Category: Tech

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  • Productivity Apps: 2020 Edition

    Productivity Apps: 2020 Edition

    My top two productivity apps that I’ve been using in 2019 and will be using in 2020.

  • Avast Spying On Users

    Avast Spying On Users

    Avast/AVG Antivirus has been found to be collect a lot of information on their users web browsing habits.

  • “Upgrade” to Win10 for FREE

    “Upgrade” to Win10 for FREE

    Whether you like it or not, if you’re running a version of Windows before 10, you need to upgrade.

  • Chromebook Stylus Fixes/Replacements

    Chromebook Stylus Fixes/Replacements

    Options for replacing the Samsung Chromebook stylus or just the tip.

  • New Malware Strikes Biggest WordPress Vulnerability

    New Malware Strikes Biggest WordPress Vulnerability

    New WordPress malware exploits the PEBKAC vulnerability found in almost every site!

  • ISPs Lying About DoH

    ISPs Lying About DoH

    ISPs latest fight against their customers.

  • Even Computers Need A Fan

    Even Computers Need A Fan

    Computer running slowly or shutting off unexpectedly? I had this same issue (twice) and this is how I fixed it!

  • Code That Has Changed History

    Code That Has Changed History

    Code shapes our lives in more ways than most realize. Here are a few of the best and worst examples.

  • Google Giveth And Taketh, 2019 Edition

    Google Giveth And Taketh, 2019 Edition

    Another few months, another round of Google killing and adding products. Coming just on the heels of the “Made by Google 2019” event in mid-October come a couple of products that are getting the Google Reader treatment. This time, it’s Google Daydream and Google Clips. Google Daydream Google Daydream was its phone-based VR lenses. Similar…

  • Google Will Automatically Delete Your (Worthless) Data

    Google Will Automatically Delete Your (Worthless) Data

    A little while ago, Google introduced the ability to automatically delete some of the data that it knows about you. While that seems like Google turning over a new more privacy-focused leaf, it might not be quite as meaningful as it first appeared. The setting, which you can find on Google’s Activity Controls Page, allows…