Ransomware Attack Halts Milk Production at Coca-Cola’s Fairlife Brand
Production operations at Fairlife are temporarily suspended in the US but not in Canada…
Windows 10 just got a big security update. Here’s who gets it
If you’re enrolled in Windows 10 ESU, your PC will be getting security patches and bug fixes with update KB5099539…
Windows 11’s 500GB storage bug is fixed. How to check if you’re good
A Windows 11 bug that ate hundreds of GBs of storage is patched, but the fix may not shrink files that already grew. Here’s what to do…
Firefox Too Slow? Don’t Switch Browsers. Try These 7 Tricks to Speed It Up
Every browser runs into performance issues. If you’re experiencing them on Firefox, changing these settings for tabs, extensions, and more should give it a boost…
Microsoft’s fix for RoguePlanet has its own new disk space bug
The Microsoft Defender patch that fixed RoguePlanet may have introduced a new flaw that lets attackers fill a PC’s disk space, a researcher says…
How I get free Kindle books without breaking the rules
3 ways to get free Kindle books…
Samsung Teases New Screen Substrate for Its Next Foldable: Titanium
Using this high-end metal doesn’t seem likely to make Samsung’s folding phones any cheaper…
Turn on Microsoft Edge’s scareware blocker before you need it
Not every Windows PC runs Edge’s scareware blocker by default. Here’s the hardware cutoff and how to turn it on manually…
This Windows Search revamp could win me over
The improved Windows Search is within the Experimental Channel of the Windows Insider program for now…
Google Maps vs. Waze: This App Wins the Race Against Traffic
Modern map apps do much more than get you from point A to point B, with everything from traffic light locations to AI-powered route planning. I tested Google Maps and Apple Maps to find the better navigator…
Red Hat will support your RHEL forever now – for a price
Red Hat’s new Long-Life Add-On extends support on a specific release for as long as you’re willing to pay for it…
Tired of Low Quality Amazon Goods? Try This Extension
Knockoff, gives users the choice between having these potentially dubious goods dimmed in grayscale, marked, or having them hidden altogether from search results…