As part of a setup for a client, I used a controlled Start Screen through Group Policy for their computers. Not only did this prevent end users from modifying the Start Screen but it also allowed all of the commonly used apps to be pinned and organized consistently across the organization. I was a little disappointed to find out that the Start Screen functionality stopped … [Read more...]
Archives for June 2015
Malwarebytes implements amnesty program to upgrade pirates
Malwarebytes recently released a new version of its software, Malwarebytes Anti-Malware version 2.1.8.1057. One of the updates mentioned in the changelog is showing your license key in the 'My Accounts' page. This change goes hand-in-hand with Malwarebytes' amnesty program to upgrade their licensing system to make it stronger against piracy. What is the Malwarebytes Amnesty … [Read more...]
Presentations from Red Hat Summit 2015
Red Hat Summit is meant for anyone looking to exponentially increase their understanding of the leading open source solutions that power 90% of Fortune 500 companies. From business and technical sessions to hands-on labs to 1:1 conversations, there's something for each level of interest and need. Red Hat Summit 2015 took place in Boston last week. If you weren't able to make … [Read more...]
Technology evolves in the classroom
Technology has changed quickly since I've graduated from school. This infographic shows some of the ways the classroom has changed from the early 2000s to 2015 and into the future with the year 2025. (Credit: Sungard) … [Read more...]
Microsoft reveals the Windows 10 default wallpaper
Microsoft has shown off the new default Windows 10 wallpaper. Despite looking computer generated, the image is actually a photo, similar to Windows XP's iconic Bliss wallpaper. Microsoft sought out artist Bradley G. Munkowitz, also known for working on Tron: Legacy, to create the Windows 10 background. Using glass, lasers, smoke machines, colored filters, and crystal dust, … [Read more...]