Brain Diesel

01/04/2022

It always frustrated me having to double-click to see the pdf file... this video is the solution

Tired of seeing just the icon... here is how to see the thumbnail of your pdf's. Check out my other videos for one to show your jpeg thumbnails

01/04/2022

Be careful what you click on...That scary text you got could be taking you to a fraudulent site like the one shown... notice the faceebook misspelling... tricky... clickers beware

12/13/2021

Love it

01/05/2021

Interesting scam to either download malware or to phish a password from you... if it were and ACTUAL voicemail, the attachment would be an mp3 file

10/20/2020

WOW!!! What a scam (based out of Luxembourg)... an attempt to get your Microsoft pasword to steal your software license... and likely more...

Looks official.... it is NOT.

Be guarded and feel free to share

08/07/2020

In Excel, you cannot copy diagonally... but there is a simple workaround... here it is.

Excel cannot copy diagonal... but... there is the simplest shortcut that you can do that cives you the same effect. This is as good as it gets until that fea...

07/22/2020

The first in a series of videos I plan on making showing as much in depth as possible as quickly as I can.
If I missed any key points let me know.
Also, if you learned something... especially if you didn't expect to, what was it?

QLABs (Quick Like a Bunny) are my newest classes... less detail, just fast learning. In this video you learn Windows Explorer, all you need to know. One Driv...

02/14/2018

WARNING WARNING WARNING
I always review scam email messages.
This one is particularly good and dangerous

1)It came from a person in my network and the reply to email was their actual address, not just a masked one... so it looks legit
2) The link to see the message takes you to a login screen for your Microsoft account...

Once they have that they could potentially
1) Log into your machine remotely
2) Take over your email.

Once they have your email address then they can change the password to log you out as they attempt to log into places that you have shopped online... and since they don't know your password for those accounts... which may have your credit card stored, they can say... oops... forgot my password, where the company sends a change password link to your email... which they now control.

This is incredibly dangerous and the link looks like the official Microsoft login page.

They could also potentially access your ONEDRIVE account or any online storage and start blackmailing you for your files.

This is dangerous and looks pretty good...
Hover over any link before you click on it.

I encourage you to share this warning with your friends.

01/01/2018

Here are some thoughts on what your email usage says about your leadership.

Author Simon Sinek explains how a seemingly helpful behavior actually belies a lack of trust.

09/19/2017

If you are in the market for one of these devices, the choice is simpler...

09/14/2017

The spelling , grammar and use of contractions are also suspect....

08/09/2017

Good advice...