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My Note-Taking App Odyssey: From Evernote to Obsidian

So, I have tried many different note-taking apps. Some worked great, and others needed improvements. Over the years, I have narrowed the criteria to being able to use it on multiple devices (phone, laptop, desktop), being able to use it offline, having privacy, and having many features. At first, I liked every note, but then I changed it

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Embracing Cybersecurity: The Power of ‘Least Privilege’ in Employee Training

I would consider using the principle of least privilege as one of the most important steps admins can take to protect their networks. My team and I consider the networks we work on as ‘our network.’ We put hard work into keeping the systems running and secure, but an often overlooked area is controlling system

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The Art of Disconnecting: Why MSP Techs Should Leave Work at Work

In today’s MSP’S (Managed Service Provider) , every single day is a maze filled with new challenges, intricate problems, and unpredictable customer interactions. The dedication and tenacity of MSP techs are unparalleled, often driving them to think, innovate, and solve beyond when they are at their office. However, a line must separate work from personal

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Investing in Technology: The Cornerstone of a Modern Business

In today’s world, technology plays an indispensable role in ensuring efficiency, growth, and sustainability. It’s silly to see how many small businesses opt for the least expensive tech options, thinking they’re saving money. However, the initial savings often come with long-term costs that can be devastating for business. With just a little foresight many small

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Why Every Technician Should Read The Phoenix Project

If you are in the trenches of IT, as in information technology, you owe it to yourself to read the book called The Phoenix Project. There is a lot you can learn from this book about achieving success with your information technology projects. This book can add value to all sorts of IT companies form Software Development to MSP’s.

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What I Wish Everyone Knew About Office 365!

Microsofts Office 365 already has millions of users, and thousands of people are investing in the (relatively) new Office software every month. Office 365 varies widely from previous versions, and there are many new features and applications users can access. Most see these changes as positive and therefore decide to invest a little extra money

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