I’m proud to release a new service. SOHO (small office, home office) network management. How does this affect you? Well, if you’re on underpowered or unreliable network equipment like most, then this is your lucky break! I’ll come out, set up enterprise grade hardware (All of which is more stable and less expensive than the […]
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Day by day, I run into things that I see a lot of pros lack that would make their days multitudes more efficient and give a better vibe to the customer. Here are a couple things. A good solid online presence. – This means a professional headshot (get ready to pay for the good ones) and
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Happy birthday you! If you schedule a service, any service, including a free consultation, you will get a free month of service! Click here to Schedule now!
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The EdgeRouter Lite is my new favorite router. I got the EdgeRouter Lite by Ubiquiti on Friday. I’m to the point of having spend multiple hours tweaking and configuring. I’m to the point I’ll never look back at another consumer router the same. Not only has it kept up with my 300mbps speed, but no longer
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Did you know that Windows 10 has built in Antivirus and Smart Screening Technology? What does this mean? This means that it makes it harder for malware to infect your computer, even without a substitute Anti-Virus program. This is because Windows watches any executables you try to run and if it doesn’t recognize it, it
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Since Google’s Guides are Lacking for using GP for the computer, I figure I’ll fill in some of the blanks. Google’s Guide can be seen here. Google Photos is a fantastic tool for archiving and saving all your photos. Don’t be afraid to click around and figure some stuff out on your own. In fact,
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Recently I’ve come upon some confusion on people thinking that just because their website is Search Engine Optimized, that they’re going to get more business or that they don’t need to do legwork of their own to gather business. Let me put the halt on this right now. SEO just means your website is search engine
I’ve been experiencing some lockups on my Kali Linux machine and figured I’d give this Null-Byte post a try open the dconf-editor go through : org > freedesktop > Tracker > Miner > Files set up crawling-interval to -2 set up enable-monitors to false Just tried, will report back with findings!
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Being inefficient can hurt your business. Taking to long for simple task can be stressful for you and the customer. Here are a couple things to ask yourself about your business. Does your business accept text messages? The answer should be yes. With a response time of no more than 1 hour. 30 minutes or
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Recently I stumbled upon a problem with my Note 4 where the reactivation lock prevented me from booting and would show “Custom binary blocked by Reactivation Lock” . The fix was posted on XDA. 1º Open Odin (v3.09 in this case) 2º Reboot the phone in download mode (Volume down + home + power button)
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I hope everyone has a safe and Merry Christmas! First three people to purchase a support plan will get an hour free for a friend! Give the gift of support to your friends this Christmas!
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Did you know that 100 Mbps that’s advertised is NOT 100 Megabytes per second? Nope. It’s Megabits. This means you are getting roughly 12.5 megabytes per second if you are in fact hitting peak speeds. So those of you on DSL or a slower connection are likely only getting 1 or less Megabytes per second.
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