Windows 11’s New “Point-in-Time Restore”: Is It Better Than System Restore? Recovery features are like insurance for your PC — you don’t think about them until you need them. For over two decades, System Restore has been a somewhat trusty “undo button” that rolls back Windows without touching any personal files. Windows 11 recently introduced a new feature… Read More »
Dear Friends, First, thank you all so much for all the prayers and good wishes you sent me during my illness and extended recovery and rehab. In my next essay (coming soon), I’ll give you more details and keep you all updated on my progress. I would also like to thank Darcy for the incredible job she did… Read More »
Dear Cloudeight Friends and Members, I am happy to share that TC is coming along much better and has now been transferred from the hospital to rehab. They are anticipating about a two-week stay, but TC is already rearing to go and says he plans to work hard and do everything he can to get home much sooner!… Read More »
Thank you so much to everyone who has reached out with concern, prayers, and kind words for TC. It truly means so much to know how many people are thinking of him. I’m happy to share that he is doing better this morning. We expect that he’ll be discharged to rehab within the next few days, where he’ll… Read More »
An Update on TC As many of you know, TC (Thundercloud) was hospitalized in August and spent three weeks in the hospital following surgery. He was able to return home, but unfortunately, he has since been readmitted to the hospital. I know how many of you look forward to hearing from TC each day through our Daily News,… Read More »
Easy and”Refreshing!” To understand why refreshing a webpage ensures you’re seeing the current version, you first need to understand the concept of “caching.” Caching speeds things up, but it can also cause problems. When you visit a website, your browser saves copies of certain elements (like images, style sheets, and other files) on your device (cache). This… Read More »