With the rental laws regarding pet ownership in Queensland changing as of October 1st, statistically about 31.7% of you might’ve found yourself thinking: “Hmm, I’ve always wanted a puppy, but I own way too many awesome, cool gadgets and technology that they might destroy in the process of them growing up. How on Earth could […]
Canines and Computers – How to Puppy-Proof Your Tech Read More »
There’s a common thread in the news recently of massive data breaches and leaks from equally massive companies. The giants of their relative industries, Rockstar Games, Uber, LastPass and even Cisco have all been hit with cyberattacks in the last month and had internal documents leaked onto the wider web. So what is “hacking”, why
Cybercrime, Security Breaches and You – A Short(ish) Guide Read More »
It’s a mantra oft-repeated, but never actually listened to by the vast majority of people who use it: “Cloud storage is not a backup solution.” Many times I’ve been laughed at and had pages of end-user license documentation thrown at me, all espousing the wonders of the cloud and how you’ll never lose your data
The “Cloud Storage” Backup Fallacy Read More »
Is anti-virus software really required in 2022? It’s amazing how often we’ll have customers come into the shop and want to have a chat about third-party antivirus software. They’re concerned about protecting their device, their personal data and their privacy. While these are very important considerations to have, and we do offer various antivirus suites
A Few Words on Internet Security Read More »
This is an interesting combination…
Microsoft Helps AMD with GPU Hotswap on Linux Read More »
