Assembling a proper WFH environment
It’s 2022 and approaching the third(!) year of the pandemic. Your company is onboard with “telecommuting” and perhaps they’ve decided to lean into it for real, which means it’s time to take a hard look at that 8-year-old computer and rickety chair you bought at a local garage sale. Definitely replace the computer and that
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Give yourself the gift of better security
If there is one thing that the holiday seasons are known for, it’s the broken-record playlists we are subjected to wherever fine background music is played, but rather than torturing your ears with “All I want for Christmas” for the 50th time today, I’ll sing another familiar tune that starts like this, “Protect yourself before
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Really Black Friday
I’ve mentioned it before but it bears repeating – the chip shortage will not wrap up anytime soon, with all major players like Nvidia, Intel and Toshiba predicting shortages lasting well into 2022 if not into 2023. Seeing as semiconductors are in everything from autos to Zambonis and everything between, production has slowed if not
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Network Vulnerabilities Discovered in Medical Devices
In years leading up to the domination of the world by the Internet we used to make fun of organizations and industries that seemed to be dragging their feet on getting modernized – the Navy’s old DOS-based, air-gapped systems seemed so antiquated (even with the Wargames movie sounding very prescient, if simplistic alarms) or local
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Facebook does something positive
Before you go checking the temperature down in Hell or watching the skies for flying pigs, you should take this small bit of good news with a healthy dose of skepticism. Facebook is facing a veritable crap-storm of scrutiny on multiple fronts, and while they have enough money and backing from shareholders to thumb their
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