Today a law firm client called and mentioned they could no longer access Word Document, PDF Files and other network data. After chatting a bit they mentioned that a user saw a window called Crypto Locker which asked for money to restore access on the files.
A title company in Nebraska has agreed to pay $92,782 to 24 workers in back pay after the U.S. Department of Labor checked them out. The Labor folks found violations for overtime and record-keeping. They concluded that a closer is not an exempt employee.
Outlook 2010 took the old *.nk2 files and stuffed them into a cache which is a hidden mailbox message. That all sounded good to me, the nk2 files were a pain, I looked forward to a slick management interface in EMC or at least the EMS. None was to be found, but there is a way, albeit slow processing the whole process takes a few minutes on a slow computer.
The Web is an interesting place, when we start distributing systems over diverse physical locations fun things can happen. One person can have access to a resource, while another one is denied. Chicago says but it works for me while Columbus says, it’s down for us. Today after a 4 or so hour outage of FedEx Web Services that’s precisely what happened as the systems were coming on line.
I built this cradle for our first born, it was taken from plans I found on the internet which was for a smaller almost doll sized cradle. I wanted one my daughter could keep for a while, this one has a standard 18 x 36″ bed.
Today I was installing some new Insteon devices to control lights other stuff. I needed to determine if the circuit was energized. I have a large variety of test equipment…
Have you ever wondered about how Google index pages. They don”t use <META> tags as much as they used to.
<meta name=”robots” content=”index, follow” <-Default behaviour->
Google understands the following values (when specifying multiple values, separate them with a comma): Use name=”googlebot” to only effect Google and not other search engines.