When I Was a Kid Back in the 50s and 60s, when I was a kid, a bike was just two wheels and a promise of adventure—no helmets, just a bell on the handlebars and painted fenders. We’d ride until the sun went down, then hurry home before the street lights came on. If the chain popped… Read More »
Microsoft tightens screws on Windows 10 users; Windows 10’s latest update quietly broke a feature you likely use every day; Google Chrome warns that everything you do online could be recorded unless you take action… and More! Every day, we scan the tech world for interesting news, sometimes from outside the tech world. Every Thursday, we feature… Read More »
Pushing Passkeys Forward The following article is from a recent Microsoft post. We wanted to share it with you as there is a lot of confusion about passwords, passkeys, and passwords with 2FA. Also, a lot of rumors surround the announcement of the end of Microsoft’s Authenticator app, still used by some to store passwords. We found… Read More »
Our Four-Step Guide to Making Windows 11 Faster and More Private Setting up a new computer is exciting, but often a fresh Windows installation comes with default settings that prioritize “features” over raw performance and privacy. These subtle choices can lead to a sluggish experience and unnecessary data collection. By making a few adjustments, you can significantly… Read More »
Save The Food – Save Money & Get New Recipes Too! Our site pick this week is one I happened to hear mentioned on a TV news show a few days ago. Since it was about food, and I love food (too much) I took the bait and explored the site. And I’m glad I did. I’m… Read More »
Windows 11 Self-Healing is Coming Soon Microsoft is preparing to launch a new feature in Windows 11 that will allow the operating system to diagnose and fix issues automatically. This addition marks a step forward in making personal computers more resilient, especially for users who prefer not to deal with technical troubleshooting. The company says it plans… Read More »