The world shrinks with every passing year. Fueled by technology, travel, and the rise of remote work, we’re more connected than ever before. But with this global exchange comes a growing need for effective communication…
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How to Deal with Falling Ad Revenue For websites that rely on advertising revenue, banner blindness is a…
To say the Snoo-crew at Reddit has had a tumultuous 2015 would be the understatement of the year.…
Some Techie Humor Before The Weekend! You perfect your pancakes in iterations. You have a collection of obsolete…
An interesting culmination of factors has thrust privacy/anonymity tools such as TOR and the Freenet Project into the…
In the aftermath of the Edward Snowden and Wikileaks scandals, it would seem that our right to online…
For years, government finance has been limited to government accounts offices, far out of the public’s eye. It…
When procedural programming languages gave way to object-oriented programming languages, there was an uproar in the technological realm. Fear of change is natural though. After all, why fix it if it ain’t broke? However, it didn’t take long for the skeptics of OOP to come around as they no longer had to…
As the 2015 Comic-Con in San Diego, CA draws to a close, the SnapMunk team thought it would…
A Belgian court has offered the beleaguered co-founders of The Pirate Bay a brief respite from their legal woes. This is after it acquitted “The Pirate Bay Four” (Gottfrid Svartholm, Carl Lundström, Peter Sunde and Fredrik Neij) of criminal copyright infringement and abuse of electronic communications charges..
