Re: [H] Security question

[Brian Weeden]

Yes, as long as it's over SSL.

On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 9:40 PM Winterlight 
wrote:

> I am at a hotel. The only internet connection I have available to me
> right now is the hotel wifi OPEN connection. I want to purchase a one
> month VPN to make the open connection safe but I have to pay for the
> VPN before I can use it. Once I am on the VPNs  secure / locked web
> page I can sign up and use  a credit card and I am safe because the
> page and the transaction is SSL encrypted  ...right? Somebody might
> be able to see I went to the page but they can't see my transaction?
>
> --


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Brian

[H] Security question

[Winterlight]

I am at a hotel. The only internet connection I have available to me 
right now is the hotel wifi OPEN connection. I want to purchase a one 
month VPN to make the open connection safe but I have to pay for the 
VPN before I can use it. Once I am on the VPNs  secure / locked web 
page I can sign up and use  a credit card and I am safe because the 
page and the transaction is SSL encrypted  ...right? Somebody might 
be able to see I went to the page but they can't see my transaction?

Re: [H] Cloning HDs for new laptops and stuff...?

[FORC5]

been using something similar with only one station, backup mostly or 
migrate to new drive.

https://www.startech.com/HDD/Docking/usb-3-esata-docking-station~SDOCKU33EF
hooked up eSATA
fp

At 08:06 PM 2/28/2017, lopaka polena Poked the stick with:

I've been using one of these for a couple years. It so far has cloned
everything I've attempted and also will resize data if replacement HDD is
larger than original
For system drives I usually replace with an identical model HDD but have
done a few to different drive and not had issues so far

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003ZDLATE/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8=1

lopaka


On Tue, Feb 28, 2017 at 5:40 PM, FORC5  wrote:

> myself been using Drive Clone 11 workstation
> http://www.farstone.com/
>
> for new drives and backup, one time new drive clone there is a setting
> that transfers the old drives id so some sw does not get confused and need
> re activation.
> nice sw
> fp
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> At 03:14 PM 2/28/2017, Bino Gopal Poked the stick with:
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>> Hey guys, so been randomly getting a lot of new laptops with say Win10 on
>> them but with either too small SSDs or HDs.
>>
>> What's the best way to replace those with bigger/better SSDs or NVMe
>> drives and get them up and running?
>>
>> 1) Clone the drive before replacing?  Will that always just work?  If so
>> what's the best software for that-and I don't mind paying if it's quality
>> stuff that will last...
>>
>> 2)|Or can I just get a new drive and somehow easily extract the Win10
>> license and then reinstall Windows.  If so what's the best/fastest way to
>> do that?
>>
>> Thanks for any help and tip guys and glad to see you're still here! :)
>>
>>
>> BINO
>>
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> Date:  Tuesday, February 28th, 2017
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Date:  Wednesday, March 1st, 2017

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