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- Save big on DEVONthink Pro: The Elite Document Manager
- Fire Emblem Heroes Cheats: How to start the game with the best characters!
- Ghost Recon Wildlands HQ, companion app for new Tom Clancy game, arrives on Google Play
- Are you a pupper or a doggo? Find out in Good Dogs!
- Add a protective waterproof case to your iPhone 7 for just $59.87 today!
- The Ubuntu Tablet Was Announced One Year Ago Today
- Fin del roaming, tejedoras de software y buscadores para stalkers. Internet is a Series of Blogs (398)
- Scan your Windows system for dangerous shortcuts
- Windows 10 Cloud disappoints (first look)
- Por primera vez más del 50% de las webs utilizan HTTPS, según Firefox
| Save big on DEVONthink Pro: The Elite Document Manager Posted: 04 Feb 2017 07:04 AM PST If you work a lot on your Mac or MacBook, you’ll know how easy it is to get disorganized and have all of your documents all over the place. While keeping things neat and in order is easier said than done, there are programs available out there that help prevent migraines while they store all your information in easy-to-find ways! Organize & Work with large amounts of information easier! Learn More DEVONthink Pro: The Elite Document Manager presents a super simple solution to keeping your documents in sync. Using the program, you can easily edit and view documents inline, read webpages just like they were local documents, and find your information in a comprehensive, straight-forward way.
Normally for a program like this, you’d pay almost $80, but with iMore Digital Offers, you get a savings of up to 50% off! That means you’re only paying $39.95 to:
Pretty awesome, hey? Save 50% on this document manager!! Learn More If you’re someone who normally struggles with keeping important data organized or in the right place, or if you have a hard time keeping syncing and monitoring your documents in the midst of a billion different files, photos, and videos, then keep DEVONthink Pro: The Elite Document Manager in the back of your mind. After all, you do save 50% when you pick up the program through iMore Digital Offers! Powered by WPeMatico The post Save big on DEVONthink Pro: The Elite Document Manager appeared first on Guaripete | Online Store. Related posts: KGI: Three New iPads to Debut Next Quarter, Including a New Narrow Bezel iPad  The Best Movie Editing Mouse, the Logitech MX Master, is Cheaper Than Ever  Swingin' the hammer: nearly 6,000 players banned for hacking Pokémon Sun and Moon Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. |
| Fire Emblem Heroes Cheats: How to start the game with the best characters! Posted: 04 Feb 2017 07:04 AM PST
Shhh! We won’t tell if you don’t! Who says you always have to play by the rules? In Fire Emblem Heroes, you can bend the rules to your advantage and nab some of the best heroes in the game before you even get started. If you don’t mind spending some time and putting in a little work to give yourself a competitive edge, read on: I’ll show you how it’s done! How it worksIn Fire Emblem Heroes, the easiest and fastest way to get more powerful heroes is by summoning them; however, summoning heroes costs Orbs and Orbs are the game’s premium currency, which means they cost real dollars. It costs five orbs to summon one hero; continue summoning heroes in succession, however, and that number goes down to four. After a few more summons, it goes down to three. To summon the maximum amount of heroes in one session — five — you’ll need a total of 20 Orbs. That said, right now with all Nintendo’s launch promotions, you can get 27 Orbs without spending a dime. Do you see where I’m going with this? If you haven’t installed the game yet, you can nab all the best characters simply by spending your orbs wisely; if you’ve already started the game, you can delete the app and its data from your phone to give yourself a better shot at a top-tier hero team. How to start the game with the best characters!1. If you have an account, delete your accountIf you’ve already started playing Fire Emblem Heroes, but want to try this hack, you need to start by deleting your account. Note: If you haven’t started the game yet, you can skip to step 2.
