Calming Those Back-to-school Jitters

Antivirus programs are a vital component of your online safety strategy, and everybody should have one. That said, antiviruses arent without their drawbacks, and one of the most common problems people experience is their computer slowing down after installation.

Living far out in the country has its perks: quiet, fewer neighbors, and more privacy. The flipside is that modern amenities like TV can be challenging, but I've found creative solutions to stay entertained despite limited internet and cable access.

Have you ever come across a file that you thought might be suspicious? Perhaps a PDF file was attached to an email address, and you weren't certain of its safety.

Live service games were never my cup of tea. It seems sweet at first, with its constant updates and (usually) a free-to-play model, but I'm painfully aware that games as a service (GaaS) count my time in cents rather than the fun I had.

One of my favorite ways to enjoy YouTube is its vast array of 24/7 radio stations. These all-day, all-night music channels typically play music from a specific genre (or a group of similar genres) and are a great way to grab some music when you just don't know what to listen to.

USB-C is great for more than one reason. However, one area where it still hasn't caught up to its full potential is charging. While your phone might be able to charge quickly on the 100W power brick you have lying around, your Windows laptop might not.