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2. 6 Alexa settings you won't regret changing on your Amazon Echo
3. A quick guide to DNF for yum users
4. Deploying to the MyEclipse Tomcat Server
5. Yes, You Should Be Using Apple Pay or Google Pay
6. This AI Identifies Asymptomatic COVID Carriers by Their Cough
7. Cloud storage is cheaper when you know how to share it
8. The 10 Highest-Paying IT Certifications for 2020
9. Quantum computers are coming. Get ready for them to change everything | ZDNet
10. Portland, Maine Voters Say No to Facial-Recognition Tech
11. How to Access Your Mac's Hidden Files
12. 10 Things to Do After Installing Fedora 33 - debugpoint.com
13. How to be happy, according to science
14. Got a New PC? 11 Things to Do Right Away
15. How to Clean Up Your Digital History
16. Cruise Will Soon Hit San Francisco With No Hands on the Wheel
17. Police are using facial recognition tech to fight petty crimes like shoplifting. Critics say the cost to civil liberties is too high
18. Strolling, It Turns Out, Is Good for You
19. These tech jobs may disappear in the face of automation
20. Companies Are Rushing to Use AI—but Few See a Payoff
21. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5viZlNBl8zg
22. The 6 best password managers
23. 10 Best Sci-Fi TV Shows To Watch Right Now, Ranked (According To Rotten Tomatoes)
24. PSA: Watch Out For This New Amazon Email Phishing Scam
25. Russian hackers infiltrated state and local government networks, officials say
26. Scientists Think These 10 Horror Films Are The Scariest You'll Ever See
27. How to List All Running Services Under Systemd in Linux
28. Dropbox’s new family plan is now available globally
29. iPad Air 2020 review: Apple's middle child iPad steps up
30. NSA publishes list of top vulnerabilities currently targeted by Chinese hackers | ZDNet
31. Seven mobile browsers vulnerable to address bar spoofing attacks | ZDNet
32. Google sued by US Department of Justice and 11 states in landmark antitrust case
33. After a disaster, Wi-Fi is a lifeline
34. Home automation: Your options, explained
35. Clever uses for your Amazon Echo - and security steps you can’t skip
36. iPhone 12's MagSafe is the sleeper feature you should care about
37. What is a DDoS attack? Everything you need to know about Distributed Denial-of-Service attacks and how to protect against them | ZDNet
38. Barnes & Noble confirms cyberattack, suspected customer data breach | ZDNet
39. iPhone 12 has 5G, but Apple still has us questioning why we need it
40. Analysis: New Apple 'iPhone 12' to offer 5G speeds U.S. networks can't deliver
41. How To Install LAMP Stack on Fedora 32/31/30/29 | ComputingForGeeks
42. Feds may target Google’s Chrome browser for breakup
43. Apple’s Biggest Challenge Hides Inside Revolutionary MacBook Pro
44. 13 Things to Know About Amazon Prime
45. 6 ways Android 11 just turned up the heat against Apple's iPhone
46. How to Install Linux
47. How to use the new Google Photos editor
48. Could Microsoft be en route to dumping Windows in favor of Linux?
49. What Are Ebike 'Classes' and What Do They Mean?
50. Drive Full: How to Avoid Running Out of Storage Space on Every Device
51. How social networks are preparing for a potential October hack-and-leak
52. Encrypted messaging can be intercepted. Here's what that means for you
53. Google is giving data to police based on search keywords, court docs show
54. 7 ways to effectively ensure IT-business alignment
55. FBI Warns Against Using Hotel Wi-Fi for Work
56. US Army Testing AR Goggles for Bomb-Sniffing Dogs
57. Everything you need to know about wired networking on the Mac | AppleInsider
58. 15 sci-fi movies you need to watch before they leave Netflix in October
59. Become a Prime Day Pro With These Tips and Early Deals
60. Prime Day vs. Black Friday: When is the best time to buy?
61. iOS 14's Smart Stack is a must have for any iPhone user. Here's what you need to know
62. Congress' Big Tech investigation finds companies wield 'monopoly power'
63. iPhone 12 launch date: Apple's virtual event for its expected 5G smartphone is Oct. 13
64. 11 of the best sci-fi books that transport you to another world
65. 9 hidden iPhone features we discovered after installing iOS 14
66. Google Nest Audio Review
67. Apple Sues Ontario Recycling Firm for Reselling Over 100K Devices
68. The Worst Storage Mediums of All Time - ExtremeTech
69. Why Walmart Plus thinks it can challenge Amazon Prime
70. This worm phishing campaign is a game-changer in password theft, account takeovers | ZDNet
71. Hacking your brain to change bad habits comes down to one psychological trick
72. The Best External Hard Drives In 2020 For Mac Computers
73. The 10 Best Debian-based Linux Distributions
74. How to Monitor CPU Usage on Your Mac’s Dock
75. 8 Best Ebook Reader Devices for Students
76. Here's When You Can Download iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 in Time Zones Around the World
77. Apple will finally sell Apple Watches to people without iPhones, offering a new hook into its ecosystem
78. Crypto-gram: September 15, 2020 - Schneier on Security
79. WSJ News Exclusive | FTC Preparing Possible Antitrust Suit Against Facebook
80. iPhone 12 needs iPad Air's new Touch ID while we're all still wearing masks
81. iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 arrive Sept. 16. Do this to your iPhone and iPad today
