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Q&A: Who exactly can see the things I post on Facebook?

Posted on April 24, 2025

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Question from Greg:  I have my Facebook privacy set to “Friends”, not “Public”.

If I post something on my Timeline, can my friends’ friends who are not on my own friends list see it?

Also, if I comment on a friend’s post, can their friends who are not my friends too see my comment?  [Read more…]

How to safely invest in the stock market as a beginner

Posted on April 22, 2025

Investing in the stock market can seem intimidating for beginners, but with the right approach, it can be a rewarding way to grow your wealth.

Whether you’re looking to build long-term savings or explore online trading, understanding the basics is crucial. This guide will walk you through the essential steps to invest in the stock market safely and confidently.  [Read more…]

How to force a Windows program to always ‘Run as Administrator’

Posted on April 20, 2025

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One of the most irritating things about Windows is how you are frequently prompted to run some programs as “Administrator” even when YOU are the administrator.

This makes sense if you have multiple users on the same PC, but not if you are the only person who ever uses it.

If this irritates you as well, it’s easy to coax Windows into running any program as Administrator by default. Just follow these simple steps:  [Read more…]

Is your CPU holding you back? Use a PC Bottleneck Calculator to find out

Posted on April 15, 2025

When you’re building or upgrading your PC, there’s always the nagging question: Will it bottleneck? As gaming and computing power continue to evolve, ensuring your system runs smoothly can be tricky.

A PC bottleneck calculator can help determine whether your CPU or GPU is holding you back from reaching peak performance. This simple tool can take the guesswork out of your system’s capabilities, saving you both time and money.

Many PC users are familiar with the term “bottleneck,” but what does it actually mean? It refers to a limitation in one component that hinders the overall performance of your PC. For example, if your CPU is too slow to keep up with your GPU, you’ll experience reduced frame rates and lag, even though your GPU is capable of much more. Understanding where these bottlenecks occur is crucial for anyone serious about optimizing their PC.  [Read more…]

This Windows service is spying on you (but you can stop it)

Posted on April 12, 2025

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By default, a sneaky Windows service that’s constantly running on your PC watches your every move and sends the data it collects about your computer usage back to Microsoft.

Unfortunately, there are a couple of serious issues with this…  [Read more…]

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