Lynda.com

These are websites. Since when did we start calling them apps as well?

I agree. Try something like Evernote. Wikis and information sites are not apps.

In these times of AJAX, it still navigates through the most basic html features, losing positioning of the page at every slide flip, it reloads the whole page, it is slow, it is tiresome on the eyes, and it is so cumbersome that it seriously keeps the use from willing to see the content despite his interest on the content. Potential viewers are being kept away because of this interface.

Where's the "bonus sixth selection" promised in the text for the first image? Does he mean TR itself? Or was there supposed to be a little more here?

'Here's an example Group Policy ADM file that disables writing data to USB drives. It's likely that many IT professionals could use something like this to keep private company data from walking.'

Somebody should clue our Canadian federal government in on this, as well as the B.C. provincial one. USB sticks with confidential personal info seem to have learned how to grow legs and then lose themselves.