Buying Used EVs

The EV market is currently exploding and car buyers may think that buying a used EV will be worth it the same way you buy a used car. 

Now you need to stop and read this article and understand why that no longer applies to EVs and the big risks you take getting a used EV.

I guess for now until things change it's best to purchase directly a new EV until their circumstances change.

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Mesh for Teams

Microsoft recently launched Mesh for Teams and it's worth checking out and taking a look at the meta world to see how users can collaborate with others. 

It's a virtual reality meeting using avatars where everyone meets in one place. It's definitely worth checking out and giving it a try to easily stay connected with everyone in the workplace. 

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Rabbit R1

Here is a new device using AI that watches what you do on your phone and replicates it whenever you ask. Let's just say it's like having a virtual assistant to do your phone tasks app-free. Hopefully to get you to use your phone less and still keep you connected by consolidating everything. 

It's another milestone step to hopefully change the way we now communicate daily. It's going to be interesting to see what other companies will do next. 

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O365 New Menu

It looks like this coming March new features will be coming out for Outlook for Windows and the new UI is supposed to make Outlook more faster. 

I would not be surprised if it's even delayed further as consumers adapt to the new layouts.

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Apple Watch Portable Charger

If you have an Apple Watch you might want to consider getting this keychain charger for your watch. It's a perfect addition to add to your keychain in case you forget to charge your watch.

If it fits right, then why not get one. 

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Telsa bitter cold

It looks like some Tesla owner's had to be towed during a recent cold spell in the Windy city and some user's even experienced slow charging times at charging stations. 

It's too bad that these users did not read their owners manual to keep the charge over 20 percent during the bitter cold. But if you are from the Windy city, then this is expected. 

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Tesla Battery Lifespan

Telsa owners should be aware of Telsa battery lifespan and let's just say not paying attention to this on a regular basis will cost you dearly if you do plan to keep the car for a long haul.

In most cases it's covered under their warranty but not all batteries are the same and you need to take steps to get the most out of it. 

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Google new Cookie Killer

Google's new cookie killer is bringing in less money but in the long run it's going to eventually revolutionize the ad industry and increase consumer privacy. 

But this is just the begining and as time passess the numbers will be clearer to see how it's going to affect everyone benefiting from cookies. 

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Google backs Right to Repair

The long battle to right to repair is being backed up by Google to have consumers fix their own broken devices and it's a positive move for this giant company.

Hopefully this move will encourage more manufactures to let consumers do what they wish and focus on other areas where they can easily make money. 

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Fix a bad Wireless Internet

Having a bad wireless internet is not always that easy to fix. At times you can follow these basic tips using the link below to resolve your problem and most of the time it can be fixed. 

For those rare instances where the problem continues, then professional help is needed to see if it can be fixed. 

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Pc Building Mistakes

If you are a gamer and you love building computers make sure you remember these building mistakes so that it does not happen to you. 
Building the right gaming rig takes time and you should not quickly rush into it. Doing so is going to cost you dearly in the long run. 

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iPad Tips and Tricks

If you are currently using an iPad here are some great tips and tricks you should be aware of. These

portable devices cannot be ignored and are still being used by consumers daily because of the user-friendly features they maintain. 

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iOS Ski App

If you are an iOS user and love hitting the slopes you might want to know that soon you will be able to get live lift and trail status from various resorts when using the application.

Apple is now keeping the ski slopes live feeds active for those slope lovers. 

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Edge Statistics

It looks like last year's holiday shopper's Edge usage showed some good results when it comes to phishing attacks. The browser was able to block over 100 million phishing attacks and it's just showing how proactive the company is getting when securing online security.

All we can hope is that companies continue being proactive with consumer security. 

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Microsoft twarts Malware

It looks like Microsoft is taking stronger action against malware attacks that it's disabling the MSIX protocol which has been an ongoing vulnerability in cyber attacks.

Let's hope that the new year puts a stop to these ongoing cyber-attacks. 

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Report a Spammer

Great information from Bob on how to report a spammer, now it's not that simple to do but if you read the article and follow the link it will give you guidance on what to do next.

I hope someone can make life easier and put an end to these annoying emails. 

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Amazon Prime Ads

If you have a Prime subscription please note that next year if do not plan on paying the additional surcharge for video you can see more ads added to your viewing. 

