Well, let’s just say I was a genius. I “knew” that buying a home would be cheaper than rent, even though the payment was just a tad higher. I did know, though, that we’d be making an investment. I found out that there was a _lot_ that I didn't know.
Equifax - what now?
Surely by now you already know about the worst data breach ever. Let’s walk through the steps you can take to protect you and your family.
Pi-hole in the cloud
Time to move on
The Great Escape (from Yahoo!)
8 months at OpenDNS
Life changes
Kiosk Mode for Windows + SSO for RDP (part 2)
Last time we looked at Kiosk Mode for WES 7. This can also be used for Windows 7 Professional installs, and I plan to test with XP in the future. That could help provide low-cost kiosks for almost any scenario (libraries, church public use PCs, etc). Today, however, I wanted to go through my struggles with SSO with RDS.
Kiosk Mode for Windows + SSO for RDP (part 1)
The Importance of [good] Project Management and Communication
A discussion on desktop security
A New Beginning
After a lapse in my attempts at writing/blogging on all things technical, and some opportunities to share my knowledge and experience with others, I felt it was time to write about things that not only are IT-related but that are helpful to nonprofit organizations who struggle with a lack of IT leadership. Traditionally the nonprofit sector is lacking in leadership in technology, and it ultimately hurts the organization with increased costs or less-than-spectacular results. I plan to share not only high level items, but also some tips for use in day-to-day IT infrastructure.
Not all of my posts will be nonprofit-specific, but I hope that those in the NFP sector can benefit from my experiences and challenges in a nonprofit world.