DPS Computing – Blog Update – 25/01/2015
Hello again everybody, As you may have noticed, all the blog images have now been successfully restored and there should be no broken images any more. If you do come across any feel free...
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DPS Computing Website & Blog Update – 24/01/2015
Welcome to the first post of 2015 from DPS Computing! Happy New Year everyone! Firstly I’d like to say apologies for not blogging recently – I’ve been very bad but I am working to...
Emergency Site Maintenance – Update – 20/05/2014
Dear all, Once again I would like to thank you for your patience. The website is now partially back up with most content and pages available however there are still a few issues we...
Emergency Site Maintenance – DPS Computing
Dear all, Please accept our sincere apologies while the DPS Computing blog and website are under emergency maintenance. The blog is currently available, however we are having some issues with it (for example, missing...
Windows 8.1 Breaks Cisco VPN Client
Although official support for the Cisco VPN client has now finished, many businesses and individuals are still using the Cisco VPN client, mainly due to the fact that Cisco have, for a puzzling reason,...
PRISM – What The Companies Say…. And What They Might Be Holding Back
The unmasking of a National Security Agency intelligence program, which allegedly collects and analyses data from some of the worlds biggest companies has come as a shock to some and no surprise to others....
Comical Review Of The Day: Playmobil Security Checkpoint
They say that laughter is the best medicine, or some sort of medicine anyway – so here for your daily dose of technically related (kind of loosely granted ;)) laughs. A guy reviews...
Facebook Outs Friends Who Ignore Their Friends
OK, so we’ve all be guilty of it. Yes, even you! Miss Butter Wouldn’t Melt! ;). That’s right, its been an long tradition that although we love our friends to pieces we sometimes can’t...
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