“What’s your WiFi password?” If you frequently have guests in the office that need to use your WiFi network to get online, odds are you’ve heard that question many times. If you wish there were a way to give them access to the internet but not other things on your network (like shared storage, security cameras,… Read more »
If you are looking for tips on determining if your router is obsolete or insecure…you are in the right place. But before you dive in ask yourself: what would it be like to be totally secure no matter where you work from? These days working from anywhere is part of the deal. So it is… Read more »
Spotify is a music-streaming service that boasts about 6 million paid subscribers and tens of millions of ad-funded free users in 28 different countries. And if you’re one of the few that’s yet to decide on a streaming platform or are feeling lackluster about the one you use, then it’s definitely worth a look. Unlike… Read more »
Coders, creatives and entrepreneurs in Atlanta should be interested to know that Freeside hosts a free open house every Tuesday beginning around 7:30 PM. Located in The Metropolitan warehouses, Freeside is the largest makerspace in the the southeast. We’re talking 6,000 sq/ft, featuring 3D printers, an electronics lab, a classroom, workshop, media lab, two auto… Read more »
Photograph courtesy of www.ruemag.com When traveling for business, on vacation, or visiting family for the holidays, it’s important to be cautious with your gear. That includes everything from your luggage to your laptop. We Ripplers have a few tips to help you avoid the traveling blues by keeping your technology safe and secure. 1. Save… Read more »
Some people might wonder what a semi-automatic espresso machine is doing in the office of an IT company. The truth is, that silver beauty says as much about our values as a company as it does to our roots as an Atlanta startup. During Ripple’s formative years, Mike met Tony Riffel, a fellow transplant to… Read more »
Eight to ten years ago many businesses added WiFi networks to their offices using what was ubiquitous at the time. Namely, inexpensive access points like the Linksys WAP54G (don’t take that the wrong way, it’s a great WAP and we still have love for this venerable old workhorse). Many people had similar devices installed at… Read more »
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