2. Reinstall Fire Emblem HeroesGo to the App Store and redownload (or download, if it’s your first time) Fire Emblem Heroes and install it on your phone. 3. Play the Tutorial
You have to play through the tutorial battles before you can collect any bonus goodies from Nintendo. It shouldn’t take too long; the enemies don’t put up much of a challenge. 4. Link your My Nintendo account.After the tutorial, you’ll be offered a chance to link Fire Emblem Heroes to your My Nintendo account. Sign into an old account (or create a new one) to snag an extra 10 Orbs. 5. Collect your other OrbsAfter the game downloads the rest of its data, you’ll receive various pop-up notifications from Nintendo awarding you various items. Claim these gifts from the Owl in your castle.
6. Start Summoning HeroesAt this point, you should have up to 27 Orbs: Get readty to summon some sweet heroes, and pray you get some five-star ones in the mix!
7. Don’t like your heroes? Repeat!
If you don’t like the assortment of heroes you summon, it’s not the end of the world: Go back to step one and do this as many times as you want! Honestly, if you get a 5-star hero like I did in the picture above, it’s probably worth starting the game from there, as they are exceedingly rare and super-powerful. Did you use this technique?What heroes were you able to summon? Let me know in the comments below! Powered by WPeMatico The post Fire Emblem Heroes Cheats: How to start the game with the best characters! appeared first on Guaripete | Online Store. |
| Ghost Recon Wildlands HQ, companion app for new Tom Clancy game, arrives on Google Play Posted: 04 Feb 2017 07:04 AM PST  Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon games for PlayStation, XBox and PC are hugely, hugely popular. The new title in the series, Ghost Recon Wildlands, is due to be released on March 7. To tie in with this, a companion app, Ghost Recon Wildlands HQ, has been released by Ubisoft on Android.
The main game’s storyline revolves around the ghosts being inserted into Bolivia to destroy a powerful drug cartel and discover the connections between the cartel and the Bolivian government. Ghost Recon Wildlands HQ, companion app for new Tom Clancy game, arrives on Google Play was written by the awesome team at Android Police.       Powered by WPeMatico The post Ghost Recon Wildlands HQ, companion app for new Tom Clancy game, arrives on Google Play appeared first on Guaripete | Online Store. Related posts: Netflix and Google Photos can Now be Linked in Google Home for Future Casting  Instagram Live Rolls Out to All US Users  How to rearrange your Mac's menu bar Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. |
| Are you a pupper or a doggo? Find out in Good Dogs! Posted: 04 Feb 2017 05:38 AM PST
From popular pupper Twitter account to awesome mobile game!
If you haven’t followed the already hilariously adorable Twitter account WeRateDogs, then srsly what are you doing with your life?! The account essentially “rates” good doggos and puppers, giving them a consistent 13/10 good boy score, thusly proving that every pooch on this planet is perfect. But you know what’s better than looking at pictures of super cool dogs? Playing as them in this latest free-to-play endless runner from London-based Fourthwall games and WeRateDogs creator, Matt Nelson!
What exactly is Good Dogs?It’s a mobile game that allows you to choose a pup and guide them around, over, and under obstacles while collecting bones on your way to the finish line. Throughout the game, you unlock different dogs and hats (SO CUTE), which will give you different abilities throughout the course! What’s the purpose of the game?Keep your doggo alive and collect all da bones. Be the best dog you can be! When is it launching?February 3rd. Does it have a good rating so far?It’s getting around 13/10 across the board, tbh.
