Fished In
If you don’t read any of my other posts, make sure you read this one. Are you familiar with the term “Catfishing”? If not, you should be. Catfishing is one… Read more »
If you don’t read any of my other posts, make sure you read this one. Are you familiar with the term “Catfishing”? If not, you should be. Catfishing is one… Read more »
Windows gets a bad rap for a lot of things. Some of these charges are justified, as there have been seemingly unfinished parts of major operating system releases since the… Read more »
When you hear the words “task manager”, do they automatically make you think of your spouse? While that may be the pet name you have for your significant other, in… Read more »
If you’ve been around the Finish Line Blog for awhile, you’ve heard me continuously preach about the need for a reliable backup system to safeguard your files in case the… Read more »
I’m an I.T. technician by trade, but it’s hard to say whether I spend more time working on these often misunderstood devices or shopping for them. Clients turn to me… Read more »
Friday was a big day around these parts. It was my mother’s birthday (I won’t say how many she’s celebrated). After having a child of my own, it’s really helped… Read more »
Well, I can’t say I ever expected to work a Cyndi Lauper reference into the Finish Line Blog, but, it happened. Mark July 23, 2018 on the calendar. At least… Read more »
Today’s Blog post seems like an obvious, common sense idea. I mean, everybody knows how to uninstall programs that they no longer need on their computer, right? Well, believe it… Read more »
These days, we’re all expected to multitask. Businesses the world over are looking to make their employees more productive to maximize work output in the least amount of time. Since… Read more »
Way back in March of 2016, I wrote a post entitled, “Google Apps for Work”. In that post, I introduced the idea of using Google’s powerful apps that so many… Read more »