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-Jerry & Sam speak with a guest who may be in witness protection
-Jerry continues to be frustrated with remote sessions.
-Sam is wowed by the ability to VNC directly into the touch screen of Toshiba multifunction printers.
-Swiping up on the address bar of Safari for iOS minimizes it for more website real estate. A nice find by Joe.
-Customers will sometimes drop computers off and do just a little too much to “swaddle” and protect it.
-Joe has some theories of Captcha images.
-We dedicate some time to discuss Sam’s backyard/Zoom background.
-Sam has one heck of a time getting back into his Amazon account after being locked out due to what they detected as fraudulent activity.
-One of Joe’s clients has multiple infections of malware on an aging Mac mini. Upon some digging, he finds some crafty malware that burrows itself in a Bookmark folder called “New Page”.
-Upgrading old networks sometimes is met with underwhelming responses.
-Jerry has to lay down the law with a client that has legacy email accounts and years of data and sync issues.
-A previous consultant wanted to bill Joe’s new client for password gathering.
-Host Gator is a challenge to deal with as Joe unfortunately finds out.
-The email venting continues…
-A client that Sam has known for many years asks him if he needs to escalate to his tech.
By Jerry Zigmont, Joe Saponare, Sam Valencia4.7
5959 ratings
-Jerry & Sam speak with a guest who may be in witness protection
-Jerry continues to be frustrated with remote sessions.
-Sam is wowed by the ability to VNC directly into the touch screen of Toshiba multifunction printers.
-Swiping up on the address bar of Safari for iOS minimizes it for more website real estate. A nice find by Joe.
-Customers will sometimes drop computers off and do just a little too much to “swaddle” and protect it.
-Joe has some theories of Captcha images.
-We dedicate some time to discuss Sam’s backyard/Zoom background.
-Sam has one heck of a time getting back into his Amazon account after being locked out due to what they detected as fraudulent activity.
-One of Joe’s clients has multiple infections of malware on an aging Mac mini. Upon some digging, he finds some crafty malware that burrows itself in a Bookmark folder called “New Page”.
-Upgrading old networks sometimes is met with underwhelming responses.
-Jerry has to lay down the law with a client that has legacy email accounts and years of data and sync issues.
-A previous consultant wanted to bill Joe’s new client for password gathering.
-Host Gator is a challenge to deal with as Joe unfortunately finds out.
-The email venting continues…
-A client that Sam has known for many years asks him if he needs to escalate to his tech.

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