What do you think of Good Dogs?Will you be downloading this endless-running game? Or will you pass and ultimately not be a good boy? Let us know in the comments below! Powered by WPeMatico The post Are you a pupper or a doggo? Find out in Good Dogs! appeared first on Guaripete | Online Store. |
| Add a protective waterproof case to your iPhone 7 for just $59.87 today! Posted: 04 Feb 2017 05:38 AM PST
Looking for a protective case that adds another layer of waterproofing to your iPhone 7? If so, check out Pelican’s Marine waterproof case for a two-piece case that snaps together to ensure the phone is well protected. It has built-in screen protection, and right now you can pick one up for just $59.87. Powered by WPeMatico The post Add a protective waterproof case to your iPhone 7 for just $59.87 today! appeared first on Guaripete | Online Store. |
| The Ubuntu Tablet Was Announced One Year Ago Today Posted: 04 Feb 2017 05:38 AM PST 
This post, The Ubuntu Tablet Was Announced One Year Ago Today, was written by Joey Sneddon and first appeared on OMG! Ubuntu!.       Powered by WPeMatico The post The Ubuntu Tablet Was Announced One Year Ago Today appeared first on Guaripete | Online Store. |
| Posted: 04 Feb 2017 03:14 AM PST  Una semana más os traemos vuestra ración de cada sábado de Internet is a Series of Blogs, nuestro recopilatorio semanal con los artículos más interesantes de la blogosfera. Hoy os hablamos del final (esta vez sí) del roaming en Europa, sobre cómo eran las tejedoras de software de hace décadas y de algunos buscadores perfectos para stalkers?
Y eso es todo por esta semana. Recordad que tenéis a vuestra disposición nuestro formulario de contacto para que nos propongáis temas y enlaces para esta y cualquier otra de nuestras secciones. ¡Muchas gracias por colaborar! En Genbeta | Internet is a series of blogs También te recomendamos – Powered by WPeMatico The post Fin del roaming, tejedoras de software y buscadores para stalkers. Internet is a Series of Blogs (398) appeared first on Guaripete | Online Store. |
| Scan your Windows system for dangerous shortcuts Posted: 04 Feb 2017 03:14 AM PST  Shortcut Scanner is a free portable program for Microsoft Windows devices that scans drives of the PC for dangerous shortcuts. Shortcuts are quite useful, as you may use them to run programs from locations they are not installed or stored in. Shortcuts may also execute commands, e..g Powershell or DOS commands, on the operating system. Common shortcut locations are the computer desktop, and also the Start Menu of the operating system. Attackers may utilize shortcuts as well for malicious activity, and one benefit of this approach is that antivirus software won’t necessarily detect shortcuts as dangerous or outright malicious. Shortcut ScannerShortcut Scanner is provided as a 32-bit and 64-bit program version; both included in the archive that you download from the Phrozen Soft website. You run scans with a click on the first button in the menu bar at the top. If you click on the arrow icon, you get to choose the target of the scan. Supported are scans of select hard drives, all hard drives, a specific folder or location, or for a specific shortcut. The scan time depends on the selection, but should not be too long. Shortcut Scanner rates the shortcuts that it finds into threat levels, and displays those with the highest threat level at the top. The program’s flags shortcuts as dangerous if they meet multiple of the following flags:
Each shortcut is listed with its name, level and location in the Shortcut Scanner interface. A click on a shortcut opens a Hex View of its contents and the full command that is executed when the shortcut is activated on the system. The program supports three core ratings for shortcuts:
The application ships with options to delete selected shortcuts from the system. You may either remove any shortcut that you have selected, or click on the small arrow icon next to the remove button to clean dangerous, suspicious or broken shortcuts automatically. I’d suggest that you go through the listing before you select one of the “clear all” options, as you may inadvertently remove shortcuts that are not malicious in nature or still needed. Closing WordsShortcut Scanner is a well designed program to detect broken or suspicious shortcuts on a system, and remove some or all of those. It is a program that you need to run manually though, as it won’t protect the system from shortcuts being placed in the future, even while it is running. Still, it can be quite useful to check for shortcuts every now and then on the system, or bring the program along with you when you maintain other people’s PCs. Now You: Do you place shortcuts on your desktop? Ghacks needs you. You can find out how to support us here or support the site directly by becoming a Patreon. Thank you for being a Ghacks reader. The post Scan your Windows system for dangerous shortcuts appeared first on gHacks Technology News.       Powered by WPeMatico The post Scan your Windows system for dangerous shortcuts appeared first on Guaripete | Online Store. Related posts:Geometry Dash World Challenges You to Tap to the Beat  GoldenEye, el ransomware que ataca enviando currículums  How to use filters, emoji, sketches, and lenses in Snapchat Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. |
