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The advent of the Bring your own PC (BYOPC) era This has got to be the most popular phrase in IT blogs in the past year, but yeah, we noticed – 2020 wasn’t a normal year, especially for the workplace. As we all know, we moved the workplace home and sta… Continue reading Protecting BYOPC corporate access using conditional access
Before the pandemic, the trend of remote work had been slowly increasing. Most companies assumed employees would be working from the office most of the time. Similarly, some companies allowed employees limited remote access to the corporate systems fro… Continue reading How to Spin Up a Robust BYOD Security Strategy for your Growing Remote Workforce
Intel’s latest generation of NUC mini-PCs and kits represent a major step up from the NUC I reviewed two years ago.
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My Raspberry Pi 3 kit arrived over the weekend as promised, so I began the process of turning it into a tiny Amiga computer.
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For my next BYOPC (Build Your Own PC) project, I will be making a Raspberry Pi 3-based Amiga.
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Here’s a quick follow-up to my previous “Woku” articles. At this point, I can make two generalizations: While workable, the PC is still uneasy in the living room. And this didn’t qualify as a BYOPC project.
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A few days ago, I wrote about building a Windows 10-based Roku-type device that one could use to inexpensively and elegantly access Windows 10-based media apps and services in the living room. But you may not need to buy anything: You could of course simply use a very low-end Windows 10 PC instead.
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I’m tired of waiting for Microsoft to make what I think of as a “Woku,” a Windows-based Roku-type device that I can use inexpensively and elegantly access my Windows 10-based media apps and services. So let’s build one for ourselves.
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A little over a week ago, I wrote about the components I had ordered for my son’s gaming PC. Since then, the parts have all arrived, and my son and I successfully built the PC last week.
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Earlier this year, I wrote about my plans to build a few PCs this year, including a gaming PC for my son. Well, the time has come, and I’ve ordered the parts for what I think will be a decent gaming PC.
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