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When Microsoft released the Windows Vista operating system to retail
customers in January 2007, it was met by a wave of ambivalence and doubt.
Vista's fortunes have been crushed by a tsunami of disdain that first
started online and continues throughout society today. Hardware
compatibility problems, user education, and a poor user interface on the new
UAC led to much gnashing of teeth in the blogosphere and user forums and
even on personal websites.
But what if you actually liked Vista and didn't know it?
Continue Reading: Microsoft's Windows Vista Mojave Experiment's Real Result |
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Sick of Windows? Can’t afford a Mac?
Some of you may have some old computers lying around that just can't run
Vista or XP anymore. Or maybe you’re just like me and want to spice things
up with a kinky new operating system. Why not try Linux?
Don't get me wrong. There are reasons to stick with Windows or Macs.
Especially if there is a certain program you just can't live without or if
you're living through your World of Warcraft account (you gamers know what
I'm talking about!).
But if you want an operating system that is reliable, efficient, and virus free
-- then continue reading my friend.
Continue Reading: Out With The Slow, In With The Linux |
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A network nightmare can happen to anyone at any time, but there are ways to
minimize the impact or avoid the nightmare all together.
The best way to avoid such catastrophes is to be as proactive as possible
when designing and maintaining your network. Being prepared for the worst
can save you when the worst does eventually happen.
So what are some of the ways to avoid network nightmares? Let's explore.
Continue reading: 5 No-Brainer Tricks To Avoid Network Nightmares |
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