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Scam alert: No, Facebook is not going to start charging users a fee.

Posted on May 11, 2024

It’s back yet again…

Every now and then the old “Facebook is gonna start charging a fee” hoax pops up and starts making the rounds again, and right now is one of those times.

Luckily, this is one of those hoaxes that’s more annoying than dangerous, but it is REALLY annoying!

The text of the hoax messages vary, but they typically look something like this: [Read more…]

6 awesome tech-related websites that I visit (almost) every day

Posted on May 10, 2024

I’m often asked which websites I use the most often throughout my workday.

Well, there are a bunch of great sites that find myself visiting over and over again, and I thought I’d take this opportunity to tell you about a few of them.

Here’s a short list of the six websites I visit most often while researching and writing posts for this tech blog: [Read more…]

Q&A: Where can I get some incandescent light bulbs?

Posted on May 9, 2024

Note: The links in this post are affiliate links.

Question from Carl:  I know the world has more or less transitioned away from incandescent light bulbs and replaced them with energy-efficient LED bulbs.

The thing is the light emitted from LED bulbs makes my eyes feel dry and tired after I’ve been exposed to it for a while.

My question is can you still buy incandescent bulbs? And if you can, where can I find them?  [Read more…]

Yes, using a Password Manager is still just as dangerous as ever

Posted on May 5, 2024

Regular readers of this blog know that I’m not a fan of password managers because using one is like placing all of your eggs (i.e. your entire digital life) into one fragile basket.

Think about it for a moment. If the passwords to all of your online accounts are stored in a single database, what happens if that database is somehow breached by hackers?

That’s right – the hackers will have immediate and full access to your entire digital life!

The companies behind the most popular password manager apps and services go to great lengths to explain how their products safeguard your passwords and the precious stored data and information they protect.

Truth be told, they really do put in a great effort to make their products as secure as possible. Unfortunately, that doesn’t really matter. Here’s why…  [Read more…]

How to post about politics on Facebook without irritating your apolitical friends

Posted on May 5, 2024

Do you enjoy discussing politics on Facebook but hesitate to put up political posts because you have friends who get upset when they see those types of posts in their newsfeeds?

Well, there’s a simple way to post about politics (or any other topic for that matter) on your Facebook Timeline without your non-political friends ever having to see those posts or any of the comments that are left on them.

[Read more…]

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