How to Use Chocolatey to Easily Install and Update Windows Programs
Chocolatey allows you to manage and update all of your Windows programs through a single interface rather than having to wrangle them all individually.
Five Tools to See Your Steam Spending, Play-Time, and Achievement Stats
Steam knows how much money you’ve spent and how much time you’ve played and so should you. Here are some tools to find your Steam spending and stats.
How Do Fingerprint Scanners Work?
Fingerprint unlock is now a standard feature in smartphones, but what’s actually going on when you put your finger on the scanner? Here’s how fingerprint scanners work.
Brain-Computer Interfaces: What Are They and Why Are We Hearing About them Now?
The concept behind brain-computer interfaces is fairly basic. Using the neurons and electrical signals in the brain, we can control things with our thoughts.
How Tracking Pixels Monitor Your Email, and How You Can Stop Them
Tracking pixels have been around for quite a while and are actively being used in emails to track you. Here’s how they work, and how you can stop them
Four Tools to Find Out Which Streaming Platforms You Should Use
If you want to subscribe to streaming platforms that have the things you want to watch, how do you figure out where all that content is living at any time?
Big List of Streaming Sites to Satisfy Your Streaming Needs
It’s hard to keep track of all the streaming platforms, especially when new ones keep appearing. Here is a big list of streaming sites for you to keep in check.
What Is DNS Over HTTPS, and Does It Make Mozilla an “Internet Villain?”
Mozilla’s implementation of DNS over HTTPS makes it one of the “Internet Villains.” Here we will explain what DNS over HTTPS is and why you should use it.
6 Fun Games to Help You Learn CSS Easily
Learning CSS can be a frustrating experience, but at least it doesn’t have to be boring! Here are some games that allow you to master CSS in no time.
DNA Testing Companies that Keep Your Data Private
The last thing you want is for your DNA data to be shared publicly with others. These DNA testing companies are the one that keep your data private.
It’s Not Just GPS: We Have Six Global Navigation Satellite Systems, and They’re Getting Better
GPS is not the only positioning system around. There are several other global navigation satellte systems that your phone can access.
How Does the Apple Credit Card Work?
If you’ve used Apple Pay before, you already have a good idea of how the Apple Credit Card works, since it’s just a card optimized for use with iPhones.
What’s Up With Facebook’s New Libra Cryptocurrency?
Facebook will be launching a new cryptocurrency – Libra – in 2020. Aside from being based on blockchain, it is different from other cryptocurrencies. Here is what you need to know about Libra.
The Five Best Journaling Apps for Windows Desktop
Do you forget half of the interesting stuff you learn? You may want to give journaling a shot. Here are some of the best journaling apps for Windows.
Are Browser Extensions Slowing You Down?
There are many reasons why your browser is slow, and browser extensions is one of them. Find out which of your browser extensions is causing you trouble.
How to Scan for Devices on Your Wi-Fi Network
If you think someone is using your Wi-Fi network without permission, you can confirm by scanning for connected devices on your Wi-Fi network. Follow these directions.
Momo, Slender Man, 72 Hours, and the Stories Behind Other Internet Panics
Internet itself is a massive ocean of abstract unknowns and possible dangers, which makes it even more fertile ground for Internet panics and fears.
“Serious Games” Want to Teach You Real Skills
A serious game is a subset of education games that tries to emulate a real-world task in a video game format, giving us a fun way to gain experience.
Big American Phone Providers Are Being Sued Over Your Location Data. Here’s Why You Should Be Concerned
AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon are currently being sued for selling customer location data to third parties. Here’s why you should be concerned.
Why Do Some Sites Start with WWW2?
You have probably seen the “www” in front of the domain name for many sites. What about “www2”? Why do some sites start with “www2” or “www3”? Let’s find out.