PC Pitstop Newsletter – May 2011 #2
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May 2011
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Steve Bass’s Time Wasters – Cobra Pits, Baby Penguins & Snow Rollers
More of Steve’s favorite wastes of time.
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Bits from Bill Pytlovany: Facebook Wants Your Pre-Teen
By Bill Pytlovany
If you look at the terms of service for many websites you’ll find they claim users under 13 are not allowed.
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TechBite: Gas Saving Tips (‘Cause the Prices are Killing Us)
By Steve Bass
Internet resources
to help me (and maybe you) get the best deal on gasoline
— and better mileage.
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Windows Secrets Newsletter: Build a complete Win 7 safety net
Win 7 includes everything you need to back up (and restore) your system.
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Dodge Retort: Every 10 tablets sold zap 5 net/notebook sales
A CIO friend told me yesterday that his company is considering ditching notebooks and equipping its sales force with iPads. And I have yet to hear from a CIO or IT exec who thinks tablets don’t have a key role to play in the corporate America (my day job is community manager at IDG’sEnterprise CIO Forum).
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I Can See You In Your Home
Hope you don’t owe any money on that Jacuzzi or the refrigerator in your kitchen. The store that sold it to you might have a camera in it and be watching your every move. Think I’m kidding? Think again. How many computers can 1,500 stores rent? It is a question that needs your consideration.
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Bob Rankin: Free Windows Troubleshooting Tools
By Bob Rankin
The Microsoft Windows operating system is an incredibly complex beast. Inevitably, things go wrong and it can be difficult to track down the source of the glitch. But you can put away the sledgehammer, because there are plenty of free troubleshooters you can use to fix most problems. Here’s my recommended list of free Windows problem solvers…
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Ask Leo: How do I get rid of the accounts created by the store from which I purchased my new machine?
By Leo Notenboom
When purchasing a new machine, not only are you entitled to a clean software install, but it’s critical for your security.