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The main time guzzler this month was attending to list cleaning and making sure that emails were compliant with a range of servers that receive them. The interesting outcome of the whole matter was again determining how well controlled all the market forces that run the different abilities of the internet as a communication and business tool are. Lets face it, we don’t want to lose site of the fact that the internet is a tool for business and while you can access any page to find information there’s the multitude of companies out there that run each site and running your own mail company is big business. Fact is I could guarantee you I’d have more customers if I offered a free email service and as far as scam’s go, it seems I could potential be paying them to be customers through litigation. What I am saying is generally the scams look more complex than just a few hackers doing their job, let’s face it, it’s what they’re trained to do. I actually paid for my mailing lists and I’ve still got the disc, but ask me who I purchased it from, all I’d be able to say is a marketing company on the internet prior to 2011. And at that same time our desktop computers were being taken out of action by who knows what and data destruction causes a lot of information loss.\u00a0\u00a0Thankfully backups and data recovery processes have improved since that time but it still leaves some unanswered questions.<\/p>\n
Other tasks included working ram issues. Some programs including Microsoft services are memory guzzlers (the Windows security system being the biggest) which is why when you purchase a computer Ram is possibly going to be one of the first things you update. Of course you could go out and buy something high end which many computers are. But the interesting thing about computers is their own potential to be upgraded by updates so I tend to buy something suited to needs and move from there eg. if you require a computer to write documents for school you’re not going to need gaming capacity. Buy something which can be upgraded. The other option as per what was performed on these computers, is to use a range of programs that you can find out there that will do the task for you many of them free and some of them can be purchased. The result of this effort was less CPU usage when more than one program is being accessed at the same time. eg Currently I have five open with a 33% CPU processing usage and there’s background programs also running to maintain those levels. When you are low on Ram some of those programs can really assist maintaining good running efficiencies and despite having various Ram in each computer they now all operate at a similar level in terms of CPU processing.<\/p>\n
As per last month the power button issue on the other computer was confirmed and in the meantime it’s actually been accessed and can be utilised as required with some effort. You could say, it’s got its own security access function much like owner fingerprinting. If it’s not your fingerprint you don’t get in but it’s definitely going to need a repair to bring it back to standard, press and start.<\/p>\n
That said, I go on a lot about computers and technology but I’m not a programmer or coding expert, I rely on their efforts to get many of the tasks Lipcrack perform completed with as few issues as possible. This month actually went well in terms of system processes running well. The good news, in the event there’s no sudden catastrophes the current plan for next month is to release a new track online.<\/p>\n
So stay tuned and look forward to introducing you all to another Lipcrack track from the still as yet unnamed new EP.<\/p>\n
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Another month flying by as they do and time for\u00a0 update…. The main time guzzler this month was attending to list cleaning and making sure that emails were compliant with a range of servers that receive them. The interesting outcome of the whole matter was again determining how well controlled all the market forces that…<\/p>\n