John Traenkenschuh

Introduction

Traenk, or somebody like him, is back on facebook.

A trip to the local Best Buy is like a trip down memory lane.

DEactivating your facebook account only disables it.  Traenk now wants to go the extra step.

Traenk wants to DELETE his account and all its data?  Why would he want to do that?  What kind of special processing does that take?  Read on, and see what issues await you if you decide to do the same.

Traenk reviews some background to security problems in financial systems.

I'm sorry, Traenk; I cannot allow you to do that.

Pearson's announcement of support for the Nook eReader is very strategic.

What? Traenk buys a Kindle? 

Traenk thinks back on all the great ideas and times he's had reading the excellent series, "The Art of Computer Programming."

Many people are entranced by vulnerabilities but fail to see the ultimate vulnerability.

Online banking, shopping from your armchair, and computer-initiated loans are leaving people more vulnerable to theft.  Traenk discloses a new series in this blog.

You can find more information on obsolete mayan calendars than you can find evidence of people practicing the most basic business resumption planning, Traenk finds.