XP Support: Why you shouldn’t be worried about April 8th
My parents bought their first Beta VCR in the mid eighties and used it until I moved out later that decade. Because every movie I owned was in the proprietary…
Metadata: You shouldn’t be that worried about the government having access to your metadata.
Normally I use a free piece of software called Open Office to write these articles. Tonight, however, I've decided to use Microsoft Office. Whether for nostalgic reasons or simply for…
WYSIWYG: Exciting word processing technology you don’t even think about.
"What you see is what you get" used to be a snide comment someone made about themselves indicating they had nothing to hide. In other words, they were the same…
Software death: Too many open pieces of software will make your computer run slow.
Tuesday was a typical morning for me. I stumbled into my local coffee shop around 9:30 and ordered my extra large black decaffeinated coffee. The barista, not knowing I was…
Job Market: Competing against technology.
During my commute last week I heard a talk radio discussion about the impacts of technology on jobs. The interview was really focused on the need of a college education;…
Nuisance Software: Some software may look legitimate but is designed to hold your computer hostage until you pay.
My store phone numbers forward to my company cell phone when we're closed or the phones ring too many times. It can be a nuisance, but most times it's great…
Computer parts: Sometimes purchasing a computer by price is the way to go.
There's an old saying in business: "Think like a customer." At least I believe that's an old business saying. No matter, basically it means to think about your business as…
Bitcoin Banking: Investing in Bitcoins may be risky business.
One of the most stressful things I've done with my money has been day trading. Watching investments oscillate up and down feverishly while I wait for the right time to…
Medical Records: Electronic medical record systems are designed to be fast, accurate, and most of all private.
It was a fairly normal Saturday afternoon; I opened the Gardner store at 10:00AM and had computers streaming in and out throughout the day. Around 1:30PM I looked at my…
Expensive Obsolescense: Making unexpected repairs on antiquated capital equipment can be a major expense.
At some point we've all heard, "it will be the last one you buy." Maybe it was a record player or a VCR. But at some point each needs…
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