Digital Stress is a blog that I decided to start, because I love just about anything tech related. Here I will be posting things about anything tech related that I find interesting. Please feel free to comment on anything you read about here on this blog.
Ah nothing like testing my blog postage when things go wrong! Recently my computer decided to blow up and cause a big SNAFU in my life! So since it's recreation, I've had to re-establish my blog connection in my editing program. Things seem to be in a much better working order than they were in the past. One thing I must recommend to all of you computer users, BACKUP YOUR DATA!!! I keep all my important info stored on an external drive. I also map all my users "My documents" folder to the external drive as well. It just makes things a little easier to manage. However this time around, along with mapping the "My Documents" folders, I've also decided to partition my single hard drive into two partitions. This will help in keeping my precious system files and bloated "Program Files" apart on the disc. It actually has improved my system performance as well!
I'm a college graduate with a degree in computer science with a focus on computer networking. I've been working with technology for the past 6 years, and also enjoy playing cards and cooking out.
Ah nothing like testing my blog postage when things go wrong! Recently my computer decided to blow up and cause a big SNAFU in my life! So since it's recreation, I've had to re-establish my blog connection in my editing program. Things seem to be in a much better working order than they were in the past. One thing I must recommend to all of you computer users, BACKUP YOUR DATA!!! I keep all my important info stored on an external drive. I also map all my users "My documents" folder to the external drive as well. It just makes things a little easier to manage. However this time around, along with mapping the "My Documents" folders, I've also decided to partition my single hard drive into two partitions. This will help in keeping my precious system files and bloated "Program Files" apart on the disc. It actually has improved my system performance as well!
