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While not every office can throw away their server and still function smoothly, it is true that many small and medium-sized offices no longer need the extra expense of a server. Â Cloud computing has advanced to a level that many offices work even better in the cloud environment. Â
   First, I want to apologize for there not being any blog posts last week (or Tuesday of this week.) I got hit up beside the head with a pretty vicious flu bug and it knocked me down for a few days.
  Today’s post will be for all of our Facebook friends out there. We’ll take a quick look at the five most common (or biggest) scams (or hoaxes) that seem to persist on Facebook.
   This bog post has two parts. If you want, you may read the Part 2 first, but the second has a relationship with Part 1.
Part 1
   For people who want to take a little more “hands on” approach to updating their Windows 8 updates from Microsoft, here’s the easiest way to get you to where you need to be: Press the Windows key
Welcome to another “tech blog.” I apologize for the delay in posting at least once a week. Sometimes the ‘local’ job takes over and doesn’t give me the time needed. This edition (Oops, I started to say ‘this week’s edition’) has a very important, urgent message pertaining to your computer’s safety.
Welcome everyone! Glad you are taking a small amount of time to read this.
First on the menu for today: Facebook Facial Recognition – It’s back.
Below is a nice little article about heat and your computers’ processor. It was written by David A. Harding. You can reach David at:Â [email protected].
Very nice article by Stu Sjouwerman from knowbe4.com.
You may not be aware that there is a scale of seven deadly vices connected to social engineering. The deadliest social engineering attacks are the ones that have the highest success rates, often approaching 100%. What is the secret of these attacks, how come they succeed so well?Â
For those of you worried about the new “problem” of Google using your Google account information (profile photo and reviews in ads) – click this link and then uncheck the box at the bottom (if checked) and click SAVE: https://plus.google.com/settings/endorsements?hl=en REMEMBER: This only affects you on Google products and ONLY if you have a Google […]