Tips for Protecting Your Online Communication Email has become an essential part of our daily lives, allowing us to communicate quickly and efficiently. However, with the ever-increasing threat of cybercrime and phishing attacks, it is crucial to prioritize email safety. In this article, we will explore some important tips and best practices to help you …
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Social Media and the Internet The advent of social media and internet mail has revolutionized the way we connect and communicate with others. While these platforms offer numerous benefits, it is important to be aware of the potential dangers they pose. In this article, we will explore some of the risks associated with social media and internet mail, and provide tips on …
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Wow, so it has been a hell of a long time between the blog posts and so much has changed and I have so much to share with the world, I would love to have an excuse as to why I have not written a post but I have been from London to Glasgow and …
Windows Deployment Server – With all the talk of the Brexit and the unfortunate conclusion, the fear of the new beginnings I thought I would take a break from reading the news and listening to the political ramblings of the masses, and have a throwback Thursday and rehash some of my projects, this to re-write …
Upgrading a Non-SSD Late 2014 Mac Mini to Fusion Drive. Today I have a little treat for you and hopefully, it will save you a little money in the process, although to be honest if you bought the Hard Disk version of the Late 2014 Mac Mini, you will probably be thinking that the little powerhouse is not really that great.
Introduction In Part 2 and Part 3 of this series we focused a lot on the Unix and Macintosh side of things, in Part 1 we touched on using a Windows based computer as a proxy and in Part 2 we focussed heavily on the updates side of Apple devices. In this final part of …
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Introduction One of the recent comments on my blog was, “can you run a mac mini without a screen and keyboard”. From this I had forgotten to blog about something that I had used for ages but had neglected to show the basics, assuming that all people will know about this and so this blog …
OK so last time we looked at the three main things that you can do to speed up your internet, and went in-depth with the proxy server, which is great if you want to speed up general browsing and internet usage, it does a great job at that, but what about all those updates that …
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If like me you have been left out in the digital revolution that is the fibre broadband rollout, or have a lot of things going on connected to the internet all wanting updates then you will know this can suck your connection speed and pleasure out of the 21st century.
Hello all, I hope that you all had a really good new year and you are ready and rearing to get back to work as I am. To round off the current series of the internal network I thought that I would actually finish off the blogs on this. That’s not to say that this will …
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