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Trends in environmentally-friendly devices

Posted on November 13, 2023

In an era marked by a growing awareness of environmental issues, the technology industry is experiencing a significant transformation. The demand for sustainable and environmentally friendly tech is rising, reflecting a global shift towards eco-conscious consumer choices.

This article explores the latest trends and innovations in sustainable technology, highlighting the impact of sustainable tech on the environment and providing insights into how consumers can make informed choices.  [Read more…]

Q&A: How can I find out how much RAM Windows is using?

Posted on November 11, 2023

Question from Devon:  I have an HP gaming desktop computer with Windows 10 on it.

I recently started getting a “Your computer is low on memory” warning that pops up on a regular basis.

I always do a fresh restart on the PC when it pops up but the warning comes back after a couple of hours.

This machine has 16GB of RAM in it and I don’t run that many programs at a time so I shouldn’t be getting this warning.

I only get this error if I’m running my Firefox browser, even if there are no other programs running.

How can I find out how much RAM Windows is actually using? [Read more…]

How (and why) to disable ‘File and Printer Sharing’ on Windows

Posted on November 10, 2023

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A while back I wrote a post on securing your Wi-Fi network in which I briefly mentioned the importance of keeping File and Printer Sharing turned off unless you have a good reason for actually using it.

In a nutshell, disabling File and Printer Sharing will prevent a hacker from being able to access the files on your PC if he/she somehow manages to connect to your local network.

Well, it occurred to me last night that I probably need to write another post explaining how to disable File and Printer Sharing in your particular version of Windows.

Well, here it is…  [Read more…]

The art of balancing cost and quality in software development outsourcing

Posted on November 10, 2023

Is it wise to outsource the development of your software? The current world is witnessing rapid technological development and expansion, contributing significantly to business development and prosperity.

However, there are instances where a firm will neither want nor have access to specialists who make sure that there is the provision of software.

Outsourcing software development proves more affordable in the organizational setup since it solves numerous financial constraints. In addition, your budget and the pros and cons of outsourcing software development should be taken into account. Can we strike a delicate balance on cost versus quality when it comes to outsourcing software development effectively?  [Read more…]

Q&A: Should I pay extra to double the RAM in a new PC?

Posted on November 8, 2023

Note: The links in this post are affiliate links.

Question from Sarah:  I’m getting ready to order this new laptop from Amazon and I have a question about it.

This laptop comes with 16GB of RAM but I can get the same machine with 32GB for about $50 more.

Do you think it’s worth paying an extra $50 to double the RAM? Will I even need 32GB?  [Read more…]

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