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   * Barracuda Spam Firewall…Two tips you may not know…
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     and Eaton)
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   * Cloud computing may not be as secure as you would like to
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     believe…Vulnerabilities in Azure Part 2
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   * Deploy Office 2016 using a script, from a network share!
   * Disable Internet Explorer on Server 2008…3 simple steps!
   * Easily Recover files from your Windows computer using a Linux Live Cd
   * FREE Bitcoin, LiteCoin & FeatherCoin (and other crypto coins) Daily!
   * Free Bitcoins and a chance to win more by playing High/Low Game
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     Network Share
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     pending and needs to be restarted.”
   * How to Hard Reset a Microsoft Surface RT
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   * I survived TechEd 2013!
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   * Microsoft Word 2016 Crashing when opening documents
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This blog was created to pass on tips, tricks, and experiences that I have
learned over the years working with all sorts of computers and electronic
devices since an early age, it all started with a Commodore 64!

For over 20 years I have been building, modding, over clocking and tweaking
computers, phones, tablets and other electronic devices. My passion is wireless
internet (WiFi) with a dash of network security and information security thrown
in for good measure.

I’ve worked on everything from a 286 intel pc and gradually worked my way
through 386 & 486 intel pcs using DOS, in the days before the GUI of Windows
3.1. In those days I clearly remember booting up my pc, firing up my 9600 baud
modem and logging into public and not so public BBS’ and entering a world of
information that only people in the “know” could obtain. It was a pretty archaic
way to get information compared to today, but back then it was pretty exciting.
One of my first tweaks was over clocking a 386 computer, so that I could run my
own BBS…”HaVoc’s Lair”. Most people today that use the internet have no idea
that before you could access the World Wide Web, the only way you would connect
to another computer was to use a modem and tie up your parents phone line! Can
you imagine today trying to get onto Facebook, receive a busy signal and have to
wait for someone to get off the line before you could get on? In those days you
had to have patience! Those days are long gone, information and easy access to
information is everywhere.

People today take for granted the technology that they have access to on a daily
basis. A world of knowledge accessed instantly on almost any device…this is a
world luxury. No more waiting…Death to Dial UP! (Hooray!) Yes it is great, but
how we do tend to forget the past! Then came along faster modems, faster pcs and
finally access to the “internet“! Oh how I do NOT mourn the modem nor the
frustration of 14.4k, 28.8k, 36.6k, and finally 56k dial up speeds!

Games of that era were in no way the same as games of today… There was no
Minecraft, no WarCraft, no Candy Crush, heck there were not even pictures and if
you were lucky enough to find someone hosting a game, it was a text based RPG.
Anyone remember Legend of the Red Dragon “LORD“? I remember the Christmas
morning that we woke up to find that my older sister received an Atari game
system. Now if your parents loved you, you would have had an Atari too, and this
game system had images! Oh what fun those games were, but in todays standards
they are considered “vintage” or even “ancient”. Personally for myself, I do not
consider myself to be vintage nor ancient!

Enough reminiscing about the past… I currently live, work, and reside in a world
of ever changing technology. I will be updating this blog with current and
revalent information (and maybe a little “old school” tech thrown in for
giggles)… Hopefully you will learn a few things, and if I get something wrong
feel free to correct me, I’m not an expert at everything!



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