One of the tasks that I have undertaken is managing the domain records for my blog. I though I would share a few tips for the less technical people. I start by implementing Cloudflare to manage the DNS records for my domain. This allows me a tool so I don't have to use the tool that the domain seller provides. Cloudflare also provides other tools, but managing the DNS records in one place makes the Cloudflare tool very valuable. I ended up choosing connect.yandex.com to host my email because its a free service, but it has been very dependable since giving it a try. At times the help is a bit lacking as the language reverts to Russian, but once you get things setup you probably won't face many issues. I have run through the https://mxtoolbox.com tool to see if I have configured the basics. I recently came across a blog post for DMARC and wondered if I had addressed the issue. A quick Google search told me I had not addressed the issue. So I used the simple but user friendly https://dmarcian.com tool. A couple of configuration attempts and I had it all ironed out.
This is an open love letter to Microsoft OneNote . I finally get you. I have struggled with you for years, never quite seeing the power of your platform. I am not sure that I have the best organization for the data that I collect with various sections, pages and notebooks. I have created various entries and collected some somewhat useful data, but honestly until recently OneNote has been my second or third choice for saving research. What recently changed for m e has been connecting the OneNote clipper extension. The OneNote clipper extension has enabled me to capture an entire article as searchable data. In the past, I generally found that I needed to copy and paste to have all the text saved to OneNote . I did try the print to OneNote printer driver, while it did capture all the data of the article it seems to be an image file. I was n...
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