During the live recording of TLDR, a viewer asked if I thought printers would die out in five to 10 years as a result of everything going paperless and digital. Here’s what I had to say about it.
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There are many things that your computer depends on to function normally…
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The 10 most popular questions for 2011 as measured by visits to Ask Leo! This year’s top issue? Email account theft.
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Wax seals and goose quills were all the rage. They were soon replaced by fountain pens and ballpoints. Then we had mice and keyboards. Now it’s touch, voice, and even gestures.
Are you ready to see a penny at 100 yards, hear a whisper at 50 yards and have all the information on the internet available without any external devices? Well, if not, then get ready because it’s on its way.
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“Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)” in the enterprise is sweeping the nation.
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Finally, finally, I upgraded from Windows XP to Windows 7 and it’s pretty, but the interface is a lot slower. Is there some way to turn off some of the fancy zoom, shadow and transparency effects so Win7 speeds up?
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Now that we are back in the United States, my wife has become the #1 user of our 2008 Nissan Murano. I am really happy for her, but quite often, I want to run a little errand and I have no car. So I decided to buy a small affordable car as a second car here in Myrtle Beach.
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Everything you’ve ever learned about creating a secure password is wrong! There’s a new outlook on passwords and here it is.
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“A friend of mine lost thousands of dollars because of an identity theft scammer. That person was arrested, but undoing the damage has been difficult, time-consuming and expensive. Can you give me some practical tips to help defend against identity theft?”
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Although there is no assigned hot key to invoke the Snipping Tool by default there is a way to create a shortcut key which uses one of the features of the Windows 7 Taskbar.
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