Today’s POTD features a white-bearded billy goat. That’s all. I hope you like it.
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Q&A: Can I listen to a local radio station on my PC?
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Question from Lois: I use a computer all day at work and it’s gets pretty boring. I’d like to listen to music while I work.
My boss said he doesn’t mind if I listen to a radio but I don’t really have room for one on my small desk.
Is there any way to listen to my favorite radio station on my computer?
How to change the default zoom level and/or font size in Chrome
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A while back I explained in this post how to quickly change the text size in your browser using your mouse wheel and the Ctrl key on your keyboard.
In a nutshell, that procedure changes the text size by altering the browser’s “zoom” level, which also changes the size of the images, text boxes and any other elements that are displayed on the page.
Today I’m going to explain how to set a new default zoom level in Chrome that will force Chrome to always open at that desired zoom level. [Read more…]
Here’s the fastest (and best) way to bookmark a web page
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Do you use Chrome, Firefox or Edge for your web browser?
If so, you probably know that you can either click the “Star” icon on the right side of the address bar or press Ctrl+D to bookmark the web page you’re currently viewing.
Those are the methods most people use to bookmark a page, but there’s an even better way because it only requires a quick click and drag. Here’s how to do it: [Read more…]
Scam Alert: Beware dangerous ‘Evil Twin’ Wi-Fi networks
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Have you ever used a hotel’s secure Wi-Fi network while staying there as a guest?
How about the secure Wi-Fi network that serves the building you work in – or even the network at your church?
Many of us routinely use these types of secured Wi-Fi networks without giving them a second thought, because…well, they’re encrypted, and therefore safe, right?
As a general rule these secured networks are indeed safe and we can use them without having to worry about having our usernames, passwords and personal info being stolen.
But there’s also a danger with using hotel Wi-Fi networks that you need to know about…