We made the jump to BitWarden from LastPass shortly after they were bought by LogMeIn and LogMeIn started ruining the product. LogMeIn tripled the LastPass price and then they began only allowing the free version on 1 device (making it unpractical to use). After a bunch of research and testing,…
1. Login as admin & go to “Outlook” 2. Click settings gear 3 & 4. select mail bottom right, then Mail > Accounts > Block or allow on left 5. Enter your whitelist emails, domains or IP’s
2023 NOTE: We used to recommend LastPass to everyone. Since being bought by LogMeIn, their price has tripled and they now only allow the free version on 1 device. I currently recommend the open source alternative BitWarden. In many ways it is superior to LastPass: Open Source software, you can…
There’s yet another google venture https://www.google.com/business/how-it-works/ Then there’s Google Local, Google Places, Google Maps… After they kill G+, apparently G+ for business is going to be a thing. Google I’m starting to hate you just a bit and I’ve been a enthusiastic user since before most knew who you were….
In the wake of the controversy around Apple slowing down older iphones, a friend recently asked if I thought Apple was sleazy Apple makes great, solid & beautiful hardware. They push technology forward and they can be great innovators. I love this about them. What I don’t like about Apple…
The recently completed www.armodias.com for technology company Armodais, LLC has been launched. It features stylish layout and some interesting navigation on desktop and mobile which focuses on fitting the brief copy into full-page browser windows.
We’ve recently launched 3 new mobile-friendly, bootstrap powered websites for the Signature Group
Following in the footsteps of the fine answer at StackOverflow for “How to extract class from body element using jQuery?” using regular expressions, if you are adding your navbar as an include (following DRY principles), here is a nice clean way to not only automatically enable the active item in…
Who do you blame? I can never really decide where the bulk of the blame lands when it comes to malware and viruses on the windows platform. Of course, the authors of the viruses and malware suck, but after that how much blame lands on MS? Personally, I’ve had little…
It’s interesting to realize just how long ago this technique began to be used, and in terms of web technology, the fact that it still sees widespread usage is pretty telling how groundbreaking this was back then. Now, with more and more browsers supporting CSS3 transitions, it’s now possible to…