Profile: Ryan Dube


Ryan Dube is a freelance writer and Electrical Engineer with Search Engine Optimization expertise. His writing and research focuses primarily on conspiracy theory investigations utilizing science and technology at TopSecretWriters.com.

Latest from Ryan Dube

  • 5 Google Talk Chatbots That Are Still Useful

    February 1, 2012

    robothelp

    Recently, I started exploring the potential of using bots on my website to interact with my visitors. After accomplishing that task, I thought that it might be worthwhile to explore what other bots still exist out there that might have some useful features. Most people have their chat client always open and sitting off to the side or at the bottom of the screen, so why not put that chat client to use while it’s open?


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  • 5 Best Weight Training Apps To Get Results Quickly [Android]

    January 27, 2012

    workingout

    Wouldn’t it be totally sweet to be completely buffed like Christian Bale in Reign of Fire, or Jason Statham in The Transporter? I’m talking about that slick, jacked-up look – wide shoulders, carved pecks and the sort of 6-pack abs that make every girl on the beach turn their head when you walk by. It’s a lot easier when you’re in your teens and twenties to keep that body up.


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  • How To Determine a More Accurate SEO Ranking For Your Site

    January 26, 2012

    seogears

    Search engine optimization. It’s a controversial topic these days. Lots of professionals have their own opinions about what constitutes a good SEO strategy. Some people insist that a solid keyword strategy is the only thing that matters, while other SEO pundits lambast the “keyword” contingent. I’ve been involved in this field long enough now that there are three solid truths in the SEO field, at least as of today.


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  • 5 Apps To Tune Your Brain With Binaural Beats [Android]

    January 25, 2012

    meditation

    Being heavily interested in areas of fringe science and technology, I am always intrigued and fascinated by any claims of technology affecting biology, or the other way around. It goes without saying that I am enthralled with all of the new brain-controlled games coming out in the toy market, like the new Mindflex games where you control a floating ball with your mind.


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  • Why The Internet Provides A Thriving Environment For Hate & Trolling [Opinion]

    January 20, 2012

    cruelman

    Aidan Dwyer entered and won a science competition. What happened next is something that those of us that have been on the Internet for a long time now would not find very surprising. The story about the science competition hit the Internet, and everyone from PhD researchers to armchair scientists took a look at young Aidan’s design, and the flaming began.


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  • How To Track What Others Do On Your Computer With iSpy

    January 19, 2012

    computerfreak

    Have you ever been in a situation where you suspect someone has been using your computer, but you just aren’t certain who is doing it and what they’re actually doing when they’re logged in? This situation comes up more often than you might suspect. The computer use may be completely innocent, or the person may actually be trying to poke around your personal files to discover private information about you.


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  • 4 Creative Uses For A VNC Server

    January 18, 2012

    remotenetwork

    Other than just using VNC clients to connect to a remote computer, what can you really use VNC servers for? When you stop and think about it, the ability to connect to and control a remote computer using free software like this is pretty cool. In this article, we are going to put together four remote-control systems that you can use to control various entertainment and display systems throughout your home, from a single, central computer.


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  • Experience Space Exploration In 3D At NASA Visualizations

    January 11, 2012

    nasa3dcool

    Are you a fellow space explorer? If you had the opportunity to experience what’s it’s like to be an astronaut, or even one of the many technical support crew that support space exploration, would you jump for it? The amazing thing about NASA, besides all of the mind-bending missions into outer space, is just how hard the space agency works to educate the general public about space.


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