Found it interesting they found time to mention “ethics” but made no mention of: malware virus Both known to masquerade as internet advertising & often unmonitored by paid site. AD BLOCKERS AND THE NUISANCE AT THE HEART OF THE MODERN WEB Note the funky formatting on the bullet list. Latest wordpress – still a work […]
Same old song w/a few new lines htaccess hack
To be continued. Hackers got at least as far as gaining ability to touch root .htaccess file & drop new .php files in root. Brave new world Google.com was helpful in this case. They noticed the hack before I did.
A few wordpress adjustments (mobile access)
Mobile pack before & after. Enabling analytics on mobile device access. Mobile pack doesn’t respect “off topic” home page exclusion?
another (not) shining moment – google-microsoft-logitech
universal usb receiver my aunt fanny. all available software & firmware applied. So madam – what else is new? logitech mouse t620. Maybe they should have named it – in respect – the chevy vega/nova. logitech keyboard/touch pad k400. Maybe they should have named it – in respect – the chevy vega/nova. it’s microsoft’s fault. […]
Employee Fitness – Android – Companion
From Android Fitness Candidate # 3. Another “always on” fitness app. Some battery drain issues but offers ability to minimize (but not turn off). Disappearing exercise results? Android Fitness
Employee Fitness – Android – MapMyFitness
From Android Fitness Candidate # 2 – MapMyFitness. Not an “always on” app. Some nice features but sometimes forget to toggle off/on. Not as accurate on predicting type of activity, particularly gym workouts (stationary x-trainer, etc.).
Employee Fitness – Android – Moves
From Android Fitness 1st Candidate – Moves. Concept is nice. Battery use – consistently drains nexus 5 battery w/in 12 hours. No option in most recent release (Jun 2014) to toggle on/off. I could have lived with that. Android Fitness
Passed 50% threshhold 2011…
How did I miss that statistic? “the e-book has been outselling the paper kind on Amazon since 2011.”
The insanity of the on premises exchange product group & a nod to Mr. Bursky
Just made my THIRD attempt to throttle down excessive memory use by store.exe in exchange 2010. “Trust us…” from the exchange on premises guys – run away – fast. 😉 And a nod to Mr. Bursky. A # of articles about the issue out there – most w/incomplete fix instructions. http://www.bursky.net/index.php/2012/05/limit-exchange-2010-memory-use/
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