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Construction continues apace here in my office. The contractors tell me two more weeks. So, webinars look like they will restart in February. Sorry for the delay.
My five-year-old Synology server died just before Christmas. First, I had to figure out what, exactly, died. Then, when I learned it was the server, I needed to replace it. Naturally, there were some stress-filled bumps in the road. Here's what I learned.
Link: Lessons Learned Migrating to a New Synology Server
All of us are looking for ways to keep our computers running reliably at maximum speed. In this guest post, May Redcliff provides several tips you can use to keep your system running well.
Link: Key Tips to Optimize Your Mac's Performance
In our new world of influencers and social media, it seem everyone is an expert. What you may not know, though, is that many of those experts are paid to express an opinion. When it comes to product reviews you need to know whether the review you are reading is informed... or bought.
Link: Paid Reviews: Pervasive, Pernicious, and Profitable
What I like about the start of a new year is its sense of unlimited possibility. I have a number of new projects bubbling under the surface. No contracts signed, yet, but they hold the promise of working with new gear, people and projects; and that is exciting to me. I find learning new skills intimidating, yet fun. Intimidating until I figure it out, then fun to use. Now, I just need to close the deals.
I hope you have the potential for new projects to brighten your year. Until next Monday, stay healthy, stay hopeful and edit well.
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