Windows 10 Countdown
As of now, Microsoft seems to be holding fast to its promise to end support for Windows 10 in October this year. Old tech heads like me are skeptical as to whether Microsoft will keep its word as the clock ticks down, as we still remember when these same promises were made about Windows 7,
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The end of Classic Outlook?
There have been plenty of rumors about the upcoming retirement of the version of Outlook that most professionals use daily, and a lot of concern from those same professionals about the “new” Outlook, which is very different from “classic” Outlook. The terminology of “classic” versus “new” is actually the official terminology from Microsoft, and “new”
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Things I Hope Don’t Come to Pass
When I last looked up, it was Thanksgiving. I blinked and Christmas is around the corner. For a lot of folks December is a time to slow down and bring the year to a gentle close, but for us, it’s typically a mad dash to the year-end to wrap up projects, spend the rest of
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All Major US Telcos have been compromised
Per a recent updated report from the FBI and CISA, the telecomm hacks that had been previous announced (and most likely missed amidst the election and holidays) are now being regarded as much worse than previously thought, and that there is no anticipated ETA as to when the hackers can be evicted from the various
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23andMe and You, again
Ever since they were hacked in 2023, genetics and ancestry website 23andMe has been more or less moribund, going from a high of $16 per share to $0.29 today and the resignation of their entire board of directors last month. When we last wrote about them in December of last year, the beleaguered DNA testing
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