The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society (TTCS ; http://cs.tt) will be having a lime on Wednesday November 4 2015 from 7pm to 9pm at Wendy’s Cafe located upstairs at Wendy’s Restaurant at the corner of Ana Street & Ariapita Avenue, Woodbrook, Port of Spain.
Come join as we eat and chat about various ICT topics including:
Anyone interested in computing and ICT are welcome to attend, however please RSVP to info@ttcsweb.org as space is limited.
Please note that for this meeting, you will be able to purchase food directly from Wendy’s at your own expense. The minimum contribution to TTCS for this meeting is $20.
“Adobe has released security updates for Adobe Flash Player. These updates address critical vulnerabilities that could potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system.
Apparently these vulnerabilities are being exploited online. So if you use Adobe Flash, UPDATE ASAP!
However, consider uninstalling Flash if you’re not using it. If you were only using Adobe Flash to watch YouTube videos, YouTube now defaults to HTML5 instead of Adobe Flash for playing videos in Google Chrome, IE 11, Apple Safari 8 and Mozilla Firefox. So you can uninstall Adobe Flash if you are using these browsers (and not worry about keeping Adobe Flash up to date).
The latest update bumps the latest version of Flash Player for Windows and Mac OS X to version 19.0.0.226.
the Flash Player in Microsoft Internet Explorer v9 and earlier versions of Internet Explorer,
the Flash player in web browsers like Mozilla Firefox and Safari.
the Flash player in web browsers in Chromium and Opera.
are separate installs. You should install and update versions of Adobe Flash for all three browser variations if you have all three installed.
For Internet Explorer v10 and Internet Explorer v11 (for users for Windows 7 Service Pack 1 and Windows 8), these browsers have Adobe Flash Player built-in and users should update their Internet Explorer browser versions.
For Microsoft Edge, the default browser in Windows 10, this browser has Adobe Flash Player built in and users should update their Edge browser.
Google Chrome browser users has Adobe Flash Player built-in and users should update the Google Chrome browser to the latest version.
See https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95414 on how to do so.
“Adobe has released security updates for Adobe Flash Player. These updates address critical vulnerabilities that could potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system.
Many conferencing solutions (like Adobe Connect) and Flash games use the Flash plugin. So if you have Adobe Flash installed, UPDATE ASAP!
However, consider uninstalling Flash if you’re not using it. If you were only using Adobe Flash to watch YouTube videos, YouTube now defaults to HTML5 instead of Adobe Flash for playing videos in Google Chrome, IE 11, Apple Safari 8 and Mozilla Firefox. So you can uninstall Adobe Flash if you are using these browsers (and not worry about keeping Adobe Flash up to date).
The latest update bumps the latest version of Flash Player for Windows and Mac OS X to version 19.0.0.207.
the Flash Player in Microsoft Internet Explorer v9 and earlier versions of Internet Explorer,
the Flash player in web browsers like Mozilla Firefox and Safari.
the Flash player in web browsers in Chromium and Opera.
are separate installs. You should install and update versions of Adobe Flash for all three browser variations if you have all three installed.
For Internet Explorer v10 and Internet Explorer v11 (for users for Windows 7 Service Pack 1 and Windows 8), these browsers have Adobe Flash Player built-in and users should update their Internet Explorer browser versions.
For Microsoft Edge, the default browser in Windows 10, this browser has Adobe Flash Player built in and users should update their Edge browser.
Google Chrome browser users has Adobe Flash Player built-in and users should update the Google Chrome browser to the latest version.
See https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95414 on how to do so.
Page 18 under “Information and Communication Technology”
“Madam Speaker, a first-world information technology network will need to be a critical part of the Trinidad and Tobago International Financial Centre. We will commence the process through the implementation of a national broadband network which will represent a central pillar for driving economic and social development. We cannot improve our productive capacity and create a vibrant and competitive economy without a nationwide high-speed broadband network – the centerpiece for creating a knowledge-based andinnovative society. This country has in place a fibre optic broadband network; but we are suffering from
inadequate broadband service coverage in many areas which remain unserved and underserved.
We will continue to collaborate with the World Bank Group to widen our broadband infrastructure as well as to eliminate the risk of having international connection in only one station.
