File Transfer Protocol is Insecure
You’d think, wrongly I might add, that FTP is as safe as houses: FTP is totally insecure. There is a solution…
Comments
The Disqus plugin has been failing to notify me of a number of comments… Again!
I Just Reinstalled My Operating System And I Have No Sound.
So many times people install Windows only to discover that their sound doesn’t work/no longer works. – Don’t worry though, help is at hand here on this blog.
Blogging With Asperger’s Syndrome
Almost 2 years solid blogging day-in, day-out, even gets to the most hardened aspie eventually, and I’ve learned so much during the break too
Antisocial Networking
Social networking is a wonderful way of communicating and expressing yourself. – But there are ways that it can be abused.
This Blog is Not Dead
- So why is this blog “resting” as far as new content goes?
Serve Up Some Dosh
Readily roll in the readies with this money-making scheme. (- It doesn’t even sound like a scam BTW.)
Let People Be People
Yes – at last – another post! Discriminating against people because they don’t adhere to a certain set of standards / not like you, can only be counterproductive
What Happened to New Content: I Don’t See Any Recently.
…things have been a little hectic in an absolutely fantastic way of late – hence content creation has gone somewhat to the wall…
CRASH! – What To Do?
Windows (XP) can crash for seemingly no reason, after a long period of running. Here’s a tip which could well prevent it from crashing again, and again…
Use Your Assets as a Tool
If you spend a small fortune and a lot of time optimising your computer, if you had the chance to reclaim the money by using it you’d jump at the chance; right?
Is Striving Too Hard Overdoing It?
This post speaks loads to me; so I’d like to share it with you here, along with my commentary on it
Blogging Made Easy – Videos Show You How
If you’re ready to take your blogging seriously,
take advantage of this special $1 Trial to test
out the Become A Blogger Premium video training
course.
Injecting Some “Me” Into the Equation
I ‘m tired of obscurity; well of partial obscurity anyway. In this day and age, blogs should be as much a social gathering point as anything else.
The Danger of a Quiet Life
Unfortunately many people have a quiet life; many without realising it until the end of it comes… Why? Because they never ventured out of their comfort zone.
The Future of Websites
This IS technology. It doesn’t matter that much that your computer’s not optimised to 101% efficiency… What matters is that you’re ready for it…
What’s With the iPad Then?
The iPad: Not portable and not a desktop either. – What exactly IS it?
Woman’s Prerogative – Change of Mind – BMC Interest Again
A change of mind: One last piece on the BMC; before the doors close. It makes sense to do so, wouldn’t you agree?
How to Install Firefox Add-Ons
Another technically-sophisticated-type post today; using another blogger’s video, and why not. 
Back to Normality?
We return to something like normal rhythm on Kkomp.com – Beyond, after recent promotional campaign; but I feel a few changes are in order. + Chat room opened.
LAST CHANCE: Free Webinar Tonight. – SERIOUSLY: Last Chance.
…the last time I’m going to be posting about Blog Masters. – Because on 26 January 2010 the doors are opening and then they’re closing again for 6 months.
The Accidental Experiment – Prejudice Towards Bloggers?
I just gotta blog this because it’s just so unusual for me to get this kind of thing on the interweb. This is a break from the recent stream of marketing gumf.
Take a Car Trip With David Risley
In today’s post we’re going on a little car trip in the State of Florida, USA, with problogger David Risley.
An Invitation from David Risley
LIVE: No pre-recorded crap. No scripted interviews.
What the Hell is Going on Here?
“Just lately all I’m seeing is marketing and promotional letters appearing as articles. I thought that this was meant to be a tech blog? What’s going on?”
Why Some Blogs BANK and Others Don’t
This video is pretty deep and it gets into
the psychological test you can use to
evaluate any blogging niche as to it’s
potential as a money-maker.
The Honest Truth About Making Money Blogging
David Risley has put out a video today that really tells it like it is.
PeefCam: Genius Innovation; Coming to a Town Near You?
What if there were also public CCTV; and that public CCTV was internet-connected; so that anyone could watch certain locations in towns throughout the country?
The Six Figure Blogger Blueprint
Blogging is huge. There’s also a LOT of people who want to
make money doing it. The reality is… few know how…
Return of the Spam
The email spammers are at it again – Keep your wits about you and if it looks dodgy, delete it.
Kkomp.com – Beyond: Public Bulletin
Things are happening: Please bear with me
Kkomp.com – Beyond: The Public Newsletter – 8th January 2010
This blog’s first Public Newsletter of 2010 from the frozen UK.
S’no Time Like The Present for Maintenance
The UK freezes; but as we wait for a thaw; why not give your box some TLC?
Something Amazing is Happening Soon…
Coming soon: It’s tried, it’s tested, it works – It’s from David Risley and it’ll blow your blog’s potential into the next dimension!
Windows 7 Usage
Statistics regarding usage of Windows 7 seem promising, if this blog’s audience can be taken as a representative sample of computer users generally.
A Twit Too Far?
