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Can Hackers Really “Bounce” Their Signal All Over the World?

Matthew Hughes | 11h ago

TV shows and films rarely represent hackers accurately. We’re all familiar with the old trope of the hoodie-clad digital criminal frantically typing into a black terminal before triumphantly whispering, “We’re in.&#...

Everything You Need to Know About Nintendo Switch Modding

Tim Brookes | 1d ago

The Nintendo Switch is a neat bit of hardware, but what if it could do more? Some people mod and install custom firmware on their Switch consoles to install homebrew software. We don’t recommend it, but we’ll expl...

Use Vimium to Browse with the Keyboard in Chrome and Firefox

Ian Paul | 2d ago

The mouse is a great invention, but don’t sell the keyboard short—even for web browsing. Thanks to a very effective browser add-on called Vimium, you can browse the web without ever touching your mouse....

How to Turn Off Steam’s Popup Ads

Joel Cornell 6h ago

How to Change the Parental Controls PIN on Your Roku

Kennedy Maring 8h ago

How to Manage Windows Defender’s Notifications on Windows 10

While protecting your PC, Windows Defender sends frequent notifications that can become bothersome over time. Here’s how to manage those notifications (or turn them off completely) in Windows 10....

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How to Seamlessly Transfer Your WhatsApp Messages to Your New Phone

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ICYDK: Don't Put Your PC on the Floor

Michael Crider 9h ago

How to Install and Use TeamViewer on Linux

Dave McKay 9h ago

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UV Phone Sanitizers Are Everywhere, But Do They Work? Should You Buy One?

Andrew Heinzman 11h ago

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William Phelps Eno invented the stop sign, the pedestrian crosswalk, the one-way street, the traffic circle, and many other elements of the modern automotive landscape but, ironically, he never learned to drive.

How to Fix Problems with Thumbnails on Windows 10

In Windows 10, sometimes thumbnail icons have a white or black border behind them, appear blank, or just display improperly. You can often quickly fix the issue by deleting the Windows thumbnail cache. Here’s how....

How to Change Your Roku Device’s Home Screen Theme

Kennedy Maring 1d ago

How to Manage HBO Max Profiles for Kids and Adults

Joel Cornell 1d ago

Everything You Need to Know About Nintendo Switch Modding

The Nintendo Switch is a neat bit of hardware, but what if it could do more? Some people mod and install custom firmware on their Switch consoles to install homebrew software. We don’t recommend it, but we’ll expl...

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Jaguars have such a powerful bite that they can kill their prey by biting directly through their skull and into the brain.

How to Pin and Reframe Video Feeds in Microsoft Teams

Joel Cornell 2d ago

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How to Zoom In on the Nintendo Switch While Playing Any Game

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The Best HBO Originals on HBO Max (May 2020)

HBO is synonymous with top-tier original entertainment. Its new streaming service, HBO Max, offers the best of the best. Skipping obvious hits like The Wire, Watchmen, and Game of Thrones, here are the best original HBO show...

Use Vimium to Browse with the Keyboard in Chrome and Firefox

The mouse is a great invention, but don’t sell the keyboard short—even for web browsing. Thanks to a very effective browser add-on called Vimium, you can browse the web without ever touching your mouse....

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