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How to Enable or Disable Inline AutoComplete in File Explorer, in Windows 11
Key Points Turn Inline AutoComplete on or off in Windows 11 File Explorer and Run via Control Panel, or Group Policy. Inline AutoComplete autofills previously used commands and file paths to speed up navigation, but may expose Run history on shared PCs; disabling it does not clear File Explorer history. Deploy at scale using PowerShell, […]
SemVer vs. CalVer: Choosing the Best Versioning Strategy for Your Project
Understanding Software Versioning: SemVer vs. CalVer When managing software projects, choosing the right versioning strategy is critical to maintain stability, communicate changes effectively, and align with the needs of developers and users. Two of the most widely used versioning schemes are Semantic Versioning (SemVer) and Calendar Versioning (CalVer). Understanding the differences between these two can help software teams […]
The Week in Charts (4/17/26)
View the video of this post here. This week’s post is sponsored by YCharts. As tax season wraps up, many advisors shift from filing conversations to decision-making: what to do with cash, how to adjust portfolios, and how to communicate next steps clearly. The challenge isn’t the analysis, it’s turning it into something clients can actually […]
Audit Readiness Checklist: Ensure Clients Are Prepared
Key Points Audit readiness is an ongoing process requiring continuous monitoring and documentation for frameworks like HIPAA, SOC 2, and CMMC. Establish strong security baselines with RBAC, MFA, patching, antivirus, and encryption. Use a structured checklist to verify patching, backups, access controls, and logging. Automate evidence collection and reporting with NinjaOne RMM for faster compliance. […]
Create a Custom Builder – A GotenbergBundle Story
Previous article >> find it here You quickly end up with duplicated configuration, cluttered services, and conditional logic that’s hard to maintain. This article picks up exactly where we left off. We’ll build a Custom Builder — a dedicated class that encapsulates all the configuration and logic for a specific PDF type. By the end, […]
The Week in Charts (12/24/25)
View the video of this post here. This week’s post is sponsored by YCharts. Is the AI Boom the Next Dot-Com Bubble? Watch a replay of our live show on this question (YouTube) and download the slide deck HERE. Get 20% off your YCharts Professional subscription when you initially sign up for the service. The most important […]
How to Audit File Access on Shared Drives Without EDR Tools
Key Points Enable native Windows auditing to monitor file access on shared drives without investing in EDR or XDR tools. Use built-in file server features like Event Viewer and FSRM to track, control, and report on access activity. Standardize auditing policies across environments to reduce compliance risks and limit insider threats. Prioritize high-value folders such […]
SymfonyLive Paris 2026: AI Revolution and a Peak Reunion for Team SensioLabs
A Historic Backdrop for Open Source Celebration The conference took place at the majestic Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris. This location is highly symbolic, as the institution is celebrating its 100th anniversary. Founded after World War I to foster peace and exchange between people 🌍 through its various international houses, the Cité Universitaire perfectly mirrors […]
The Week in Charts (4/8/26)
View the video of this post here. 📊 Weekly chart breakdowns. 🌎Big-picture market themes. 🎯Actionable insights. Subscribe to our YouTube channel HERE to separate the signal from the noise. The most important charts and themes in markets and investing… 1) What Happens When Volatility Spikes? One year ago during the tariff turmoil, the S&P 500 fell […]
AI Won’t Replace Your MSP, But Ignoring It Will
AI everywhere is not the answer There is no shortage of noise around AI right now. Every vendor is talking about it, every customer is hearing about it, and most MSPs are trying to figure out what they are actually supposed to do about it. Here is where I would start: stop using AI and […]

