Nov 24 2022
It seems like everyday we get notified about another data breach. First it was Optus, then ahm, then Medibank and the latest I heard was Microsoft data had been leaked. Obviously the first question is “how much of my info was exposed?” and then next would be “what do I need to do?” The answer …
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Sep 20 2022
It is that time again. Another MacOS has been forced to lay its head on the chopping block. This time around it is Mojave (mo-HAH-vee) or 10.14 to its friends. For those that never met this OS, it is often (and curiously) referred to as Mo-Jave Released in 2018 this operating system offered features such …
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Sep 20 2022
MacOS Lion was introduced mere months following Steve Jobs’ death in 2011. While it was the first OS that came without this world famous keynote address the development of it most assuredly had this fingerprints all over it. One of the main features introduced that day was AirDrop. A great concept indeed, even if it …
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Jun 07 2022
Waaaay back in 2018 I wrote: “Very few people, outside of business, use Excel with anything like the same frequency of Word. There are a lot more notes to the kids and letters to Aunt Joyce then there are budget forecasts or retirement schemes. Besides, even businesses could use Numbers but they don’t.” This is …
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May 31 2022
This is less like an article and more like a public announcement. It is really a call to action. This is not my work. Not at all. In fact, the lengths these people have gone to in order to expose the scum that call, email and text us day in day out is nothing short …
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