Last year, Google announced changes to its Chrome browser that signaled the end for popular extension uBlock Origin. The ad-blocker’s design put it at odds with Google’s new Manifest v3 requirements, with death as the likely outcome.
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You can usually spot scam emails through the sender information—not who’s listed in the From field, but what the message actually says. A legitimate email originates from servers tied to the site’s domain. But if PayPal’s recently notified you of a new address added to your account, proceed with caution. The sender will check out, but the email likely contai
A good desktop PC setup needs a good desk, which is surely why Corsair has been spreading out to desks in recent years (in addition to tons of other areas). The Platform series of standing desks is a premium and pricey option for game
If you’re hunting for a powerful gaming laptop at a great price, this Asus TUF may be just what you need, especially since it’s $300 off right now. That means you can order one for just $1,100 at Best Buy
Extra storage space is always awesome, but it’s best to grab a drive that’s speedy enough to transfer your files in a flash. Who has time to wait around these days? No one, that’s who!
And right now, this fast and affordable 1TB Crucial X9 portable SSD is a solid pic
If you’ve ever seen images permanently etched onto an expensive television, then you know why some PC users still hesitate to upgrade to an OLED monitor. While the vivid colors and perfect contrast are amazing for gaming, doing regular work on these displays could spell burn-in disaster — or at least that’s the conventional wisdom.
One YouTuber decided to p
Once upon a time, you could assume you were pretty safe on the internet, so long as you were careful. But that’s changed. Through no fault of your own, your data can leak, your passwords can become compromised, and you can more easily fall prey to malware.
In 2025, you should assume online attacks are commonplace. The continued rise in use of AI is only acc
After October 14, 2025, Microsoft will no longer release any regular updates to Windows 10. The company may make exceptions if a really serious security flaw is discovered — this has happened with older, discontinued versions like Windows XP and Windows 7.
