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A client came to us with a dead thumb drive that had a whole semester’s worth of notes and school work on it. Windows gave the old “you need to format this disk” message when […]

We recently had a computer come into the shop with what appeared to be some pesky malware.  It wouldn’t let you drag icons, the taskbar was minimized and unresponsive, and it kept auto-initiating shutdowns due […]

We recently transitioned to a full VoIP phone system, meaning there are no longer any dedicated phone lines running around our office.  All voice traffic is sent via the network, both internally and externally.  While […]

Naturally, I have a computer in just about every room of the house.  The one in my kitchen has created quite an eyesore with speaker wires, network cables, wires keyboard and mouse, wired webcam, and […]

A computer virus is no excuse for missed emails, at least in Federal Court. A federal appeals court has upheld dismissal of a wrongful termination case granted after the plaintiff’s lawyer experienced computer problems and […]

In today’s world of 500GB drives for under $100, most of us don’t need to worry about maxing out the hard drives on our personal laptops unless we have tens of thousands of mp3s and […]

Why A good hot air solder rework station costs well upwards of $100. If you have just a few parts you need to reflow, you can use a common heat gun available at most hardware […]

About this Post We recently found ourselves in a fight with SURBL.org to get a client’s domain off of one of their blacklists. This is a little bit of information about SURBLs and some resources […]

ABOUT: This is a circuit I designed to generate a PWM signal for an RC servo given an analog voltage or high frequency PWM.  It has no microcontroller and can be built with one quad […]