The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Recently this column looked at some of the circumstances related to “You don’t need to know.” For security reason there are indeed some things the consumer and internet user does not have any real need to know.
I just lost an argument, and I lost it fair and square.
A regular part of my job as a computer technician is acting as a grief counselor when I have to break the news to clients that their beloved computer has a fatal illness or already has gone to that great internet café in the sky.
Have you ever seen one of those roadside displays that say “Your speed is …?”
When I wanted to place an order online with Wal-Mart, I tried to pull up its U.S. website at walmart.com but every time I tried that I was instantly redirected to its Mexican site at walmart.com.mx.
As this column goes to press in the middle of April, 2014, I am anticipating something that has not yet actually happened to me.
In the 1997 movie “Conspiracy Theory” Mel Gibson plays the role of a paranoid genius who sees evil schemes everywhere and believes the CIA, KGB and other three-letter agencies are all out to get him.
