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Hello, Today I'm going to teach you how to make a useful password. A password should be seen less like a word and more like a puzzle. Why? Because only you should be able to solve the puzzle that unlocks some of your most private information (ie Facebook, Email, Bank Accounts). It is in your best interest to have a secure, yet effective, password. How to make a secure password There are a few basic rules on how to secure your online information when using passwords. We cover the rest of this on our blog. Click here to see the rest of the article: http://blog.servicebyte.com/2011/02/22/what-is-a-good-password/
Your Backup Sucks!
Living in uncertainty The computer world is full of uncertainty. Especially when it comes to the stability and security of your data. Data is usually stored on a hard drive. Mosthard driveswill fail at some point – so it's not a question of if, but when. This is one of the biggest reasons to backup your data. If that doesn't convince you, then the next common problems will: Viruses/Spyware attacks Lost or stolen computer Droppeed computer Electrical damage Database corruption Your backup method sucksNow that you know you should backup, it's important to address that your existing backup may actually be ineffective. We have talked to a lot of customers that assume they have a viable backup. They are wrong. Flash drives and CD backups are not good choices!A good backup plan accounts for ample storage, automation, and an occasional confirmation from you. Click here to read the rest of this article on our Blog.>>>>
Which computer should I get ?
We created a new category in our blog calledguides. These guides are a series of articles to help you make the right decision about a computer product or service. These guides will be frequently edited to keep you informed about the latest suggestions. SpecificationsThe first thing, which is also the most important are specifications. We suggest any Intel i3, i5, or i7 processor computer. Choose the i3 if you're on a budget, i5 or i7 if your willing to spend a little more to enjoy a good and speedy experience along with a longer usable lifespan of your computer. Stay away from Intel's Celeron processor unless you're interested in torturing yourself. If you're on a major budget crunch, AMDs Athlon II is a great processor system. For performance on a budget, you can consider an AMD Phenom based processor. Get a system with 4GB or more of memory. Nothing less would be suggested for a new computer today. Windows 7 is the only operating system we recommend, and is typically found on all new computers. Brands There is almost no difference in usable life span, quality, or speed between computers. With desktops, there is virtually no difference outside of looks.With laptops, you want to see, feel, and use your computer to get a good understanding of what you feel comfortable with. Look for comfortable viewing when is comes to the screen, and easy typing when using the keyboard. You also want a smooth experience with the trackpad. I've noticed a major adjustment to some HP trackpads because they are so different. Many other vendors are also changing their trackpads so be sure to try them out. One vendor we're not big fans of is Sony. Great for TVs but not computers. This is across the board on computers in desktops and laptops. We found the following reasons not to fall in love with them: -mostbloatware(unnecessary programs pre-installed out of the box) |video comparison-thermal issues (overheating issues with laptops)-poor design (laptops)-high price versus quality Which user type are you?Personal suggestions: Average user (most of us belong here)Use the criteria above Recommendation:Check out Intel's i3, i5, or i7 online store. Business userLenovo T or X series. Lenovo is at the top of their game when it comes to catering to business users. You get a powerful, business oriented system with IBM's historic reliability (Lenovo now runs former IBM's computer division). Recommendation:Thinkpad T410 i5 Gamer/Performance userStop wasting your time and money on laptops for gaming use. Desktops are the only real way to go for the gamers and performance enthusiasts. We have found the following Gateway to be just plain amazing when it comes to this purpose: Gatway FX6831