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SETI@home Sunsets – Folding@home Begins Mapping Coronavirus

By jamewebadmin

The benefits of sharing your left over computer power this way is straightforward. With very little technical knowledge you can set up your computer to help find cures for COVID-19.

In Remembrance of Stephen Hawking

By jamewebadmin

Today we mark the passing of one of the greatest minds of our time. Stephen Hawking has died at the age of 76.  His book A Brief History of Time helped millions of people grasp the origins of the universe. I read it for the first time when I was 15 years old. A friend had gifted it to me before i had ever really knew and it was then I began to realize the limitations posed by the body we are tasked to explore the cosmos with is no match for the three pound suspended inside of our skulls.

Need Help? Check out the Help Menu!

By jamewebadmin

All Macs and Windows programs come with a little forgotten menu that offers some of the best answers for a plethora of how-to questions, technical quirks, and helpful guides.

The Invisible Dangers of Your Desk Job (and Netflix Binge Weekends)

By jamewebadmin

A great rule of thumb is to aim to stand, walk, or stretch between 1 to 5 minutes every 15-30 minutes every hour.  I’ve taken the liberty to list the suggestions from the video here.  If you’re looking for some visual cues on how to sit and set up your desk, check out the video.

Adware – The Pop up Problem

By jamewebadmin

Cyber criminals develop new ways to trick people into downloading their software.  Methods of attack are always changing, and as always in these cases it is a cat and mouse cycle. However, taking precautions can keep computers free from infections.