82. Industry experts say it’s full speed ahead as Snowflake files S-1 – TechCrunch
83. How to Run Multiple Linux Commands at Once in Linux Terminal [Essential Beginner's Tip]
84. How to Blur Your House in Google Maps' Street View
85. 5 Ways Hackers Can Get Around Your MFA Solution
86. The WIRED Guide to 5G
87. The Safest Ways to Log In to Your Computer
88. Face-mask recognition has arrived—for better or worse
89. USB-C Was Supposed to Simplify Our Lives. Instead, It’s a Total Mess.
90. Why Are Some Mac App Icons Crossed Out?
91. T-Mobile customers can now roam on Sprint's former network
92. Motorola claims the Razr can fold 200,000 times. We get a peek at how it's tested
93. Google could make Chromebooks last years longer with a huge change to Chrome OS
94. How to get started using a password manager
95. 4 scenarios for the future of Facebook
96. How to Securely Wipe Your Computer, Phone, or Tablet
97. How to Print Using Alexa
98. Bluetooth Unveils Its Latest Security Issue, With No Security Solution
99. Congress probes how AI will impact U.S. economic recovery
100. Linux users beware - you could be facing more cyber threats than ever before
101. The 10 Best Rolling Release Linux Distributions
102. VMware Cuts Pay for Remote Workers Fleeing Silicon Valley
103. Become a Galaxy Note 20 pro with these 10 hidden features
104. Why Linux still needs a flagship distribution
105. Enable Google's 'Verified Calls' on Android With This Setting
106. Portland, Oregon Imposes Strict Ban on Facial-Recognition Technology
107. Linux is still the standard
108. Yubico's latest security key uses NFC and USB-C for authentication
109. How to Link Websites Without the Eventual Broken Links
110. All Your Questions on Apple’s Move Away from Intel, Answered
111. You Have a Million Tabs Open. Here’s How to Manage Them
112. These are the best iPad apps of all time
113. Worst may be over for U.S. IT job losses in COVID-19 pandemic
114. The Best Free Google Chrome Extensions
115. Linux Fu: Moving /usr
116. 11 must-see science fiction shows and movies on Netflix (September 2020)
117. OnePlus explains why it moved away from stock Android
118. Red Hat And Lenovo Want To ‘Evolve Linux’ As A Laptop OS
119. Working from home: The 12 new rules for getting it right | ZDNet
120. Walmart+ will finally launch in September. Can it compete with Amazon Prime?
121. 14 ways to speed up Windows 10
122. The Best Sci-Fi TV Shows to Binge-Watch Right Now | TV Guide
123. What's in the latest Firefox upgrade? Nothing notable (again)
124. Linux Has A Hardware Problem And We Need To Solve It
125. Where to Back Up Your Smartphone Photos Online (and Why You Should)
126. FBI Reports On Linux Drovorub Malware
127. The complete Zoom guide: From basic help to advanced tricks | ZDNet
128. Linux Security HOWTO
129. Bash vs Zsh: A comparison of two command line shells (2019 Update)
130. Speed up your home office: How to optimize your network for remote work and learning | ZDNet
131. C programming cheat sheet
132. This surprise Linux malware warning shows that hackers are changing their targets | ZDNet
133. 9 Apps to Boost Your Phone's Security and Privacy
134. You Can Now Tell Alexa to Delete Your Conversations
135. Ransomware: These warning signs could mean you are already under attack | ZDNet
136. The Cheapest Cloud Storage Services of 2020 for All Your Files
137. Linux vs. Windows: It's a matter of perspective
138. Google fax - fax from Gmail, Google Drive, Docs, and Sheets
139. A guide to sharing files wirelessly with Apple, Android, and Windows devices
140. Hayden James - Linux Systems Analyst
141. Google is testing domain-only URLs in Chrome to help foil scams and phishing
142. cybersecurity linux - Google Search
143. Blackboard Support | eLearning & Academic Partnerships | TTU
144. Evil AI: These are the 20 most dangerous crimes that artificial intelligence will create | ZDNet
145. Now Is The Time To Talk About Ethics And Privacy In The Metaverse
146. This DIY Implant Lets You Stream Movies From Inside Your Leg
147. Ransomware: Your biggest security headache refuses to go away | ZDNet
148. 9 Tips to Keep Your Cloud Storage Safe and Secure
149. Free Up Space in Your Google Account So You Can Back Up Your Phone
150. ‘BootHole’ Secure Boot Threat Found In Most Every Linux Distro, Windows 8 And 10
151. How to Spot the Latest Netflix Phishing Scam
152. The Reckoning Is Coming: Regulating Big Tech
153. How to Use the fd Command on Linux
154. Remote work is the new normal. But the tech problems won't go away | ZDNet
155. Got An Email From A Hacker With Your Password? Do These 3 Things