Microsoft revises licensing plan
Microsoft revises licensing plan
See even MS will bend if enough consumers complain. Not a lot but a little.
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I’m not currently in the market for any Microsoft Certifications, I’ve got a number of litigation support tools, like Summation and Trial Director, to get certified on, but if you are, head’s up. George Starcher over at In the Trenches, has the info on a way to sign up for a second chance voucher, before…
The number of logins that have been part of a hack, and the tools available to crack passwords, have reached the point where a password, no matter how complex it is, isn’t really enough: “If the service provider supports multi-factor authentication, Microsoft recommends using it, regardless if it’s something as simple as SMS-based one-time passwords,…
AKA the great cleanup of 2006. I’ve always said that I wasn’t a good test subject to measure how effective any anti-trojan or spyware application is, so while I’ve kept a professional interest in the latest and greatest tools, I hadn’t been given a really good opportunity to try them out, until last week. A…
If you’re not familiar with TrueCrypt, it a free utility that you can use to encrypt your data. I’ve used it for years, lots of people in the eDiscovery world have used it for years, among many other tech professionals, and I would imagine they continue to use it. Given the large user base, and…
You can say that users aren’t allowed to use AI without approval, but as the link above points out, they’re going to anyway. And why wouldn’t they? Most of them are stressed and overworked, and you’re telling them not to use a tool that could cut some of the time spent completing assigned tasks.
Good luck with that.
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…