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Protect yourself while driving with an inexpensive dash cam

Posted on April 6, 2024

Note: The links in this post are affiliate links.

As you know, police cruisers have been equipped with dash cams for many years now.

And truth be told, these awesome devices have helped countless officers prove that the actions they took during traffic stops were legal and proper.

But did you know a dash cam could also help protect you if you ever get pulled over for a traffic violation or other offense that you didn’t commit?

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How to make your Tech Support calls as painless as possible

Posted on April 5, 2024

There are few things in life more frustrating than having to place a call to Tech Support. No matter what, it seems like it’s always a hassle!

First, you have to spend a good chunk of your day on hold, then once your call is answered you have to endure a seemingly endless line of questions that have little to do with the problem at hand.

Being prepared can help take the sting out of the process. Here are a few tips for making your next Tech Support call as painless as possible:  [Read more…]

Scam alert: Beware hackers stealing Facebook passwords via malicious video links in IMs

Posted on April 5, 2024

If you use Facebook you’re probably used to receiving cute and funny videos in instant messages (IMs).

And of course there are political videos and a wide variety of other types of videos being shared via IMs as well.

Truth be told, we all get them on a regular basis.

Dozens of videos land in my IM inbox every day, but I never click on any of them. And I strongly recommend that you avoid clicking on them as well.

Many of these seemingly harmless videos are actually quite dangerous because they have viruses attached to them. If you take the bait and attempt to watch one of them, your computer or Android device could become infected. And that could easily ruin your entire day. [Read more…]

Q&A: Aren’t smartphones really just small computers?

Posted on April 4, 2024

Question from Kevin:  Can you settle an argument between me an my cousin?

I told him that smart phones are really just small computers that are designed to make phone calls.

He said that since you can’t install programs on them or hook them to printers and stuff they can’t really be considered computers.

I think I’m right, but so does he. In your opinion, which one of us is right?  [Read more…]

Phone-based customer service and tech support is often horrible (by design)

Posted on April 4, 2024

Like most Americans you have probably had the unfortunate experience of having to wait on hold for what seemed like an eternity while customer service reps were “helping other customers”.

Most of us probably agree that calling customer service is about as pleasant as eating broken glass for breakfast, but what most folks don’t know is that it was intentionally designed to be that way.

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