Traditional stockpiling I hate running out of paper towels. And coffee. Toilet paper? Don’t even get me started. Fortunately, my fiancé is vigilant about making sure we have enough stockpiles of the essentials. In fact, I think we could wake up to coffee for the next 3 years without much trouble. And as far Continue Reading
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Artificial Intelligence Already Commonplace
Sci-Fi Becomes Reality From the dawn of computing, programmers have been trying to make computers smarter than us. Traditionally, this was done by programming an application to mimic human thought. Over time, this programming evolved into artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence (AI for short) is simply the development of computer systems capable of human-like thought, reasoning, Continue Reading
Burgess Computer to become Burgess Technology Services
In 1985, Ronald Reagan was president, Huey Lewis & the News were chart-toppers, and Cheers was one of the top-rated shows on television. Rubik’s Cube was the game of the moment, and people of all ages bobbed their heads as they listened to their Walkman. Stirrup pants and shoulder pads were trés chic, and the Continue Reading
Top 8 Reasons For Your Slow Computer
I recently worked on an extremely slow computer. Starting it up took forever, and once I logged in I had to wait several minutes before any programs would open. Even after the program was open, maneuvering around was dreadful. When I mentioned the them how frustrating it must be working on the computer, they explained Continue Reading
Email “Invoice Copy” or “FW: Invoice Copy” contains malicious virus
There is a malicious virus circulating again through email. This email has a terrible virus attached – please never open unsolicited emails and NEVER open attachments you are not expecting (even from someone you know). The email contains a .ZIP file attachment and should be deleted immediately. Opening the email attachment will lock and encrypt Continue Reading
Lithium ion batteries: Why hoverboards catch on fire
Fun vs. Safety There’s nothing quite like riding a hoverboard. The wind in your hair. The thrill of swerving down the sidewalk. The warmth of your feet as the battery catches fire and explodes. Hoverboards were all the rage this past holiday season, but immediately cast under questionable light when reports of flaming boards came Continue Reading
Tips for Upgrading to Windows 10 ™
Taking the Leap Maybe you’ve already made the jump to Windows 10, or perhaps you haven’t dared to click the “upgrade now” button. If you fall into the latter category, and are leery of upgrading to Windows 10, perhaps you should consider that Microsoft’s latest operating system has already proven to be a worthy replacement Continue Reading
Website Hacking: Make it Harder for the Hackers
Website Hacking and Your Business In business, a website is one of the most important tools for commerce. Websites represent the company, and are an important part of marketing. Websites allow visitors to see valuable details such as business hours, contact information and even purchase products or services. Unfortunately, like street signs or billboard advertising, Continue Reading
Cloud Migration Checklist for Business
Any business that uses technology has heard of the cloud, and about the advantages of cloud computing. Reliability, performance, and anywhere access to information are some of the many benefits the cloud has to offer. However, getting “on” the cloud is no small feat, and needs a carefully designed and well thought out plan to Continue Reading