Tag: Knowledge
WhatsApp: experience in a disinformation nest
Misinformation doesn’t just work on social media. Its playing field is much wider. It sometimes interferes in certain television or radio broadcasts, in the written press and in our private…
European Union: who decides what?
This January 1, 2022, France takes over the reins of the Council of the European Union for six months, thirteen years after its first experience. Paris succeeds Slovenia and will…
Is someone using your Facebook account without your knowledge, or worse, you can’t even log in? No doubt you’ve been hacked! Rest assured, the social network has solutions to give you back control.
Is someone using your Facebook account without your knowledge, or worse, you can’t even log in? No doubt you’ve been hacked! Rest assured, the social network has solutions to give…
With some basic technical knowledge, you can easily modify the hosts file on your PC or Mac to block access to certain websites from inexperienced users, such as children.
With some basic technical knowledge, you can easily modify the hosts file on your PC or Mac to block access to certain websites from inexperienced users, such as children. Summary…
Do you suspect a neighbor is using your Wi-Fi network without your knowledge? You can quickly draw up an inventory and check the list of devices connected, currently or previously, in a few seconds.
Do you suspect a neighbor is using your Wi-Fi network without your knowledge? You can quickly draw up an inventory and check the list of devices connected, currently or previously,…
Need to hide faces or private details in a photo? There are several online services and applications to blur parts of an image, for free, quickly and without any graphic editing knowledge!
Need to hide faces or private details in a photo? There are several online services and applications to blur parts of an image, for free, quickly and without any graphic…
Chronicles of improbable science | Case
Among the scientific publications, some make you smile, seem futile or a little crazy. Pierre Barthélémy, unlikely science columnist for the newspaper The world, shares some of these nuggets since…