I almost fell for it…

June 21, 2007

It’s scary how easy is to be snared in an email “phishing” attempt. I have told you how to avoid phishing attempts several times in the past. Now get this – I almost fell for one of these scams just last week.

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Gee, I wish I had thought of that.

June 5, 2007

For most of us, electronics are like the weather: we complain a
lot but don’t do anything about it. So periodically you come
across products that solve those complaints and make you wish
you had done more than just gripe. This is the first in an
occasional series of items I have found that intrigue me in that
way.
Top of [...]

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3 Tips to Streamline Your Voicemail

June 4, 2007

TNPC Newsletter
by Dan Butler
04 June, 2007
Thank you for reading TNPC – I really appreciate it. This week
three easy tips to streamline your voicemail.
You can read this issue and previous issues at the blog:
http://www.tnpcnewsletter.com/blog/category/newsletters/tnpc/
If you have a comment on this article please leave it at the blog.
~ Dan
3 Tips to Streamline Your Voicemail

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Laptops Causing Health Problems

May 30, 2007

Many uses of computers can cause problems. I recall using a bad chair while writing a book. I could barely move during that time. Now I use a nice expensive chair and it makes a lot of difference.
Had the same experience with a computer mouse years ago. Started noticing changes in my hand so I [...]

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Pegasus Email Client Being Flagged as a Trojan…

May 18, 2007

Over the years I have highly recommended the Pegasus email client. I still do if you are an advanced user.
David Harris the creator of Pegasus sent this email that talks about Norton Antivirus flagging Pegasus as a Trojan. It is not. If you use Pegasus and Norton read this note carefully and protect yourself.
The Pegasus [...]

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TNPC More on Security…

May 18, 2007

TNPC Newsletter
by Dan Butler
17 May 2007
Last issue we talked about routers in general and default
passwords in particular. The advice to change your default
password carries over to everything you do. Bank accounts,
online accounts, email accounts, your ISP account and many more.
Always change the default password in any account. You should
also consider your PIN numbers as passwords [...]

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