It's still unclear how consumers will react to this new change and how Prime will try to compete alongside Netflix but let's stay tuned to see how it all plays out. 

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Win 11 Faster Recovery

The new Windows 11 software will soon have a new option to recover or reinstall the OS when things go wrong.

It's destined to come out in the upcoming updates and hopefully, it will resolve hiccups in the system. 

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Malicious Chrome VPN

It looks like this malicious VPN extension from the Chrome web store infected over a million users before it was removed by Google.

This is why Chrome keeps on being proactive to make its browser safer and it will not be the last but as time goes on, malicious software as we know it will in time be hard to install on Chrome users. 

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MS Legacy Chat Update

If you are using an old version of Teams take note that Microsoft will soon end support for the old application. Users will be forced to upgrade because of the new infrastructure. 

I guess this is Microsoft's way of saying out with the old and in with the new. 

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Chrome ends tracking

It looks like Chrome is now preparing its browser to start ending cookie tracking next year and it will be interesting to see what advertisers do in response to disabling this feature.

Let's just say it's the beginning of tracking protection for consumers. 

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Espresso Display

Here is the thinnest portable monitor that you can easily take it anywhere with you and easily set it up. The display is so thin and portable that you will just be surprised at how great it displays. 

Although quite pricey it's definitely going to supercharge your applications. 

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Win 11 Hack to Restart

If you have Windows 11 installed and want to restart your computer using the keyboard just do a FN+ALT+F4 and this should give the command to Windows to restart the computer.

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MS Copilot Music Making

Looks like Microsoft Copilot can now create music, it's still not there but as time goes on it will definitely make music magical. Imagine you have copilot create a song and now you can easily share it with others. 

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ChatGPT & Bard bad at Math

It's kind of funny to think how this state-of-the-art technology using AI is still bad at math. The only thing that I could think of is that the AI technology is mistaking these items for something else. 

Once programmers figure this out hopefully the math calculations will get better. I think it's time we teach them a thing or two about math. 

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Google Password Manager

If you have not noticed Google for a while was saving some of your passwords and if you are concerned about what passwords are being saved, then from time to time you should review the passwords and confirm if you still want Google to continue saving them. 

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Win 11 Shortcuts

Windows 11 is getting acceptance by many companies and users should start getting ready for the new shortcuts that the new OS has built in.

It's time again to learn the life saving keys that hopefully will make things easier to do. 

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Chrome Tweak

Tired of always having to open files you downloaded in Chrome, this little tweak can automatically be set up to open your files automatically every time you finish downloading.

Although it is a handy feature, you should always be careful about what files you download when using your browsers. As Chrome continues securing itself, hopefully, this will be a thing of the past. 

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Cybertruck Info

If you are deciding on purchasing a Cybertruck buyers should be aware of the actual cost of the truck. From what the listed price is shown it looks like the final receipt is coming down to paying more than some users anticipated and then there are accessories. 

You also have to take into account the long waiting period which now is 18 months and it's going to be longer depending on the list of orders that are placed.

So you might rethink 18 months from now if you really want to be driving. 

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Lenovo AI ThinkPad

This is definitely going to be a game changer for laptop users once AI is incorporated into the device. 

It's going to change the things we already are used to and it might just revolutionize laptops as we currently know it. 

I am just going to sit by the sideline now and watch to see what happens next. 

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Dropbox Shares Files

If you have Dropbox you might want to review your files and opt out to have your personal files shared with OpenAI servers.

Still, this is a major concern for users especially since they did not opt in for these features.

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Art Investing

Here is a pretty ordinary way to invest in art, they select the artist and purchase the art and then you just invest in the masterpiece, get proceeds for 3 to 10 years and you can sell your shares before they sell the art. 

Unsure of what's going to happen to those users who are unable to sell their shares before the sale but it hopefully makes you passive income. 

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Telsa Repair Problem

If you are thinking of buying a Tesla I would think again until they resolve this ongoing suspension and steering problem. The company has long been aware of this and they still feel like it's not their responsibility to make this right with consumers. 

It's kind of ridiculous and they should be ashamed, this can be a costly repair for many consumers and the manufacturer should take full responsibility. I am hoping more consumers fight back. 

