Bookmarks for January 29th through February 4th
These are my links for January 29th through February 4th:
- Free Disk Analyzer – Disk Usage Analyzer helps you organize your files and manage disk space by locating the largest files on your disk. You can quickly find where are your largest files, such as videos, photos and archives, and move them elsewhere, possibly to a backup drive. You may also decide to simply delete unneeded files. Disk Analyzer is fast and easy to use, summarizing your disk usage in a friendly format with visual graphs. Disk Analyzer is integrated with Windows so that you can view, open or delete files in the same way as in Windows Explorer.
- diy project: recycled cardboard kitty pad – This looks like fun for the cats. We always have more than enough cardboard
- SIW | System Information for Windows by Gabriel Topala – SIW is an advanced System Information for Windows tool that gathers detailed information about your system properties and settings and displays it in an extremely comprehensible manner.SIW can create a report file (CSV, HTML, TXT or XML), and is able to run in batch mode (for Asset Inventory Tracking, Computer (Software and Hardware) Inventory, PC Audit, Software Audit, Software License Compliance Management).
- Standalone Sysadmin: Remote Desktop Shortcuts -
- E-Mail: In or Out? | EDUCAUSE CONNECT – E-mail is a critical yet expensive service to maintain. Students view it as a commodity and often criticize the functionality provided by in-house solutions. Hosted e-mail vendors offer free services to higher education, a compelling but complicated option. What are the implications of using a vendor? How does outsourcing e-mail impact privacy and privacy laws such as FERPA? This session will present important points to consider when deciding whether your campus should insource or outsource student e-mail.
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