Why it’s important to photograph your Christmas gifts for insurance purposes
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On Christmas morning, what’s the first thing you should do with all the loot that Santa has deposited under your tree?
Why pull out your camera or smart phone and photograph them, of course!
Remember all those stories you hear every year about families having their entire Christmas burned up in a house fire?
Or how about the families that hop in their car and head over to grandma’s house for Christmas dinner, only to discover that a burglar completely cleaned them out while they were gone? [Read more…]
Rick’s Daily Pick: Geekom A8 Max Mini PC
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My “Pick” for today is this compact, but amazingly powerful Geekom A8 Max Mini PC.
Full advanced computing power and speed in a PC that’s about the size of a small hardback book.
This little gem is absolutely loaded with a blazing fast AMD Ryzen 9 8945HS processor, 32GB of DDR5 RAM, 2TB of super-fast SSD storage, Windows 11 Pro and more.
What’s not to love?
I’ve been using these mini-PCs as my work computers for years, and they work extremely well for me. I believe they will for you too.
Click here to check out the Geekom A8 Max Mini PC at Amazon.
(Rant alert) Why do we still have so much trouble out of our printers?
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I receive dozens of questions every week and many of those questions are about printer issues.
They often go something like this:
“I need help with my printer. It was working fine until this morning but now it’s just printing blank pages! What could be the problem?”
Most printer problems can be easily solved, but it can be difficult for the average user to know how to begin troubleshooting an issue.
Windows Users: Lock down your privacy with Microsoft’s ‘Privacy Dashboard’
As you probably know by now, Microsoft designed Windows 10 and Windows 11 to be quite intrusive when it comes to your privacy.
By default, the operating system collects all sorts of sensitive user data and stores it on your PC’s hard drive and/or sends it back to Microsoft via the Internet.
Luckily, most of Windows’ “spying” can be either mitigated somewhat or disabled completely if you know where to look for the various settings. [Read more…]
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