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In this episode, Jay Abbott, Director of IT at NinjaOne, joins host Jonathan Crowe to share a harrowing tale from Jay’s early days managing infrastructure in oil and gas. The two discuss how a bad virus definition file ended up BSOD’ing an entire endpoint fleet, how Jay and his team rose to (and ultimately resolved) the task at hand, and how to plan for the unexpected in a world where “the best laid plans of mice and men often go astray.”

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Essential Software Updates for Security Critical vulnerabilities in Chrome, Adobe products and Microsoft software are addressed through recent updates. Chrome's zero-day vulnerability is particularly noted. Adobe Acrobat and Reader fix nine vulnerabilities, while Windows 11 resolves 36, including five zero-days. Microsoft Office updates tackle ten vulnerabilities across various applications.

Master the art of loading JavaScript efficiently in this essential Concepts of Web Performance tutorial with Todd Gardner from Request Metrics. Perfect for entry-level web developers struggling with slow websites, this video breaks down the critical differences between standard blocking scripts, async, and defer attributes that dramatically impact your site's performance. Learn when and why to use each loading technique, understand how JavaScript execution blocks HTML parsing and CSS rendering through clear waterfall and flame chart visualizations, and discover why defer is usually your best option for most scenarios.

In this episode, Tony and Tonie discuss Tonie's article for developers who want to learn how to use the Flyway CLI to automate the database development workflow used in the Flyway Desktop GUI. Tonie talks about capturing the schema changes made to a local development database, and then use schema comparison to auto-generate and validate a Flyway versioned migration script.

Our visual workflow designer does more than just offer drag-and-drop convenience—it sets the stage for long-term automation comprehension.

Remote access lets you debug one device at a time. Observability scales across entire fleets. François Baldassari explains why embedded teams need observability to monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize devices—without compromising user privacy. If you’re still relying on remote access alone, it’s time to rethink your strategy.

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