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Elon Gamble

For a few years, Elon Musk has been on a hot streak and now it looks like the tides are changing and his luck may be just running out.

Now it will be interesting to see what the future holds for most of his companies and if the cash still keeps coming in. Because all that we are seeing lately is a lot of cash just burning up.

Stay tuned and do not be surprised when reality hits Telsa. 

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Google Location Data

Users may want to think again when it comes to Google privacy concerns. Let's just say that law enforcement can now use this information against you when it comes to prosecution. 

I might re-think the opt-in option feature moving forward. 

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MS Team Changes

It looks like Microsoft is replacing file apps in Teams without having users make much effort by linking it with the OneDrive app. The new management is going to make it easy to save and get access to these files going forward. I just want to see how all this is going to connect in the future along with their AI features. 

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E3 Expo is Over

It looks like increased competition and withdrawal from large publishing partners have put an end to the Expo and all we can hope is that somehow in the future this can be integrated once again. 

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iOS 17.2 Update Info

Apple users who love journals will be excited with this new update, not only does it come with improvements but a new Journal application.

If you love to capture live moments and preserve memories then this is definitely going to be a plus for you. Check out the link below on what you can do with the new application.

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Costco Selling Starlink

It looks like Costco is quietly selling Starlink to users and we are hoping that in the future cardholders will get a better discount during signup. Right now the cost seems to be similar to when purchasing directly from the company. And I believe as time goes on hopefully other services will be available at better prices. 

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iOS Stolen Device Protect

Apple is now moving forward with its device protection software to deter iPhone-increasing thefts. It's going to definitely be a game changer for thieves moving forward as long as the user features are enabled. 

Now hopefully it will give thieves a second thought about wanting to steal these pricey devices. 

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Largest BTC Holders

If you are wondering who is the largest Bitcoin holder, think again but I find it interesting how we have so many regulations for Bitcoin in the US, and still, the US Government is piling up on this so-called useless token.

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Seminole Tribe Betting App

Florida is quietly but surely exploding with mobile betting and it will be very interesting to see how far they are willing to go.

It some how looks like the begining of a mini Las Vegas south of the border. 

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Meta Stops Cross Messaging

I guess is was always too good to be true and without any reason. But I can figure that they are not happy with user attendance now that you can contact users with both platforms.

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Ancestry Data Hack

It looks like Ancestry data was hacked and now a list of user profiles are out there and you can bet on it that it's going to be used against them when it comes to identity theft. 

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Ring Doorbell Treat

If you have a Ring Doorbell you can now add some cheer to your guests when they use the device. It's a pretty neat feature and not all models are supported but it will add something different for the holidays. 

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How to set up Quick Replies
In the Ring app:

1. Tap the menu (≡) on the top left of the Dashboard.

Tap Devices.

• Select the doorbell you want to set up.

1. Tap the Smart Responses tile below the doorbell image.

Tap Quick Replies.

• Toggle on Quick Replies switch to blue.

1. Set Response Time for right away or between 2-20 seconds.

Choose Quick Reply Message.
Scroll down the list and select a year round message or seasonal greeting.

• You’ll hear a recording of the message.

• Tap Save in the top right corner.

OKTA Breach Update

It's worse than we thought it was and even though it affected only 134 customers it was able to get some users names and email addressess. So there are definite going to be targets of phishing campaigns. 

Hopefully these organizations have MFA set up to help protect their customers. 

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Flight Delay

Interesting site to check out to see when you fly the next time as a passenger what you are entitled to if your baggage is lost or your flight is delayed.

These are the things that the airlines refuse to answer, but you as a consumer are entitled to. 

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Reset Win 11 Network

If you are curious about how to reset your Windows 11 network settings, then these instructions will help you get reconnected again. At times restarting the computer usually gets it done, but if you want to avoid the restart, then doing this works as well. 

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Picture Search

Trying to find someone with a picture then check out these useful search sites to narrow down your search. You can at least see how far you can get by searching these sites. 

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Google Deleting unused Accounts

If you have not used your Google account recently, I suggest you do it soon because if you don't on Dec 1, Google will begin deleting inactive accounts.

If you are curious on what you can do, then follow these simple directions below to keep your account active. 

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Google Drive Lost Data

It looks like Google Drive has lost some users data and I am just curious on what's really going on and causing this problem. 