A new online system for protecting yourself from being followed by spam-bots on Twitter has emerged: Find out why kkomp.com gives it the thumbs-down.
A Phone Running XP? – Yes – Really!
This gadget might end up opening a can of worms; or then again it might prove to be extremely popular. (?)
Battle of the Browsers 2009
2009 saw an exciting time in the Browser Wars saga; yet 2010 promises even more excitement – Maybe even the fall of Microsoft as we know it?
How Many Processor-Cores Should I Have
With single, double, triple, quad-cored processors around, with hex and octo-cored CPUs due to appear soon; what would be best for my computer?
Color Cop (Free Software) – multi-purpose colour picker for Windows
Bloggers, coders, and many more people too, will find this little freebie Windows-only app most useful.
A Bit More About 64-Bit
I want to talk a bit more about 64-bit and memory…
5 Predictions for Tech in 2010
I predicted the December cold snap in the UK a month ahead of the event. Time will tell if these technology predictions come to bear in 2010.
Pure Yuletide Genius!
In a break from the norm; it’s time for some art: In this delightful seasonal video produced days ago, Lisa Jackson brings to you good cheer.
The WordPress Classroom
"My name is Matt Wolfe, and WordPress Changed my life." Matt Wolfe; famous US internet marketer, had his life changed in such a big way that he felt that he had to share his experience: – Introducing: The WordPress Classroom The WordPress Classroom is a series of over 50 video tutorials on how to set [...]
Five Things That Nark Shazza
Normally I’m easy-going; but some things severely nark me nevertheless: Yes, there is a real human here beneath this cloak of technology believe it or not.
You’ll Be Glad It’s Yule…
Have a couple of gifts with PLR, on me.
Kkomp.com – Beyond: The Public Newsletter – 18th December 2009
The very last Public Newsletter of 2009 from Kkomp.com – Beyond.
I Want to Move a Program From my Old OS to Windows 7…
When you’ve lost the installation program and/or the product-key; you could be basically screwed… But it’s better to spend to save in the long run.
Onwards and Upwards
Come on people: Scrooge is dead – At least I thought so…
Encrypt-Stick: Keep Your Data Safe
Over 600,000 laptop thefts annually, resulting in a $5.4 billion loss of proprietary information: Put an end to this crazy financial loss with Encrypt-Stick.
Coming Soon: Christmas Discount Shopping Arcade
It’s a kind of discount – starting next week. Roll up, roll up: you have less than a month tograb a few bargains!
MaxBlogPress Christmas DEAL is LIVE…
An amazing deal; that is never to be repeated: Get MaxBlogPress Ninja Affiliate plus 3 other top products for less than Ninja Affiliate usually retails for!
Just a Quick Note…
As title: Just a quick note… As in: ‘Note; of the quick variety’.
Microsoft Security Essentials Rated Top Free Anti-Malware Solution
Microsoft’s free Security Essentials anti-malware package is getting great publicity; and now it even stands up well to vigourous testing too.
Apology for Technical Fault
Apology for the unexpected technical issue that this blog has encountered.
Kkomp.com – Beyond: The Public Newsletter – 4th December 2009
The first Public Newsletter for December 2009. In it we talk about reigning back on free-content-creation, and AWeber, among other things.
‘Why Aren’t 32-bit New Computers Available’
Why not 16, 8, or even 4-bit computers, come to that?
Revealed: Intel’s Secrets of the Core i3
Technology used to have meny well-kept secrets: These days it appears secrets have a maximum life of a few weeks. – Meet Intel’s Core i3 Range…
A Reason to get onto my Mailing List (Soon)
After a year of suffering second-rate-service I’m finally doing what I should have done in the first place; moving my mailing-list to Aweber.
Can I Install a 32-Bit Operating System on a 64-bit-Capable PC?
You’ve bought a PC with Windows 7 64-bit installed. – You want to dual-boot it with XP 32-bit. Is it possible?
Please dont’ install Win 7 32-bit on it though!
Guest-Postings Requested: I’ll be Scaling-Back a Bit
It’s time to make money.
Another IE6 Rant – With a Sting
If, against all my best advice, you’re still using Internet Explorer 6 as your browser; perhaps this will make you try something else:
64-bit Confusion
There appears to be a rather surprising amount of confusion with regard to the 32/64-bit (conversion) issue. Hopefully this article will clear some of that up.
How to Make Vista Appear More Like 7
I advise everyone to upgrade to Widows 7, 64-bit if possible, but in this article I’ll show you, by means of third-party videos, how you can make Vista look like 7.
How to Make Your Machine Automatically Look For Drivers in XP
An XP advice article I wrote a while back on getting the aging OS to contact Windows Update in search of drivers.
FloatLED On-Screen Hard-Disk Activity Indicator (Free Software)
See your hard-drive activity on-screen in more detail with this neat little app.
Try 3-Day-Money: It Might Have Your Name Written On It
A self-made promotional video- Ok I kind of cut-up an original promo you could say – for a package that could well give you the edge in internet business.
My Computer Appears Busy But the Processor’s Almost Idle!
