As I wake from a nightmare On Arbor Drive, virus infestation in the modern age of Windows 10 and Internet computing is very much on my mind. This leads to some Halloween inspired musings.
Continue readingAfter a surprise observation that post-1809 production PC hits Perfect 10 in Reliability Monitor, I start to believe that 1809 is an uncommonly stable Win10 version.
Continue readingSometime recently adblock detectors became more intrusive. In search of a workaround, I learn that bypass Adblock Detection gains importance. Firefox to the rescue, in fact!
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In prepping for the upcoming Win10 Creators Update, I develop some ExpressCard USB insights for my vintage 2012 Lenovo laptops.
Continue readingYou’d think that having purchased a renewal key for Office 365 adding that time to my subscription would be a piece of cake. Except for just one thing…
Continue readingAfter dashing headlong into updating my antimalware coverage from Norton/Symantec, I realized too late my password manager was involved. Fortunately for me, changing subscriptions did’t affect its account&password database.
Continue readingIf a new FCC rules change goes through, consumers will be able to buy set-top boxes for their TV sets, instead of having to rent them from their TV provider.
Continue readingIn early September, I agreed to live with and review some Samsung USB 3.0 flash drives (to which I’ll refer from here on out as UFDs). Around the second week of the month, they arrived, and I was allowed until … Continue reading
One thing I’ve noticed lately when it comes to breathless hype about Windows tablet storage is the fairly blithe assumption that by adding a micro-SDXC memory card, problems can be staved off or avoided. With a 64 GB (fairly affordable at around … Continue reading
OK, it’s been a couple of months since my brand-new Fujitsu Q704 tablet with oodles of add-ons and appurtenances showed up at my door. I’m learning to live with the $165 monthly payment that my “let’s experiment with a business … Continue reading