Read: 7 mins. AWOW recently released their AK34 Mini PC that is based on the Intel Celeron N3450 processor. It was designed to perform like a 2017 budget laptop within a small, 6x6 inch package that can be stored inside a TV drawer. I took it for a spin to see if it could replace our family's 2014 Dell ultra-portable laptop and the results were surprising.
Read: 22 mins. A Windows account keeps getting locked out and breaks a business-critical application that is responsible for a large volume of revenue. Angry customers have called into customer service to complain, and your manager has asked you for help. How do you find the source for the lockouts? Here is a comprehensive guide to aid you with resolving the issue. BONUS: Look up when an account was modified, disabled, enabled, unlocked, or had its password reset -- and by whom
Read: 4 mins. Here’s one of Michael’s favorite, challenging, but fairly short hikes… Mt. Zion (with SUMMER schedule)! It is JUST challenging enough to feel you have had a tough workout, but not as strenuous as hiking to the Mt. Wilson Observatory. It is also only a half-day hike. This somewhat tough hike is open to ANYONE.
Read: 2 mins. Did you know that Google's Chrome browser trusts the majority of revoked web certificates? While the other major browsers support the industry standard, Google continues to pave its own path at the risk of making users of their popular browser vulnerable to attacks.
Read: 5 mins. Epson released the fastest, lightest, and smallest, portable scanner for its price point. It promises optical-character recognition, scanning to PDF and Word formats, and more in a professional package. Is it worth the high price?
Read: 4 mins. Citrix StoreFront 3 attempts to bring a Unified experience across all its Receiver clients. Here are some customization tips, bugs, and their resolutions.