| Windows 10 Cloud disappoints (first look) Posted: 04 Feb 2017 02:38 AM PST  Microsoft is working on a new Windows 10 SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) that the company named Windows 10 Cloud internally. First signs of Windows 10 Cloud appeared a week or so ago on the Internet, but it was not clear back then what this new edition of Windows 10 would offer. Suggestions ranged from a cloud-based operating system to a subscription-based system similar to Office 365, and a successor of Windows RT. Mary Jo Foley got confirmation from her sources — which she did not mention — that Windows 10 Cloud was a revival of the Windows RT version of Windows. What this would mean was clear: Windows 10 Cloud would only run Windows Store applications, and apps that Microsoft made to work with the operating system. Any legacy Windows 32 program would not work on systems running Windows 10 Cloud. Windows 10 CloudA first ISO image of Windows 10 Cloud leaked recently. It made the rounds on several tech sites such as Born City, Deskmodder or Windows Blog Italia, and confirms Mary Jo’s report. Windows 10 Cloud revives Windows RT. It is unclear if Cloud will be the release name of the new operating system, or if Microsoft will launch it under another name. It is almost certain that Microsoft won’t use RT as user perception is quite negative. It needs to be noted at this point that Windows 10 Cloud is a work in progress. Things may change along the way before it is released. Windows 10 Cloud behaves as you would expect it to behave. Cortana walks you through the first steps of setup on first start, and you may notice that quite a few apps are listed in Start after installation Some of these apps are first party applications or games, while others third-party applications. The selection includes Netflix, Facebook, Twitter, and on the games side Age of Empires Castle Siege, Asphalt 8, and Royal Revolt among others. Most don’t appear to be installed though, but merely links to the application’s Windows Store entry. Windows Store is your only source for applications in Windows 10 Cloud. While you may be able to sideload UWP applications as well, it won’t run any legacy Win32 programs. This is similar to how Windows RT handled this, and a serious disadvantage for anyone running the operating system. If you try to run a legacy program, you get the error messsage that “the app you’re trying to install isn’t designed for Windows Cloud”. This is even true for some programs that Windows 10 Cloud ships with such as regedit.exe. Other programs, WordPad for instance, do work however. This includes the Group Policy Editor for instance. It is interesting to note at this point that so-called Centennial apps, Windows 32 programs converted to UWP, don’t seem to work as well on Windows 10 Cloud. Closing WordsWindows 10 Cloud is a fairly limited edition of Windows 10 that restricts you to apps that ship with the operating system, and apps that you can download and install from Windows Store. This means, among other things, that you are stuck with Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer as the browser, and with Windows Defender as the security solution. Security is better obviously, as users cannot execute any legacy Windows programs on Windows 10 Cloud systems. This is however also the biggest disadvantage of Windows 10 Cloud. Windows Cloud does better space-wise compared to other editions of Windows. It uses about 12.5 Gigabyte of storage on the hard drive after installation. While that is good compared to other editions of Windows, it is nowhere near Google’s Chrome OS which uses less than 6 Gigabyte of storage. I have my doubts that Windows 10 Cloud will fare better than Windows RT, as it is basically the same thing under a new name. While it is too early for a final judgement, I’d say that this will bomb the same way that Windows RT bombed unless Microsoft has an ace up its sleeve that it will reveal at a later point in time. Now You: What’s your take on Windows 10 Cloud? Ghacks needs you. You can find out how to support us here or support the site directly by becoming a Patreon. Thank you for being a Ghacks reader. The post Windows 10 Cloud disappoints (first look) appeared first on gHacks Technology News.     Powered by WPeMatico The post Windows 10 Cloud disappoints (first look) appeared first on Guaripete | Online Store. Related posts: Apple Pay Is Now Available in Spain  How To Install KDE Connect Indicator on Ubuntu  Report: Samsung's Note 7 Battery Probe Says Bad Batteries Were Main Problem Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. |
| Por primera vez más del 50% de las webs utilizan HTTPS, según Firefox Posted: 04 Feb 2017 01:37 AM PST  Paso a paso, las conexiones seguras por HTTPS van ganándole terreno al HTTP clásico. Hasta ahora habíamos visto cómo empresas como Google habían sacado pecho presumiendo de su compromiso con este protocolo, pero no teníamos demasiados datos que nos ayudaran a hacernos una idea de su impacto real en Internet. El portal Let’s Encrypt de la Linux Foundation ahora trae nueva información para sacarnos de dudas. Basándose en datos obtenidos por las herramientas telemétricas de Firefox, han calculado que las webs protegidas con HTTPS han superado por primera vez el 50% del total, creciendo en un 10% con respecto al mismo mes del año pasado.
