There's still some work to be done, but I've completed enough of the site that I've decided to launch it. Clearly you already realize that, if you're reading this.

I may change the look here and there, but this site isn't likely to go through more changes of purpose like it has in the past. I'm going to focus on keeping it updated as things change in the computer world. Suggestions are welcome.

The old design was probably a bit too personalized for the audience I'm trying to reach now. I want to keep it simple, organized, readable, and accessible.

My target audience consists of two types of people: Those who don't know much about software choices for their PC, and the people who normally explain such things to them. The site should be a convenience for each side. Those who need some info about the basics can get it here. Those who spend their time giving that guidance over, and over, and over, get to start saying Go to guardfather.com and get the recommended Windows security software. This may seem trivial, but as almost any friendly geek knows, providing free tech support can quickly become very, very time consuming.

This site is now dedicated to sharing free software recommendations and personal computing tips. At the time of their listing, all programs are free for personal use, or have a free version which is. These are programs I have used and verified to be useful, reliable software.

If you've got feedback to share, please do. Check the contact page for info.