Oddly this is a major concern especially with so many users now relying on the cloud to save their files.

Let's see what the outcome is for these users as Google continue's it's investigation. 

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Pi for iPhone

iPhone users have a bunch of AI tools that they can use and the Pi app is definitely one of them. Just think of it as a personal assistant that you can vent, learn something new, brainstorm, practice conversations for school or work, give your relationship advice, make a career plan, weigh the pros and cons of your decision, work through a problem, help you relax, discover books, movies, motivate you, help you write a text or email and give advice and this is just the tip of the iceberg. 

It's worth checking out just give it a try. 

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Decluttering Help

If you need help getting rid of stuff around your house, here are some great sites to help you get the most out of your money.

Hopefully, this will get rid of your items easily. 

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Dos Time Machine

This is what an old DOS computer used to look like back in the days before the computer technology boom took off.  

It's amazing how far we have come to date. 

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Nvidia Mistake

Here is a  foolish mistake made by a developer who shared some source code from a former employer during a Microsoft Teams call. 

Long story short some of the team members where able to take a screenshot of the source code before the user was alerted by the error. After that let's just say it was a nice lawsuit.

I guess this user is never going to make that mistake again. 

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Macbook Connectivity Return

A few years ago Apple was exploring 3G theory connectivity to its Macbook but abandoned the plans because of space and processing chip. Their thinking was just too advanced for the technology but if they could integrate a wireless modem into chips the laptops would have better connectivity.

Fast forward to today and this theory could soon become a reality using the iPhone and Apple Watch.

Now let's see if their dreams can be accomplished. 

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Spotify secret Google Deal

Spotify looks like it made a secret deal with Google to get four percent deal instead of the common fifteen percent fee everyone else pays. But with Google's antitrust fight this had to be disclosed.

Now the question is was this a fair deal and does this open the door to other future lawsuits.

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Google Doc's Smart chip

If you are a Google Document users you probably noticed when creating documents that their is a feature in insert called smart chips and it's Google's way of easy adding content to user documents via the smart chip application.

Now adding additional content to your documents can easily done with just a few clicks of the mouse.

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Mac Update

It looks like consumers are recent either making a change with Macbooks or are just keeping their Macbook longer because the demand for them has dropped dramatically.

Or maybe it's just leveling off after reaching high levels pre Covid, whatever the reason this maybe a good sign for users to upgrade now.

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Black Friday Tips

Black Friday is coming soon and if you are looking to see what's discounts retailers are doing this year here are some great sites to check out to narrow down your search.

Just make sure your read vendor reviews before making any big purchase. 

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AI Gift Finder

This holiday let google SGE AI search help you find the best deals for you online. It's a simple way to use AI via google to find the deals that your are looking for.

Even though it's still in search labs, it's a great opportunity to see what AI can do for you. 

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Xnote

Take a look at this AI-enhanced Notebook, imagine everything that you write will easily be digitalized and updated in the cloud immediately. This is just the beginning. The more you write the more information that the application highlights for you to review at a later time. 

It's a must-have item if you are a serious note-taker. 

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YouTube Revenue exclusions

It looks like YouTube is now allowing users to post certain nursing videos along with sensual dancing for ad revenue. I guess maybe they figured out that it might be just too strict with users posting content and they want to cap in on lost revenue. 

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Discord shuts AI Chatbot

If you are a Discord user be prepared no longer to see the AI Chatbot Clyde. It's unknown why all of a sudden they are deciding to stop the limited testing or it could just be a premium feature for users to use in the future. 

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VPN by Google One

It looks like Google soon will offer a VPN service for $1.99 along with its Google One service. Unfortunately, it is restricted from any foreign servers. But at least your identity will be restricted when using free internet services. 

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AI bots fill in Job Apps

It looks like someone created a cool AI bot to help you conquer filling out all these job applications with just one click. Lazyapply not only simplified things but also helped find jobs that were sometimes skipped. What's the worst that can happen when it's just saving you time.

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Starlink Account Bug

Users are getting frustrated with the new Starlink account bug that resets their accounts. This is apparently just affecting new user accounts. Good luck with getting support from that point on.

I guess it's the beginning of the end for me if I was a new user trying to get service from this company. 

