Disappointed in NOD32

Security is an important issue, but at some point you need to just stop trying to defend against imaginary foes. I’m disappointed in ESET NOD32 as it is giving a false positive for OpenCandy as spyware. I’ve looked into OpenCandy extensively. VERY extensively. I’ve examined the SDK. I’ve examined OpenCandy installers. I’ve not only spoken… Continue reading Disappointed in NOD32

Robosoft and PAD (Part 1): The PAD Spec

Perhaps we had better start from the beginning… Hopefully that helped to wake some people up from Zombie-land~! Speaking of which, I still have some wicked Rob Zombie concert pictures to upload. But that’s neither here nor there. You’re reading to find out about Robosoft and PAD and how it can help you promote your… Continue reading Robosoft and PAD (Part 1): The PAD Spec

Using Robosoft from Ground Zero

I’m about to launch a new site. It’s almost ready and I’m just basically waiting for some feedback from a few trusted friends that are knowledgeable in the field. (Heck, they’re flat out top guns.) The site has zero traffic right now. None. Nadda. And as such, it has zero downloads and zero position in… Continue reading Using Robosoft from Ground Zero

Opening Up Software Business for Complete Transparency

Transparency is usually a good thing. At the moment I’m debating opening up a new site that I’m working on with complete transparency. Transparency as in site statistics, revenue, business strategies, and even the underlying motivations and philosophy behind the software, site, and monetization. The site isn’t quite ready, and the software isn’t quite ready,… Continue reading Opening Up Software Business for Complete Transparency

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