How To
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5 Easy Ways to Keep Your Business Secure Online
Protecting your personal computer isn't that difficult, right? Well, protecting all of the machines in your enterprise can be nearly as...
Disaster Recovery 101
Disasters, both natural and human-made, have the potential to destroy data, which can in turn destroy a business. However, planning for...
Windows Survival Guide for Linux/Unix Users
Let's face it - no matter how dedicated you are to Linux/Unix, the majority of computers out there use Windows, and like it or not, you'll...
The ABC’s of VPN Configuration
VPNs are becoming easier to set up than ever before. Here we examine how to set up VPN connections on several of the most popular types of...
Destroying Data DIY
You don't want others getting their hands on your sensitive data, but at the same time, you don't want to spend the money to get your data...
How to Cut the Cord - Illegally
If you must have the latest shows without paying for them, there are less legal ways to get them. But use them at your own risk
How to Cut the Cord on Cable TV - Legally
Cut the cord and experience the future of TV guilt-free. We provide all the options out there for downloading, streaming and OTA
INFOGRAPHIC: How to Stop Overages on Your Data Plan
One of the most misunderstood concepts among consumers is that of the gigabyte (GB). This infographic from Xigo explains what a GB is and...
How to Nurture a Data Scientist
To nurture data scientists, companies need to focus more on culture and organizational structure. Data scientist Ben Lorica provides his...
How to Use Twitter to Land a Tech Job
If there's anything you need to prove to land a tech job, it's the ability to stay ahead of the curve. Using social media is one way to...
How to Browse the Web Anonymously
Whether you want to stream a video or leave an anonymous comment, it's nice to be able to browse the Web without allowing the sites you...
Windows Server 2008: How to Reduce Disk Space
Windows 2008 may be the most space-hogging server to date, but this can be mitigated with careful planning