If support is limited during the signup, why would I want to even go further?

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Google Inactive Account Removal

It's no secret that companies are doing whatever it takes to become more profitable this year and with this Google is introducing a new policy for inactive accounts this year.

Starting next month if your Google account has been inactive for two years, it's taking action to begin deleting unused accounts. This will not only scale down the costs of data that's unused but save the company money from users who have inactive accounts.

Get ready for the cleanup. 

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Human AI Pin

 This new AI Pin might be the next new futuristic device to take computing to a new level. Imagine a device that can call, take photos, send texts, and project a visual interface onto a person's palm. 

It's a little pricey but if consumers can easily adapt, this definitely can be the future of unlimited calling

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Google Shopping Deals

This holiday gives Google a shot to get you the best deals on shopping. There are currently other sites that do the same but it will be interesting to see the results that Google gives me this holiday season.

It's still in beta and you have to join the waitlist, but sign up so you can be ahead of the croud. 

Since deals are always hard to find, then why not give it a try, to see if it can save you some money.

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Laxis

 New AI assistance is helping you easily keep on top of your meetings with summaries and follow-up emails. It keeps track of your meeting objectives and helps you minimize the follow-up process.

Take a look and give it a shot it may just make changes for the better. 

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Win11 23H2 Features

Windows 11 is set to do some great updates to your computer with a new version of features like AI standalone of Copilot, and image app tweaks.

Let's just say moving forward AI is going to be a big step with Microsoft OS, go get ready.  

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Azure Overhaul

Ever since the recent Solarwinds hack, Microsoft is overhauling Azure to make sure this does not happen again and it's planning on using AI to identify vulnerabilities and security flaws.

If all goes well it's going to be follow the leader for other firms to follow the same security concept.

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Replika

Here is a new AI companion to learn and have a conversational chat with. It's like a make believe friend in the Artificial Intelligence world.

The more your interact with it the more it teaches you and encourages you on achieving your goals. It's sort of like a mentor to keep your hopes up when you need a little pick me up. 

It sounds out of this world, and I would definitely give it a try. 

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AI Lawsuit

It will be interesting to see the outcome of this lawsuit with AI hitting all aspects of everything that we do. This is going to be a tough case and it's the beginning of more other lawsuits to follow.

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Log off Win11 users

Need help logging off Windows 11 users, well the new OS will be a challenge to those not-so-tech-friendly users and if they need some help then here are some quick tips to get them to log off. 

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Study Fetch

Here is another AI software to help you study better, it's an AI software that helps you make study materials to be used for your test. It promises not to get you a failing mark on your test again.

Give it a try it's free now. 

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Halloween Stories

This year Google Brooks brings kids spooky Halloween stories and you can read them free of charge

All that you need to do is add them to your library and read them when you are ready. 

The coolest thing about it is that it's all free, so take the opportunity and check them out. 

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Win 11 Passkey Support

Microsoft is rolling out passkey support for Win 11 and we are hoping that with this new feature cross-platform sign-in with be a thing of the past. 

Let's hope that users easily adapt and make things less complicated. 

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AI Experimenting

If you are experimenting with AI in your organization I just want to tell you that it's a great move in the right direction. But here is the downside of it because it's still sort of the Wild West when it comes to privacy and security.

This is where this security platform comes into play so that you can see who is using what.

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S3 Ransomware

It looks like Ransomware is taking a new height when it comes to infecting cloud backups since cloud adoption has increased significantly over the past few years. 

Now in order to stay protective users are advised to follow the best protection practices.

Although nothing is guaranteed, it's still better to be safe than sorry. 

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Easy ways to open Explorer

Ever wonder how many ways you can open File Explorer in Windows. This site will show you several ways that you can access Explorer from Windows making accessibility easier to do. 

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Extend Pro

If you looking for an ultra-portable laptop with an additional 3 monitors you might consider the Extend Pro. It's a pretty impressive setup having 4 monitors available to you for your computing needs.

You can also check out their alternate monitor setup as well if it fits your budget. 

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Bios PW Help

Have a computer or server locked with a bios password and you cannot get into the device to configure, make changes or reset. This handy website comes to the rescue with commonly used manufacture password to simplify your recovery. 

Make it useful the right way and let's hope that we can make recovery easier to do.

