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Cyber Security
Why You Need to Update WinRAR Immediately
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A vulnerability within WinRAR means hackers could take control of your whole system. Here's what you should do to protect yourself.
Facebook Messenger Chats Will Finally Get Full End-to-End Encryption
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Though your conversations in Facebook Messenger are encrypted with gibberish, Meta has a decryption key that can read your chats. Sounds kind of spooky. All of that is changing when end-to-end encryption (E2EE) lands on Facebook Messenger later this year. Come see why this is a huge deal.
Windows
7 Ways to Fix the Desktop Window Manager's High GPU Usage on Windows 11
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The Desktop Window Manager is a key part of Windows. If it's eating up your GPU, here's how to fix it.
Windows 11 Is Getting a New ”Backup” App
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Backing up your Windows computer could be more straightforward. Microsoft seems to have caught wind of this. Coming soon, Microsoft will be adding a new Windows Backup app. See when you can expect to use it.
How to Take a Screenshot on Windows 11
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There are moments when we're playing a game or browsing social media on our PCs that we see something truly jaw dropping. So you want to screenshot it. This is how you do it in Windows 11.
Apple
Apple Now Supports the Right-to-Repair Laws It Once Opposed
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One of the biggest titans against the Right to Repair movement has folded. Apple is now urging the California State Legislature to pass SB 244, a Right to Repair bill similar to those already passed in Minnesota and New York. So what made Apple change its tune?
Tips & Tricks
6 Ways to Reduce Pain While Typing on a Keyboard
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Are you experiencing hand pain while typing? Here are some ways to reduce pain and improve your typing experience on a keyboard.
6 Ways to Use Spreadsheets for Supercharged Productivity
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Are you tired of spending hours on mundane tasks? Here are some ways to use spreadsheets for supercharged productivity.
Useful Information
Here's Why App Subscriptions Actually Make Sense
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App developers trying to squeeze every cent out of us has been the norm since, well, ever. So it's natural to be skeptical of an app that tries to make us pay a subscription. But that doesn't mean that all app developers that want you to become a recurring customer are out to scam you. Many of them are people just like you, holding on by a thread and trying to make the best app they can with the funding they have. Join us as we make a case for why app subscriptions make total sense.
FAQ of the Week
FAT32 vs. exFAT vs. NTFS: What's the Difference?
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FAT32; exFAT; NTFS; these aren't insults being hurled your way by your PC. These are drive formats you have to choose from when formatting a new drive, be it an HDD, USB drive, SD card, etc. So what's the difference between these drive formats?