Como vemos en este gráfico extraído de la propia página de Let’s Encrypt, el incremento de este tipo de protección para las páginas web ha ido creciendo de forma continua en general. Y aunque visto en el gráfico puede parecer un crecimiento poco pronunciado, un 10% en el total de todas las páginas registradas por el programa de telemetría del navegador de Mozilla no son poca cosa. Telemetry es una característica de Firefox que recolecta información útil sobre la experiencia de navegación de sus usuarios para mejorar el rendimiento del navegador. Esta telemetría incluye datos como el rendimiento, el hardware y la personalización, aunque también datos sobre las páginas que visitamos. Todos estos datos son anónimos, y en este caso, Mozilla sólo da porcentajes y no números de páginas totales. En resumen, que estos datos corresponden a las páginas que ha ido registrando Firefox. Sí, es verdad que no es el navegador más utilizado que hay, pero es lo suficientemente importante como para tomarnos muy en serio su telemetría. En cualquier caso, el lado negativo es que la mitad de las páginas que visitamos aún no utilizan cifrados seguros, y con empresas como Google queriendo declararlas inseguras a todas eso puede ser un problema. ¿Por qué es importante el HTTPS?Como ya os contamos el protocolo HTTPS es una extensión cifrada con una capa SSL o TLS del HTTP tradicional. Sus objetivos son certificar que la web visitada es legítima y asegurarnos que se mantiene la integridad y privacidad de los datos de conexión. Estas dos características ayudan a protegernos de ataques clásicos en la red como los de man-in-the-middle. El cifrado de este protocolo es bidireccional en las comunicaciones entre servicores y clientes, una característica que ayuda a protegernos contra el espionaje y la manipulación de las comunicaciones a través de las páginas que lo utilizan. No es un método infalible, pero sus beneficios son los suficientes para que, algunos tardando más que otros, al final todos nos estemos tomando muy en serio su implantación. Por eso, el que cada vez seamos más páginas las que adoptamos este protocolo es una muy buena noticia para la seguridad y privacidad de todos los usuarios. Pero aún queda un largo camino por recorrer, ya que según páginas como Stat Operator sólo 116.675 de un millón de las páginas más importantes de la red utilizan este protocolo por defecto. Vía | Let’s Encrypt También te recomendamos – Powered by WPeMatico The post Por primera vez más del 50% de las webs utilizan HTTPS, según Firefox appeared first on Guaripete | Online Store. Related posts: Android 7.1.1 Update Factory Images Goes Live For Pixel and Nexus! Star Trek Combadge: Is This The One To Beam Up?  CES: The OtterBox uniVERSE Case System Arrives on iPad Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin. |
The world's first, official Ubuntu Tablet was announced to the world one year ago today. Yup, twelve months ago Linux fans were getting worked into a frenzy over the Bq Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet, a device the marketing claims offered 'everything you need from a PC in a tablet', with Canonical CEO Jane Silber saying the device brought :"…everything you've come to […]
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