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Microsoft made a number of changes to the visual user interface in Windows 11.
I found some of those changes to be good ones, but some of them could have benefited from a little more forethought.
Four great examples are the Search, Copilot, Task View and Widgets buttons that are displayed on the Taskbar by default in Windows 11. [Read more…]
So, be serious and responsible when doing emails, as it’s a part of work life. All of this helps companies and individuals to replace the need for the old face of the company through e-mails and other forms of generating systems.
Thus for business, email is a mechanistic, creative, and effective tool. You’ll find out all you need to know about how and what to choose correctly for your needs now. [Read more…]
Lifestyle diseases and chronic pains are rising with more people neglecting proper diet and exercise. Every third person in an office set-up seems to be suffering from sciatica pains, gut issues, and chronic neck and arm pains.
Occupational hazards are not limited to factory and construction jobs. We feel the perfect temperature controlled environment, with some offices pampering their employees with free food at work, are the top-dollar jobs and one must vye for those positions. [Read more…]
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Question from Greg: I dropped my heavy book bag onto my laptop’s keyboard several days ago, and when it landed I heard a cracking sound.
The keyboard still works, but at random times it’ll just start typing garbage on its own. It’s basically unusable so I’d like to disable the built-in keyboard and use a cheap USB keyboard
I know I can have the internal keyboard replaced but I don’t want to go to the trouble or expense since I’m going to be replacing this machine in a few months anyway.
So what I need to know is can I disable my laptop’s built-in keyboard? If I can, how do I do it? [Read more…]
Regular readers of this blog know that I’m not a fan of password managers because using one is like placing all of your eggs (i.e. your entire digital life) into one fragile basket.
Think about it for a moment. If the passwords to all of your online accounts are stored in a single database, what happens if that database is somehow breached by hackers?
That’s right – the hackers will have immediate and full access to your entire digital life!
The companies behind the most popular password manager apps and services go to great lengths to explain how their products safeguard your passwords and the precious stored data and information they protect.
Truth be told, they really do put in a great effort to make their products as secure as possible. Unfortunately, that doesn’t really matter. Here’s why… [Read more…]