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Monthly Archives: November 2011
FMCN Workshop Series for Business Owners
Several of our long time customers have recently been asking about workshops that we put on a few years ago to help our clients with upcoming technology issues that would apply to the business world. After some discussion we have … Continue reading
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UBB – Usage Based Bull**** – Be aware of it!
How much internet do you use and really…do you care? Last week, the CRTC passed a ruling that many Canadians barely paid any attention to. It was a ruling that was both good for us as consumers, but also won’t … Continue reading
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My Computer is Toast!
Have you ever gone to Futureshop to buy a toaster? How about a microwave from The Brick? A refrigerator from Best Buy? I’m sure many of you have taken advantage of the weekly promotions from these big retailers to purchase … Continue reading
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Please HP just give up!
Five hours. That is how long a very new HP computer took to restore to factory default, using 4 supplied DVD’s on a brand new warranty shipped hard drive. Five hours! That time doesn’t include Windows updates, install of antivirus … Continue reading
How secure is the online buying experience?
IF you have ever purchased something online, you will undoubtably have seen the Captcha authorization panel. So Standford has come up with a bot to crack those codes to see how secure they really are. Read the article below for … Continue reading
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When not to post Flowchart!
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Top 10 scariest things about technology that businesses should know!
I thought in honour of Halloween weekend, I would review some of the things that scare business owners when it comes to technology. 1) Meltdowns – Whether it begins with a PC shutting down due to overheating or dust so … Continue reading
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