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Phone Warranty Realism

Great article on the real facts regarding phone warranties. It reality it really depends on the user and if you calculate the deductible and out of pocket expenses it's not really worth it once you past the one year mark.  So figure out what type of user you are and then make a switch for the better.

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Monitor your Portfolio with GSheets

If  you are looking to monitor your portfolio with Google Sheets you will be surprised on what you can find online that's free and what's available to some with a small fee.

Investment tracking can be easy to do as long as you are willing to put a little effort on getting it started.

Check it out and monitor your portfolio results daily. 

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Slimca Tracker

This kickstarter is a sweet deal, talk about tracking your personal belongings and how easily it hides like a credit and can simply be trackable. An ideal solution if your wallet every gets lost or stolen. 

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Amazon & Microsoft 1 Billion Deal

Amazon will soon sign a Billion-dollar deal with Microsoft to supply the e-commerce giant with office software. Now this has been long awaited since Microsoft is gradually gaining cloud acceptance. Hopefully, now AWS can stay competitive with its rival cloud partner. 

I just hope that AWS can stay a step ahead and somehow develop some leverage against Microsoft so that they do not lose their cloud dominance. 

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Next Generation Warfare

The military is taking a big interest in robotics strapped with Rocket Launchers and this is definitely opening up a new market for the user of robotics in the Warzone.

Although these are just test subjects using robotic goats this is going to be a big game changer during wartime. 

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Netflix Price Hike

After resolving the password-sharing problem just a few months ago and killing the grandfathered basic plan, the streaming company is now staying competitive by now increasing prices.

In the long run it's still a great service with a lot of add-ons when compared to others.

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Secret Cleaner

Yes this super cleaner is what many retail stores use to clear the fingerprint marks on their screen and there are probably a bunch of other products in the market that can do even better, but at least we know now what some stores are using.

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Ghost Guns Update

It looks like the Supreme Court is now forcing gun manufacturers to comply with federal gun rules for individuals who are making homemade ghost guns with 3D printers. 

It was going to happen sooner or later and now it will be interesting to see how homemade gun makers improvise. 

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Proton Email

Free email is not always what it seems to be and if you are wondering what steps to take to secure your information, then sometimes it will pay off to pay for a premium email service.

This site does things a little differently and it is very unique. 

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Next Gen Apple Vision Update

It looks Apple Vision headset will likely drop to save on cost. This is not yet confirmed but there is good information that they are trying to make the devices easily affordable so that they can easily be adopted by many. It's going to be interesting to see what META and others do in return. 

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Lock Chromebook

I have so many users that for one reason or another forget to lock their Chromebooks after use. If you are one of those users then you should review these simple steps to take to lock down your computer when you are not around.
It's always a good idea to lock the device down, just in case for some reason you lose the device or the device gets into the wrong hands.

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AI Constitutions

It looks like some companies are trying to keep AI toxic-free by filtering some content and I could only imagine how that's going to work out since it's still in its first stages. 

I guess this would be a move in the right direction, but I wonder who would be curious enough to let some AI bots continue what they currently doing today. 

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Passkey Default

Google has now made the move away from passwords by using passkeys. This could be the future for users to be able to access their accounts. For now, it's a wait-and-see game to see how others adapt. 

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Ubuntu 23.10

Ubuntu has been doing some great work keeping the software trimmed down and moving faster. If you have not tested out the OS I suggest you download a copy and see the new improvements. You will be amazed by the new improvements. It's not sluggish anymore. 

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MFA Weakness

MFA is still a great tool for securing high privilege account, but unfortunately it does have some weaknessess that some overlook and you should be aware of this if you commonly use this process of authentication. 

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Saving Voicemails

If you have an iPhone or Android device there will be times that you wish you can save you voicemails for memories or just for legal purposes.

This is how you do it.

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    * Click the Phone icon and then go to Voicemail at the bottom right.

    * Tap the voicemail you want to save and click the box with the arrow on it and it should open a menu          to either share the voicemail or save it elsewhere like Dropbox or Google Drive.

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    * Open the voicemail application and go to the voicemail selection in your phone application.

    * Tap and hold the message you want to save.

    * In the menu that appears, look for options like Save, Export, or Archive.

    * Select where you like the message to be saved on your phone and to OK and Save.