Even in 2020, many people are unaware that Google's Chrome browser is actually based on an open source project named Chromium. Chromium is an impressive amalgamation of world-class engineers and developers, a fact which has contributed to its success, which, at nearly a 60% market share, is the most popular web browser in the world.
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Imagine this ... A line of students outside the helpdesk office waiting on a password reset. Or hundreds of faculty and staff attaching sticky notes with written passwords to their computer screens. Not to mention frustrating connectivity outages resulting from required database maintenance.
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The other day it hit me. Even though many of the IT and software leaders are professing that the password is dead or that we should strive to create a passwordless infrastructure it might be impossible. Certainly, for the near future, it seems improbable. Why?
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At last, an efficient method to take notes on webpages! Scooch's screen capture and notepad feature enables students to take notes not only efficiently and neatly, but in a way that helps retention of the information.
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