Summer has faded more and the march towards fall is nearly Spark! Pro Series - September 16th, 2022 Water Cooler.Thank goodness my company doesn't design jet engines!. The bit about getting the "horse" planted reminded me of how vulnerable we all are to that kind of attack vector. In depth story of industrial espionage, complete with social engineering Security.We've made it to Friday, everyone! I hope everyone has a great, fun, and relaxing weekend! But before you start checking out, let's jump into today's Snap!
Snap! Edge News Feed scams, EU's largest DDoS attack to date, SSDs vs HDDs, etc Spiceworks Originals. IT & Tech Careersĭo you ever get that feeling that it is all going to pot? Or more accurately I should ask, Do you ever NOT get that feeling?!Īt least it happened on a Friday, so I can fully justify my double rations of Guinness tonight. That Sinking Feeling, and how I fought it. Most will probably support up to FHD, but 4K may not be an option for a lot of them. If you do opt for the separate receiver option, just be aware that if your TV is 4K or something high like that, you may need to ensure that the receiver can work with a TV of that resolution. However, you can get inexpensive MiraCast devices or other technology, like this Microsoft Wireless Display Receiver that you can plug into any TV with an HDMI port (the USB end is for power and can plug into the TV if a USB port is available there, or to a device such as a cell phone charger). Modern laptops will usually have the ability to use a wireless display built in, and the functionality can be invoked by pressing "Windows+K" and then clicking the TV's name in the list of devices to connect to it. Probably most smart TVs today will have something built in that allows for "Screencasting" or "Mirror link" or 'Miracast" or whatever their name for the technology is.
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