Twice in the last week, when I logged on to my laptop, “Windows was unable to load my profile”. It loaded a generic, temporary profile instead. Both times a quick restart fixed the problem, but I wonder if this is a sign of bad things to come? Maybe it’s time to do some disk utilities on it and see what’s happening.
I find this approach to building awareness around security refreshing, because I’m betting the answers to these questions may not be what you’d expect: “Go ahead — survey a few co-workers with this question,” says Gamblin, a principal security engineer with Kenna Security, as he plants his tongue firmly in his cheek. “Were you satisfied…
Many of you techies out there probably already have seen the PC Weenies comic on-line. I admit to being a pretty avid follower of it myself. Today, Krishna shared that he’s doing some artwork as a way to raise money for a friend of his who has been fighting cancer. Yesterday I blogged about the…
Steven Vore sent me this link about what Thomas Stromberg found on a computer that was sitting out for the trash after he took it home to see if he could salvage any parts from it. Buying a computer for your bustling property management company in 1998: $500 City of Roswell Garbage Pickup Cost: $22/mo…
Yes, they have added all sorts of new features, even more announced this week. I’m still unimpressed. Until Pownce has a public API, and a way to use it with a mobile device built on that API, I’m simply not interested. All the rest of this stuff is pure fluff until that exists. The service…
Well, Google announced the end of life for their own product to sync between Outlook and Google Calendar awhile ago, After uninstalling it, I went back to using the free version of gSync-it for the time being, but I now realize that Nov. 17th is the drop dead date for the version that I have…
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