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This is your Rick’s Daily Tips Tech Update for Tuesday, June 29, 2021.
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–Tip for protecting your PC from a bad Windows Update
–Move the Windows Taskbar to take full advantage of your wide-screen monitor
–Q&A: Should I use a liquid CPU cooler in the PC I’m getting ready to build?
–Review: iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit
–Did you know lobster was originally considered a “poor man’s food”?
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Question from Chris B: I’d really like to have a Mac, but since I can’t afford one I’d like to build a computer and install Mac OS on it.
I know people build their own Windows PCs from scratch all the time.
Can you tell me how to build my own Mac? I have $500 that I can spend on it. Thanks.
Rick’s answer: [Read more…]
If you have a blog or website you’re surely aware of the importance of “white-hat” Search Engine Optimization (aka SEO).
After all, Google is a primary source of targeted traffic, which is the life-blood of any successful website.
Technical optimization (technical SEO) of a WordPress site is a term that perhaps isn’t used very often, but it’s very important. And if done properly, it can bring you very good results.
This term essentially represents various techniques that aim to increase the speed, stability, and responsiveness of the website, which ultimately leads to better Google rank, more traffic and better satisfied visitors.
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In this post IT expert and writer Tom Bezlar offers his tips and recommendations for learning to code in the Java programming language. [Read more…]
Regular readers of this blog know it’s risky to install Android apps from anywhere but the official Google Play Store.
As explained in this report from Zimperium’s Mobile Security Blog, a new malicious app called ‘System Update’ proves that point as well as any app ever could.