This might be helpful if you let people come over for the holidays this year. Back in 2014, I wrote a little post about sharing your wifi with holiday guests via something called a QR code. Back then, the technology … Continued
Not quite DIY DevOps for Office 365, but a good start. So, it’s been a while since I posted professional geek content on any of my blogs, so I figure I’m overdue. I’ve had a lot of titles over the … Continued
Two free utilities to help tame Windows 10. Y’all know I love free stuff and share it with you often here, especially on Friday. Actually, I pretty much exclusively post and share anything at all on Fridays, but, still, you … Continued
Some reboots are better than others. Sometimes, I talk about really geeky things here, mostly because I AM a geek, but also because I am a professional geek. This is one of those times. Back in the days of Windows … Continued
There’s a special place in hell for scammers that take advantage of the technologically weak. Okay, yes, in some sense, my entire career is based on being more tech savy than pretty much everyone around me, but I’m pretty open … Continued
Now, available for Windows! I’ve actually been using this particular program on an Android tablet for quite a long time. Come to think of it, I started out using it on a rooted Barnes and Noble nook tablet close to … Continued
That’s a long title for something only a few of my hardcore readers will be interested in. I used to blog about a lot of hardcore geeky things, professional geeky things and personal geeky things both. But, for a while … Continued
Have you signed up yet? If not, you have no right to complain about telemarketers. This is a service that you already pay for with your tax dollars, so take advantage of it. Unless, of course, you like being pestered … Continued