Many believe that “nothing on the internet ever goes away,” but that simply isn’t true—especially when privacy is intentionally built into the process. In this article, I share a real-world example involving two attorneys, a completed but private website, and the widespread misconception that anything ever online remains accessible forever. You’ll learn how we handle privacy during website development, what tools like the Wayback Machine really capture, and why assuming everything online is permanent can lead to confusion. If you’ve ever wondered whether the web really “remembers everything,” this behind-the-scenes look might surprise you.
In response to rising utility and equipment costs, CharlesWorks is adjusting some of our pricing to continue delivering the high-quality service you expect. We are increasing our monthly email packages and Microsoft Office products by $1 and annual domain name fees by $2. Despite these changes, we are holding monthly hosting charges and labor costs steady at $99 per hour, billable by the minute. We strive to minimize these impacts and appreciate your understanding as we navigate these economic challenges together.
As 2024 comes to a close, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our valued clients who have trusted CharlesWorks with their web services. This past year has been filled with growth and meaningful connections, and we’re proud to have supported your online success. Looking ahead to 2025, we are excited about the opportunities to serve you even better, with continued innovation and dedication. To our current clients, thank you for your trust. To potential clients, we’d love the chance to help you achieve your online goals. Here’s to a successful and joyful New Year!
This evening, part of the CharlesWorks team – Susan and I – headed out to do some comet watching. We had read that the best time to spot the comet, officially named Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS), would be within about 45 minutes after sunset. In New Hampshire,...
Solar flares from the current G3-class solar storm could cause significant Internet disruptions. These flares interfere with satellites responsible for data transmission, potentially slowing website loading times or causing temporary outages. Satellite-based email and messaging services may also face delays as the storm’s impact interrupts communication signals, leading to intermittent access for users. While the storm is unlikely to cause widespread, long-term damage, localized disruptions are possible. Be prepared for slower service and intermittent connectivity throughout the weekend.
Residents in Provincetown, MA, often face slow internet due to limited infrastructure. Using a wireless hotspot offers a faster, more reliable alternative for desktop internet access. This guide explains the hardware and steps needed to set up a hotspot connection, providing a viable solution to common connectivity issues in the area.
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In this delightful recount, Charles shares the excitement and unexpected turns of attempting to witness the solar eclipse from Peterborough, NH. Despite initial plans to travel for a perfect view, traffic forecasts and work commitments led to an improvised viewing setup at home. With creativity and a bit of DIY, Charles, alongside Susan and Evan, managed to enjoy the eclipse safely. This article captures not just the celestial phenomenon but also the sense of community and adaptability in facing the unexpected.
This how-to article explores editing the spellcheck dictionary on your computer. It begins with a personal anecdote about encountering unexpected behavior in the spellcheck function while using Outlook web mail, leading to the realization that the issue stemmed from previously added words to the spellcheck dictionary. The article provides a step-by-step guide on how to locate and edit these words in both the Chrome browser and Windows 10 operating system settings. For Chrome, it details accessing the Languages section in browser settings to manage custom words. In Windows 10, it describes navigating to the system’s spellcheck dictionary file for editing. The guide aims to help users remove misspelled words added over time, improving the spellcheck function’s accuracy. Oropallo shares his astonishment at the number of misspelled words found and hopes the instructions will assist others in refining their dictionaries. The article also references Google’s Chrome support page and Mozilla’s Firefox support website for additional information.
The Camera Shortcut Odyssey: Embarking on a seemingly simple quest to create a Camera app shortcut on Windows 10, I found myself diving deep into the maze of tech troubleshooting. From the missing “Open file location” option to the elusive ms-cam URI, each step presented a new challenge. But with a mix of determination, humor, and a little digital guidance, I navigated the intricacies of Windows 10, finally discovering the magic of the App Explorer. This journey taught me that with perseverance and a dash of curiosity, every tech challenge can become a delightful learning adventure.
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