At times your computer may be slow, sluggish, or even freeze-up totally for a while: – Yet your processor-load is tiny: What’s going on?
A Quick Review of the $365k Blog Traffic Formula
Since there’s a discount on this item between 24th and 27th November; I thought it a good idea to share this product offer with my audience.
kkomp.com – Beyond – The Public Newsletter: 20th November 2009
kkomp.com’s Public Newsletter for Friday 20th November 2009: A look at the last fortnight on this blog.
Help: I Reinstalled Windows and I Lost My Sound!
It’s not uncommon to reinstall Windows and find that your sound doesn’t work anymore. This article examines why this is and how you can put it right.
Back-Up Your Entire WordPress Blog – Easily
A partially-automated method of backing-up your entire blog, including the database, and storing the backup on your computer.
How is Windows 7 Doing Marketwise?
The introduction of Windows 7 brings some explosive-growth figures; yet Apple aren’t doing too badly in comparison.
Free Windows 7 Product Guide & Help Program
Microsoft have provided a free downloadable product guide for Windows 7. Also this article has a link from which you can download the Windows Help program for 7
Results of my Customer Satisfaction Survey
In this article we take a look at the results of my recent customer satisfaction survey with respect to this blog.
What is Meant by “32-Bit-Retardedness”?
In the following post I veer towards where the fields of technology and literacy attempt to intersect.
Sometimes the terminology and phraseology that I use is misunderstood.
Should You Log-in on Someone Else’s Computer?
Logging in to your personal accounts on someone else’s computer is never a good idea. – This article looks at a few of the reasons why.
Can I Install Windows 7 64-bit on a System With Only a Single-Core Processor?
Is it possible to do it? Is it worth doing it? – Find out in this article.
Why Does My Computer Experience Random Shutdowns?
Sometimes a computer might shut down by itself without warning. In this article we look at a few of the possible explanations for this.
How to Create a Magnifier Desktop Icon in Windows 7 for the Visually Impaired
The last thing visually-impaired people want isto search for a magnifying glass when they can’t see anything. Windows 7 doesn’t help much in this regard; but here’s a solution.
How to View an Email’s Source Quickly in Windows
I’ll do a deal with you: I’ll trade you a supposedly undocumented shortcut trick for the privelige of having you on my mailing list. (Non-compulsory.)
Beyond: The Public Newsletter – 6th November 2009
This last fortnight’s bits and pieces related to kkomp.com in another Public Newsletter.
How to Create a Desktop Sound Mixer Icon in Windows 7
You can have a decent-sized icon on your desktop which causes the mixer to pop-up on screen instantly with one click or double-click.
Benefits of Doing Your Own Upgrades
All you need is some basic electronics knowledge, general software knowledge,… a steady hand and relatively good hand-eye-coordination, and you’re away.
Keep Your Drivers Up-To-Date
To help get optimum performance from your computer, you should keep your drivers up to date.
How to Create a Task Manager Desktop Icon in Windows 7
Windows 7 has made using your computer much easier –except for one aspect: Calling up the task manager.
Reader Satisfaction Survey
How satisfied are you with the service provided by kkomp.com? Your answers to the questions in this survey will help me to improve things.
Expert Help to Boost Your Business – For Free!
Seriously–this “Group Think Tank” process has the capability to increase your profits by up to 1,000%–or more–before the year is over.
Monetise Your RSS Feed
You could be leaving money on the table if you’re not making the most of monetising your RSS feed.
Can I Run Windows 7 64-bit on the XP Machine I Ran 32-bit on?
If your hardware is 64-bit compatible then yes…
Halloween Rules
Totally off-topic for this blog; (Well it is Halloween after all.) a humourous Halloween video by LIsa Jackson.
Windows 7 is Out There: Should You Upgrade?
Is Windows 7 a turbocharger for your PC as Microsoft would have you believe, or is it simply a great functional OS?
How to Back-up Social Media – Bonus Article
Social media has no built-in backup; but there are applications out there which can do the job as far as Facebook and Twitter are concerned.
Computer of The Future: 2020
In this post I project my predictions, based upon my impressions of quickly-advancing technology, of how a computer could be in the year 2020.
An Introduction to Wireless Computer Speakers
Andy Zain tells us a bit about wireless computer speakers in this article: I don’t think this idea will ever go mainstream; but I’m sure that it has its uses.
Fake Antivirus Software is Infecting on a Massive Scale
Partly due to the corporate greed of the kosher affiliate networks, there are now criminal affiliate networks peddling malware. Criminals are making a fortune!
Doors Closing Soon
‘Only a couple of days to go now before the launch of Yaro Starak’s Membership Site Masterplan course. – Remember; you gotta be in it to win it.
Beyond – The Public Newsletter: 23rd October 2009
A Public Newsletter packed full of punch + extra.
MeasureIt: FireFox Add-On (Free Software)
Measure anything on screen in FireFox with this handy free add-on.
Membership Sites: The Internet’s Highest Income Generators
You have spare time, yes? You have a computer, yes? You need or could do with extra income, yes? -Then you are a candidate for running a membership site.
