by Greg Scott | Feb 17, 2014 | Technology
Many people will see the words, “Net neutrality” and groan about yet more tech gobbledygook and geeks who spend too much time pretending to be Mr. Spock and watching Star Trek re-runs. Nobody on Main Street cares about net neutrality, right? Isn’t this all just an...
by admin | Oct 24, 2013 | Technology
My family is OK with health insurance coverage for now and I live in Minnesota, which has its own website for navigating the local healthcare marketplace, so I don’t need to deal with the US healthcare.gov website to find health insurance. But I was curious after...
by admin | May 30, 2013 | Technology
I did a presales call with a small dentist office a few months ago. I have some dentist customers, so I’ve come to understand a little bit about how dentist offices operate. But this office was, well, different. The “server” was really an old, failing Windows XP PC...
by admin | May 13, 2013 | Technology
In part one of our computer detective saga, the story opened with a few users unable to access their emails. Similar to a Hollywood detective story, we followed the clues through several unexpected twists and turns, with each clue answering questions and generating...
by Greg Scott | Apr 27, 2013 | Technology
(Originally posted April 27, 2013 on my Infrasupport website when I was an independent IT consultant. I copied here and back-dated to match the original posting date.) I spent an awful day yesterday with Microsoft Office 2013 Home and Business Edition. Full...
by admin | Apr 6, 2013 | Technology
This story is a great example of characterizing a problem, getting closer and closer to a solution with each step, and why the process is so important. The story flows like a detective novel, with Greg the gumshoe uncovering new clues with each new step,...
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