Over the past week, I’ve encountered a troubling wave of phishing emails sent to my official .hr address—the same one I use for my website —and each message claimed to originate from a reputable Croatian national service using Microsoft Outlook. In three separate instances, I […]
Read more > Inside Croatia’s Latest .hr Phishing Wave: What I Learned from My Own InboxThis is not for the faint of heart—bleeding-edge or rolling-release software can make you wake up one day saying “everything worked fine yesterday,” then curse the heavens the next morning when you ask yourself what on earth that update changed to ruin your day. If […]
Read more > Bleeding-Edge Software: Beta Testing and Personal InsightsSoftware updates and upgrades are a reality for anyone working with technology today. We all depend on a variety of applications to get our jobs done, and keeping them up to date is essential—not just for security, but also for performance and access to the […]
Read more > Surviving Software Updates and Upgrades: Lessons from the TrenchesIn an era where digital data is increasingly integral to our personal and professional lives, ensuring its longevity is more crucial than ever. Recently, I experienced firsthand the impact of data rot on optical media, a stark reminder of the fragility of digital storage. This […]
Read more > The 3-2-1 Backup Strategy: A Lifeline Against Data Rot and DisasterYou have old computer in home, want to sell it but it is not something that you want to sell as it might have some sentimental value. Or you really don't know for how much to sell PC, as current market is still nuts and […]
Read more > Repurposing old Computer as Home-Lab ServerWell, this might seem to be weird, but, yes, I'm that guy which will test software even of hardware isn't officially supported on latest revision. Let me explain situation: I'm currently running Windows 11 Pro on my recent (somewhat recent) purchase of HP Z240 Tower […]
Read more > Upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11 on unsupported hardwareAccessibility
