Cisco AnyConnect - Untrusted VPN Server Blocked

If you are recieving the below error, you're using the (default) self-signed certificate. The below instructions will solve you problem.

From the Warning Screen (Red 'Untrusted' Window) select "Change Settings...". Here you should untick the "Block connections to untrusted servers" option. After completing this task and attempting to reconnect, you should receive a white "Untrusted VPN" window. On this one, tick the "Always trust this VPN server". This should fix your problem.

Emailing Phone Numbers as SMS

I've compiled a list of all the ways to message people's phones from your email client. Bellow is a list of ways to contact 414.555.1212:

To send an email to 414.867.5309:

4148675309@mms.att.net - AT&T MMS
4148675309@txt.att.net - AT&T SMS
4148675309@myboostmobile.com - Boost Mobile
4148675309@mms.mycricket.com - Cricket Picture
4148675309@sms.mycricket.com - Cricket SMS
4148675309@pm.sprint.com - Sprint MMS
4148675309@messaging.sprintpcs.com - Sprint SMS
4148675309@tmomail.net - T-Mobile SMS
4148675309@email.uscc.net - US Cellular
4148675309@vzwpix.com - Verizon MMS
4148675309@vtext.com - Verizon SMS
4148675309@vmobl.com - Virgin Mobile SMS

Deleting Google Blogger Blog

If you're looking to delete a Blogger blog from Google, start with the blog in question's settings page.

Then, go to Settings/Other.

Then click "Delete

You'll be confronted by a "Are You Sure?" window.

After you do this, you have about 30 days before it's gone forever. I'd recommend donwloading the blog into text format before you do anything.

Disappearing Shortcuts from Desktop - Windows 7

If you have more than four network shortcuts located on your desktop, you may notice that they disappear without any warning. This is because shortcuts that are not always available are considered "broken links".

Broken links are removed from the Windows 7 desktop when the System Maintenance troubleshooter encounters five or more of them on the desktop.

The Number One workaround for this issue is remove all but 4 of these shortcuts from your desktop.

The second workaround, though not recommended, is to disable the System Maintenance troubleshooter. This will stop it from removing desktop shortcuts. Disabling this also stops System Maintenance from cleaning up volume errors, error reports, and auto-correcting time (which isn't good, especially in an enterprise setting), so think twice before utilizing this option.