How do normal people go about picking an antivirus for their computer? Honestly, I’m not really sure. I’ve never really done it before. I’ve just been using AVG Free since I’ve had a computer. But now I’m working in IT and the problem has risen. We are looking to upgrade […]
Monthly Archives: January 2012
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Everyone knows that technology becomes obsolete very quickly. When your computer gets old, you could get rid of it, or you could re-purpose it. There are many different functions that old computers can serve as well as teach a person about technology. I’ve got a list of different things to […]
Today’s technology is tomorrow’s junk and there is nothing you can do about it. New computers will be released, faster processors will be manufactured and bigger hard drives will be announced. The exponential improvement of technology creates an exponential growth of computers in landfills. There is no way around it. […]
Every once in a while, a person comes upon a problem that should be so easy but it is so hard to search for and find the answer you are looking for. I ran into that today. One of our Linux boxes here at work has lately been neglected. Almost […]
I’d like everyone to give a warm welcome to the almost brand new, VentureBreak. VentureBreak is a blog about breaking tech news, profiling startups, reviewing Internet products, and sharing opinions. Brad Merrill, the founder and editor of VentureBreak, recently converted his old blog, United Tech Guys to VentureBreak. The process of […]
I finally broke. A bunch of different things have been coming up, situations are aligning so I finally splurged. I splurged all over Amazon and satisfied my lust for the latest and greatest tech toys. That’s right, I ordered the brand new, ASUS Transformer Prime TF201 Eee Pad 10.1 inch […]
The buzz around SOPA has been circulating for a while now so I finally decided to dive in. I’m not one to be very political at all, I like to stay out of things I don’t know about, but this one has a little more effect on me. So I […]