ZIP Files in a Flash
Do you know “zip” about compressed folders? If you do, don’t feel too badly because you’re not alone. We’re all familiar with folders on our computer. From the large folders… Read more »
Author Archives: justin
It’s Crucial to Have Enough Memory
For computers and people alike, it’s practically impossible to have too much memory. I know that as I grow older myself, I often wish that I could add more to… Read more »
HP What’s Your Location?
Lately, there’s been a lot of doom and gloom surrounding the Finish Line Blog. We’ve been talking about serious security implications for computers and routers, and damaging storms and their… Read more »
Powering Through a Storm
If you’ve been following our Blog recently, you know that our town suffered through a catastrophic storm three weeks ago. Brookfield. Connecticut was changed forever on May 15th around 5:00… Read more »
The Ugly Truth About VPNFilter
As most of you know, Finish Line’s “World Headquarters” is my house in Brookfield, Connecticut. On May 15th, Mother Nature unleashed her fury on our town with a tornado or… Read more »
Know Your E-Mail
I’m sure you’re sick of hearing me talk about e-mail, and specifically, e-mail security, but get ready because here comes another Blog post dedicated to it. As scams become more… Read more »
How to Be a User (In 2018)
Computers are a microcosm of daily life. Is this the lack of sleep talking again, Justin? Well, maybe. In this case though, I think it’s legit. In life, you never… Read more »
How to Be a User (The Old Fashioned Way)
If you’re a Windows user, there’s no doubt you’re familiar with user accounts. Heck, the idea of multiple accounts on one computer was introduced twenty five years ago with Windows… Read more »
Don’t Let the ‘G’ Stand for ‘Gullible’
I’ve written regularly about the virtues of Gmail. While I don’t necessarily agree with all of Google’s business practices, and their acknowledged practice of suppressing certain results in their search… Read more »
Scan and Send
The concept of scanning is a difficult one for some to grasp. I’m really not sure why that is, because it’s actually quite simple. To scan is to take a… Read more »