Monthly Archives: September 2008

New security solution may be inaccessible

Posted on September 16, 2008 by Jim Tobias

A new password security utility hides what the user enters with an on-screen keyboard that redraws itself too frequently for “keylogging” programs to grab.  But there are 2 problems: the on-screen keyboard flashes in a way that might cause seizures, … Continue reading →

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Video games support inclusion

Posted on September 11, 2008 by Jim Tobias

Ubisoft, maker of many popular games, has implemented a policy of captioning all of its internally developed titles.  This will add text to all gameplay screens.  Is it an option? A default? Will it include sound effects?  Stay tuned… But … Continue reading →

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