Sing it to me, baby! Name this tune: “…Cos I know where you been Cos I saw you walk in, your door. …If I were you, Id realize that I Love you more than any other guy…” I guess if you don’t know the song, you don’t know the melody, so you can’t sing or hum it. But… Read More »
How a Bloody Railroad Strike Paved the Way for Labor Day (from Time.com ) A group of men stand on abandoned railway cars during the Pullman strike in Chicago, July 1984. First Monday of September, 1894: Labor Day is first observed as a national holiday It’s little more than a day off for shopping now, but when Labor… Read More »
Who is the Worst: The Malware Miscreants or the Companies Who Make False Promises? It’s a shame that we all have to be so careful when we download or even just browse the Web these days. The more mature the Internet gets the more sophisticated the tricks become. And it’s bad enough when criminals and miscreants posing as… Read More »
Correction to InfoAve Premium Issue #620 September 5, 2015 Dear friends, We’re sending this newsletter because there was a mistake with a link in our newsletter yesterday (InfoAve Premium – Issue #620 – September 4, 2015). In that newsletter, the link to our Get Ready for Windows 10 Service was incorrect, the correct link is http://thundercloud.net/direct/10/ . OFFER… Read More »
If you’re upgrading to Windows 10 and you use Emsisoft, heads up! Most of you know, by now, the Web is abuzz (is that a word, EB?) with misinformation. If you’re planning on upgrading to Windows 10, there’s a good chance you’ve read, in a computer newsletter, a Windows forum, or in a computer magazine, that in order… Read More »
Do ad blockers really help keep you safer? Our friends at Emsisoft wrote a blog about how ad blockers keep you safer (which you can read here). Most always we agree with Emsisoft’s blogs, but his time we think they got it wrong. The most common problems most people have with their computers are PUPs and Malware. Most PUPs and… Read More »