All schools will now be equipped with a technological capability with adequate training for our teachers.
We will ensure that all students have free and easy access in all schools to fast broadband internet and not just laptops. This early use of technology will
underpin an expanding knowledge-based society.
The Government will foster usage by providing a free national public broadband wireless network beginning with free hotspots in popular areas.”
Page 37 under Home and Business Security
Madam Speaker, we believe that every citizen and every business should be encouraged to take an active part in enhancing their own security.
Unfortunately, the existing incentives for CCTV and alarm systems have proven to be highly ineffective with many technical loopholes. I propose to revise
immediately the existing technical specifications for these systems to make them practical and workable, so that we can implement an appropriate suite of
incentives and concessions to encourage actively citizens to install suitable CCTV and alarm systems in their homes and businesses in 2016.
The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society is pleased to announce the release of the TTCS OSSWIN DVD v1.54, a collection of the latest version of Free and Open Source Software for Microsoft Windows (XP/Vista/7/8) and available for download.
Our collection features a web based interface for browsing programs organised into several categories: Desktop Applications, Educational, Games, Graphics, Internet, Server, Sound and Video and Utilities.
For TTCS OSSWIN DVD v1.54, many software updates were done, and this version includes LibreOffice 5.0.2, Mozilla Firefox 41 and Virtualbox 5.4
Visit the TTCS OSSWIN DVD page at http://www.ttcsweb.org/osswin-dvd/ for more details and to download the DVD as an ISO file for burning onto a DVD or extracting to your harddrive or USB storage device.
“Adobe has released security updates for Adobe Flash Player. These updates address critical vulnerabilities that could potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system.
Many conferencing solutions (like Adobe Connect) and Flash games use the Flash plugin. So if you have Adobe Flash installed, UPDATE ASAP!
However, consider uninstalling Flash if you’re not using it. If you were only using Adobe Flash to watch YouTube videos, YouTube now defaults to HTML5 instead of Adobe Flash for playing videos in Google Chrome, IE 11, Apple Safari 8 and Mozilla Firefox. So you can uninstall Adobe Flash if you are using these browsers (and not worry about keeping Adobe Flash up to date).
The latest update bumps the latest version of Flash Player for Windows and Mac OS X to version 19.0.0.185.
the Flash Player in Microsoft Internet Explorer v9 and earlier versions of Internet Explorer,
the Flash player in web browsers like Mozilla Firefox and Safari.
the Flash player in web browsers in Chromium and Opera.
are separate installs. You should install and update versions of Adobe Flash for all three browser variations if you have all three installed.
For Internet Explorer v10 and Internet Explorer v11 (for users for Windows 7 Service Pack 1 and Windows 8), these browsers have Adobe Flash Player built-in and users should update their Internet Explorer browser versions.
For Microsoft Edge, the default browser in Windows 10, this browser has Adobe Flash Player built in and users should update their Edge browser.
Google Chrome browser users has Adobe Flash Player built-in and users should update the Google Chrome browser to the latest version.
See https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95414 on how to do so.
The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society (TTCS ; http://cs.tt) will be having a lime on Wednesday September 9 2015 from 7pm to 9pm at Wendy’s Cafe located upstairs at Wendy’s Restaurant at the corner of Ana Street & Ariapita Avenue, Woodbrook, Port of Spain.
Come join as we eat and chat about various ICT topics including:
Trinidad and Tobago: The intersection of social media and existing laws (elections)
Apple: Wednesday 9th September event – we’ll know what
Microsoft: Windows 10 is out a while now – how yuh feel?
Anyone interested in computing and ICT are welcome to attend, however please RSVP to info@ttcsweb.org as space is limited.
Please note that for this meeting, you will be able to purchase food directly from Wendy’s at your own expense. The minimum contribution to TTCS for this meeting is $20.
The Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has published an infographic about Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs),
IDNs are domain names that include characters other than the letters of the basic Latin alphabet (the 26 letters “a-z”), numbers 0-9, and hyphen “-”. Such domain names could contain characters with diacritical marks as required by many European languages, or characters from non-Latin scripts,
such as Arabic or Chinese.
