.
        • I hope you enjoy this 73 minute podcast. I'd also like to thank Amadeus, maintainer of Live Wire for putting this podcast as a podcast on Live Wire. Besides my show at 2276, people who read the RSS can now subscribe to a board to get the podcast if they wish. That board number is 974, so enjoy your options! Thanks so much for participating, and we'll see you next time!
        1 hr 14 min
      • technology podcast 321
        In the better late than never department, I put podcast 321 together on the 2nd.
        Welcome to podcast 321 of the technology blog and podcast. In no way am I complaining at all, but I really think that braille transcription software, no matter what you use, should be a tool. When I started lesson 15, discussed in full in the first segment, I found that I seemed very confused. Its not graded yet, and I'm sure I have a few things to correct before my first submission, but I'm confident I'll understand it. This article entitled Transcription software can’t do it all: Even Braille 2000 doesn’t have every possibility is a written aspect, but the first 30 minute segment goes in to an audio detail of the lesson and my confusions. Next, a very interesting ted talk dealing with storing data and DNA. I mention telephone systems including Live Wire, MyTelespace, and Philmore Productions Voice mail as examples of systems that could utalize this if it were to ever happen and how Philmore Productions could do things better and how Live Wire hasn't lost any data because of a different backup routine. No trashing is going on here, but the talk and the recent Philmore Productions news about their data made me think about this a little more. Next, Armando is along with a very interesting talk about the Iphone and how we can utalize it without a home button. I relate an experience with a supervisor of a company when I showed him how Voice Over worked, and he didn't have a home button. Contact info on both sides of the program is given. Thanks for listening!
        1 hr 25 min
      • Tech podcast 320: what tech do I have?
        On this podcast, Sonos, google home, the front door lock, and even a braille transcription update as well. Also, Aira and their announcement of a free 5 minute service which I've utalized and its very efficient.
        1 hr 4 min
      • Tech podcast 318 for July 2, 2019
        Welcome to the tech podcast, this is show 318. I'll be in the process of reloacting, so this may be the last podcast until the relocation is complete. I'm hopeful that the relocating process will go well, and I'll be available through contact methods mentioned throughout the program should you have questions and concerns.
        • We talk about URL shorteners. Cutt.us and similar services can be a target of spam. This service, along with a couple of others, allow the visitor to report suspicious links. These services allow the shortening of long URL links to shorten one for sharing. Reporting suspicious URL's may be a start, but I'm going to try and get recaptcha on one of my biggest sites to see if it can curve this problem.
        • In segment 2, we finish the talking of shorteners by talking briefly about another service similar to the one I link above, and then we demonstrate braille 2000's grade relaxer. This particular part of the application was already working, but some accessibility fixes were made, and with the beta, I present to you how the relaxer can be used in a classroom setting.
        • We take a song break. In the last segment, we had relaxed Gokul Salvadi to demo how this is done. I thought the music would be perfect to play one track, and you can leave your thoughts.
        • Finally, Equifax and Myspace are back in the news. When Myspace Was King, Employees Abused a Tool Called ‘Overlord’ to Spy on Users from blog The Technology blog and podcast | Former Equifax exec sentenced to 4 months in prison for insider trading related to data breach
          • Our contact information is at the end of the program. I'm hoping that the relocating process goes well for me, and if something big comes out, I'll do my best to get it out quickly. If not, then I'll be back once I'm settled in. Thanks for listening, and thanks for your continued support.
          1 hr 9 min
        • Technology podcast 317: the security landscape, Braille 2000, and more
          Welcome to tech podcast 317.
          • How is our security as of late? Is the landscape good or bad? What are your thoughts on it?
          • Braille 200 has a very interesting update. Braille 2000 has interesting childrens program, made accessible is the article, and I talk about my work with this area of Braille 2000. Here is the Braille 2000 category that you can link to on the blog. It is the entire history of what I've been up too with Bob. We may have talked about this, but there are other odds and ends we tlak about if this was not talked about in this segment. If not, and you want me to cover it in detail, I can do that. The segment is Braille 2000 where we are at this point.
          • Jaws gets an update that fixes a major bug in Adobe. It also fixes other odds and ends as well, not just that. blog post for those who need it.
          • Mirai and Trickbot are back in the news. Blog post on the topic.
          • I saw an article on email and 5 signs on what to do if its hacked. Blog post.
          • Phishing sites and their trends. What do you think will happen? Phish Labs blog post has all the juicy details.
          • Michael in Indiana has a Philmore update. A month or so ago, Philmore Productions voice mail went down due to weather related activity. Its been a month or there abouts, and its still mostly down. The good news, Philmore did use an array, so the data isn't lost, but the web site remains down. Listen to all the details.
            • Contact information is available at the end of the program. Enjoy!
            1 hr 15 min
          • Tech podcast 316: wetransfer, braille 2000, and IP addresses and scammers
            Hello folks, welcome to the tech podcast, podcast 316. On this podcast, we cover We Transfer. This is a service that was used to deliver files to me, and I actually like its interface. If it is right, I could see myself paying for it, but right now, I don't need to do that. I talk about this service and what it has to offer. Next Braille 2000 V2.274 take 2: we’re getting better is the accompanying article and I talk about a new menu that will appear once the talking edition becomes available to the general public hopefully very soon. The beta can now be recommended, and you should contact Bob to get your copy. Finally, Krebs on Security is here with an article A Tough Week for IP Address Scammers is discussed. I hope you enjoy the program as much as I have, and thanks so much for listening to the program!
            The opinions expressed are those of the show notes, and may not necessarily represent the companies in which they represent.
            See you next time!
            49 min
          • Technology podcast 315 fr May 23, 2019
            Sorry for the delay in publishing, we've ran in to a technical issue, which I've found a work around.
            On this podcast, lessons 13-15 are talked about of the braille transcription course. Next, IOS 12.3. It does fix one of the bugs I've had. Next, one ring scams, and how it relates to a book I read in 2018 called Hacked Again. Contact info at the end of the program. Enjoy!
            1 hr 12 min

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          This podcast network will have my main tech program when something comes out which is not security related. Sans News Bites, The Security Box, and other tech nuggets will also be here too. Some…