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There are a few basic things in my current setup that I’m not very comfortable with. Since we’re on blackfriday -> cybermonday I think it would be a nice season to make some changes [cloud - e-mail - calendar - cloud - DNS] Here’s the deal:\n
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\n
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- Should I opt for an antivirus program? If so, which would be advised intego is showing up all the time weirdly)\n
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This time of the year is when I can gear up, since financially I haven’t been at the top.\n
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For those that will answer, thank you so much in advance!!!
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\n
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